Tire size lookup for your website
Give your forum, owner club or blog a free tire size lookup. Visitors pick a year, make, model and trim and see the factory tire size right on your page, with a link to the full details on TireShopper.com. It is one snippet to paste, with no ads, no cookies and no sign-up.
Try it
This is the live widget, exactly as it will look on your page.
Copy and paste
Paste this where you want the lookup to appear. Use an HTML or custom code block; most forum software, WordPress, Squarespace and Wix have one.
<iframe src="https://tireshopper.com/embed/tire-size" width="100%" height="460" style="border:0;max-width:420px" title="Tire size lookup by TireShopper" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:12px"><a href="https://tireshopper.com/">Tire sizes by TireShopper.com</a></p>The small link under the frame is the credit for the data. Please keep it.
Open it on one vehicle
For a model-specific club or forum section, add ?make= and &model= to the address. This one opens on the Ford F-150. Use the make and model as they appear in a vehicle page address on TireShopper.com. The widget starts on the newest model year and visitors can change the year.
<iframe src="https://tireshopper.com/embed/tire-size?make=ford&model=f-150" width="100%" height="460" style="border:0;max-width:420px" title="Tire size lookup by TireShopper" loading="lazy"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:12px"><a href="https://tireshopper.com/">Tire sizes by TireShopper.com</a></p>What visitors get
Four drop-downs (year, make, model and trim) and the factory tire size for that trim, marked as original equipment or not. A vehicle with different front and rear sizes shows both. Under the result, a link opens the full vehicle page on TireShopper.com in a new tab. The widget follows the visitor's light or dark setting and fits any column from phone width up to 420 pixels.
The widget does not show ads or a cookie banner and sets no cookies. It is not indexed by search engines, so it adds nothing to your page's own content. For a quick size on any tire, there is also the tire size calculator.
Widget questions
Is the tire size widget free?
Yes. There is nothing to sign up for and no key to add. Paste the snippet and it works. The only thing we ask in return is that you keep the small "Powered by TireShopper.com" link inside the widget and the text link under it.
Does the widget show ads or track my visitors?
No. The widget has no ads, no cookie banner and no analytics, and it sets no cookies. Its links to TireShopper.com open in a new tab, and that site has its own privacy practices, which are on its privacy page.
Will it slow my page down?
Very little. The snippet uses lazy loading, so the browser fetches the widget only when a visitor scrolls near it, and the widget is a single small page.
Can I open it on one vehicle?
Yes. Add the make and model to the address as ?make=ford&model=f-150. Use the same make and model names that appear in a vehicle page address on TireShopper.com, for example tireshopper.com/vehicles/ford/f-150. The widget opens on the newest model year we have, and visitors can change the year.
What if a vehicle is missing?
The widget lists the vehicles that have sizes checked against a manufacturer or a trusted fitment data provider, and the list grows over time. For anything else, visitors can read the size off the tire sidewall or the door placard.
What size should the iframe be?
Use the full width of the column up to 420 pixels and a height of at least 460 pixels, as in the snippet. A shorter frame hides the result and the link to the full vehicle page.