Tire size Hi, I just need to know the proper size tires to use on a 2001 Tiburon.

The tire size depends on the vehicle trim level. Below are multiple trim levels and their respective tire sizes.

ES 235/75/15
LS 255/70/16
Limited 255/70/16
XLS 255/70/16
XS 255/70/16

The best thing to do if the vehicle is available is to inspect the tire sidewall for what the current equipment is. There is also typically a sticker in the driver door jamb, center console or glovebox stating the proper tire size & inflation.

I would use the proper sized tire for the 2001 Jetta of p195/65R15 and not the p205/65R15 as the larger size might rub against the wheel wells.

In general, reputable tire retailers will not go up or down more than one size step on any particular axle and will often recommend the original tire size stamped on the inside of the door, or the original tire size recommended for your year, make, and model vehicle which can change from year to year.

20021 Buick Century Sedan - Tire Size

If you have the standard factory 15 inch (diameter) x 6.0 inch (wide) wheels then the tires fitted were size: 205/70R15 (205 is the tyre width in mm and the 15 denotes the tyre bead diameter in inches for fitting to 15 inch wheels. The R denotes the speed rating of the tire).

The tires currently fitted to the car have the size moulded into the sidewall of the tire.

However I do not know if aftermarket wheels have been put on the car and if so a different size tire from the standard factory fitment may have been fitted to the wheels.

I hope this helps.

I would look on the inside of your driverside front door and door jam where thet have the vehical information labels, Ford will specify what tire size to use on your vehical and whats the proper tire inflation pressure for the front and rear tires always follow the manfacturers recommendations....

if you open up your drivers door there will be a sticker inside there that tells you proper tire sizes and proper inflation for front and rear tires

depends on the options some had 15 or 16"
open the drivers door there will be a sped lable on the inside the door edge has recomended tire size, air pressure and so on
also the size is on the side wall of the tire
hope this helps

Trunk floor panel? any Hyundai dealer can get that for you.

Make sure the car is on a good jack (not a bumper jack) use an old wheel and tire as a safety under the chassis if you must. Spray lube into the lug holes that go through the wheel and let it run down to the center hub. then use a sledge hammer, steel pipe or good baseball bat and give the tire (not the wheel) a good shot on the side. Nine out of ten times it will come off. If not, put the lugs back on leaving them about 1/2" from the wheel, put the car on the ground, start it and turn the steering back and forth.
Good luck

15 in rims and tire sizes varie

First of all, are all the tires the same size and are they all inflated to the same pressure? If you have two different size tires (or different tires on the front, i.e. manufacturer and tread mismatch) can cause this problem. Also, what did the alignment measurements indicate? Was there a difference in the CAMBER measurements between Left & Right? This can also cause pulling. Additionally, if the front tires have been worn UNEVENLY (meaning they have become CAMBERED), this will also cause 'pulling.' Solution: VERIFY front alignment is within specifications and correct any deviation in THRUST ALIGNMENT. Replace both front tires with SAME size and specs inflated equally.