What is the dodge caravan 1999 3.0L V6 base van tire and rim sizes?

Check label inside drivers door jamb Tire size is listed there

They will if you have 16 inch rims. If replacing wheels and tires together to that size, they will fit if the bolt pattern on the rims are the same

No they will not. The last set of numbers is the rim diameter. the studded tires are for a 14" wheel. The two tire option for you vehicle are 215/70R15 (15" tire) and 215/65R16 (16" tire)


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The recomended tire size for your van is P205/70R15. Most tire shops can get thos if they dont maintain them in stock.

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if all lug nuts are off some times just taping on tire or rim will get it loose make sure tire is far enough off ground is there damage to the rim

Read the side of the tire. It will read like P225-70- 15 the last number is the diameter of the wheel. 14=14 inches 15=15 inches and so on.

If you want to know the correct tire size for your vehicle. Open the drivers door and look on the edge of the door under the latch. You should find a data plate that will tell you size of tire for your van and proper air pressure for front and back tires.

You can find this solution at www.tires.com. There are a few options you need to know about the vehicle such as trim level (ES, Sport) and if its front wheel drive or all wheel drive. You can also find this information on the sidewall of your existing tires. It should be be in a format such as 215/65 16 or 215/65R16. The 215 refers to the tire width, the 65 to the ratio of the side wall compared to the tire width and the 16 or R16 is the size of the wheel (rim).

make sure you have the correct size tire

According to a dodge salesman, the spare tire cover is big enough to take a full size tire. Folks who pull trailers want full size tires so Chrysler made the cavity under the front seats big enough for one. Still, I expect it will be a pain to pull a full size tire out from under the middle of the van.