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235/55R19 is the most common factory tire size.
We counted 6,137 trim listings from carmaker documents. Average wheel size went from 17.5 inches on 2017 models to 19.0 inches on 2027 models.
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15" and under2.2%
16"9.4%
17"23.1%
18"29.0%
19"10.7%
20"18.5%
21"2.6%
22" and over4.4%
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