285/30R24 vs 285/35R23 tire size comparison

Change either size and everything below updates.

Start from your car make, model, year
Current tire size
/R
xR
New tire size
/R
xR

Width in mm · aspect = sidewall height as a % of width · rim in inches

Flotation (LT) sizes, all in inches: overall diameter × section width, then rim

Well within tolerance

+0.40% diameter

The overall diameter changes by less than 1.5%, so speedometer error is negligible and ride height barely moves.

  • Needs 23″ wheels: this tire does not fit your 24″ rims.

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Measurement285/30R24285/35R23Diff%
Overall diameter30.73″781 mm30.85″784 mm+0.12″+0.4%
Section width285.0 mm285.0 mm0.0 mm0.0%
Sidewall height85.5 mm99.8 mm+14.3 mm+16.7%
Rim diameter24″23″−1″−4.2%
Circumference96.55″2452 mm96.93″2462 mm+0.38″+0.4%
Revolutions per mileturns per distance; drives the odometer656408 /km654406 /km−3−0.4%
Ride height change——+0.06″ +1.6 mm

Speedometer reading

Speedo shows
60mph
97 km/h
Actual speed
60.2mph
97 km/h

Overlay

285/30R24285/35R23

How to use the tire size calculator

Put your current tire size — width, aspect ratio and rim diameter — into the first form, then your desired size into the second. You’ll get the difference between the new and the old size, plus the speedometer reading difference and your actual speed on the new set. Both metric and flotation (LT inch) sizes are supported.

The calculator helps you decide whether a set of tires and wheels will fit your car. To compare tires by brand and model instead, use our tire comparison tool; to look up factory sizes, browse by car make.

Reading a tire size

225/45R17
225
Section width in millimetres
45
Aspect ratio — sidewall height as a % of width
R
Radial construction
17
Rim diameter in inches

Full guide to the tire sidewall →

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