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What vehicles are 2254517 tires suitable for?

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LeElliana
08/29/25 6:04am
Golf R, Golf GTI, and Scirocco, among others. D marking: 255/45R17 indicates a radial tire, which is used by almost all household cars on the market. Tires marked with D are bias-ply tires, which are now generally only used by heavy-duty, low-speed trucks or construction machinery. ZR marking: Some luxury cars or sports cars may have a ZR marking, indicating that the tire is a high-speed tire with enhanced performance. The number following the letters represents the diameter of the wheel hub or the steel rim.
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Connor
09/11/25 3:45am
The 225/45R17 tire size is commonly found on compact and midsize sedans, such as the Volkswagen Golf or Jetta, entry-level Honda Civic or Accord, and Toyota Corolla or Camry. Here, 225 refers to the tire width in millimeters, 45 is the aspect ratio percentage, and 17 indicates the wheel diameter in inches. When properly matched, this size offers stable handling and comfort, making it ideal for urban driving. Always check your vehicle's manual or the sidewall markings to ensure compatibility, as mismatched tires can affect fuel efficiency and steering safety. Lower aspect ratios enhance handling but require slower speeds over speed bumps to protect the rims. Maintenance is straightforward—monthly tire pressure checks can extend tire life.
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