A 275/60R17 tire is 30.0 inches (762 mm) tall and 10.8 inches wide. The sidewall is 60% of the width, 6.5 inches, on a 17-inch wheel, and the tire turns about 672 times per mile.
In flotation terms that is about 30.0x10.8R17. People often call it a 30-inch tire.
The size most often compared with it is 265/70R17, which is 1.6" taller (+5.4%). At an indicated 60 mph you would be doing 63.2 mph on it, more than the 3% change many shops use as a limit.
Sizes near 275/60R17
Same 17" wheel, within 20 mm of width and 10 points of aspect ratio.
Same height on a different wheel
Sizes within 2% of 30.0" on 15" or 16" or 18" wheels.
Speedometer with a different size
Actual speed when the speedometer is calibrated for 275/60R17.
| Speedometer shows | on 265/70R17 | on 255/65R17 | on 265/60R17 |
|---|
| 30 mph | 31.6 mph | 30.1 mph | 29.5 mph |
| 45 mph | 47.4 mph | 45.1 mph | 44.3 mph |
| 60 mph | 63.2 mph | 60.1 mph | 59.1 mph |
| 70 mph | 73.8 mph | 70.1 mph | 68.9 mph |
275/60R17 comparisons