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What is the tire model of the Jeep Compass?

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MacJudah

07/29/25 1:34am

The tire model of the Jeep Compass is 215/60R17, where 215 represents the tire width of 215mm; 60 indicates the aspect ratio is 60%; 17 denotes the wheel diameter, with an inner diameter of 17 inches; R stands for the tire type code, representing radial tires. The Jeep Compass is a compact SUV designed by the Jeep brand specifically for the younger generation. In terms of body dimensions, it measures 4415mm in length, 1819mm in width, and 1625mm (1645mm) in height, with a wheelbase of 2636mm.

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EllieRose

08/12/25 5:40am

Speaking of the Jeep Compass tire specifications, I've personally paid attention to this issue with my own vehicle. The factory standard usually comes with 225/60R17 tires, with brands like Continental or Goodyear being quite common. When selecting tires, don't just look at the size—consider your driving habits too. Those who enjoy off-roading might opt for wider tires to enhance grip, while city drivers may prefer standard sizes for better fuel efficiency. Last time I replaced my tires, I chose all-season tires of the same size, which have lasted over 20,000 kilometers and proved quite durable. Changing the tire diameter can affect the speedometer and handling feel. Regularly checking tire pressure and tread depth can extend their lifespan. After all, the Compass's chassis design is optimized for this size for maximum safety—switching to larger wheels might cause rubbing against the wheel arches! The maintenance manual definitely details the specifications. Drive slowly over rough roads to protect your tires—safety always comes first.

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