Recommended tire size is 2352/70/R15 can I change sizes?

I would refer to my owners manual for different types of tire sizes that something that you do not want to play with because whenever your tires are on the road you life is on the road so go as per manual don't guess

Hello,

I pulled up your vehicle information in our fitment guide and tires in the 225/60/R15 and 225/60R16 sizes are not load rated for your vehicle. They are also quite a bit smaller than the tires that came on your Tahoe when new. Running a tire that is too small (even if it was load rated) will have an effect on your vehicles performance. We do not recommend installing either of these sizes for safety and performance reasons.

If your Tahoe came with 15" wheels we would recommend looking into the 235/75R15 size.

If your Tahoe came with 16" wheels we would recommend looking into the 245/75R16 or 235/75R16 sizes.

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5mm is NOTHING to worry about,these are more expensive than 235/65/18,it means that they are thinner (closer to the ground) they MAY effect you speedo very slightly.but you will feel more secure.less sideways movement... geoff

Hi!

195(width in mm)/60(sidewall height in % of width) R15(rim diameter)

This means, a 195/60 R15 rides lower than a 195/65 R15 tire. Imagine how it would look like when you put these different tire sizes on one car. It can be done but the car will be unbalanced both mechanically and aesthetically. Remember, your car was not designed for different front and rear tire sizes unlike some sports cars.

A 2005 model will most like come standard with ABS as with most cars produced year 2001 onwards.
Just buy 1 tire size for your car. If you wish to change to another tire size, change all the tires.

Good luck!

Don't know if you have 2 wheel drive, or 4 wheel drive...if 4 wheel drive Ford would only recom/mend the same size for the front...with 2 whell drive you can run a smaller front size tire...but don;t know why you would except for looks...:) The size smaller than the 235/75/R15 is 225/75R15 and next smaller is 215/75R15 and so on... A lower profile size would be 235/70R15 or 225/70R15 and so on...I would not recommend using anything smaller than these...the smaller sizes don't always cost less anymore...

There were a few different sizes originally available on that vehicle depending on options. If it is 2wd it could have come from the factory with a 205-75-15 or a 235-70-15 tire. If it's 4wd it could have come with a 235-70-15 or 235-75-15 tire. There should be a tire placard on the door jam of the drivers door stating original equipment tire sizes and recommended inflation pressures.

Should be a sticker on the driver's door or door jamb, with tire size and recommended pressure. Discount Tire's web site calls for either a 215/75R15 or 235/75R15. This assumes you have the original sized wheels on it. If you basically using it as a car, not carrying loads, towing, or driving on dirt roads, the 215s should be OK, otherwise I'd go with the 235s. What size do you have now?

Not recommended to change tire size from factory specs. Will affect handling, your speedometer, etc...

There will be a decal on your door jam, telling you what the origional recommended tire size was.

There were two standard option size on the 2WD and 4WD Nissan pick up. 2WD there were 195/75-14 and 215/75-14. 4wd there were 235/75-15 and 31X10.5-15. Good luck and hope this helps, keep me posted,be glad to help