What size tires are on a 2017 Chevy Trax?
The 2017 Chevy Trax uses two primary tire sizes depending on the wheel option: 205/70R16 on 16-inch wheels and 215/55R18 on 18-inch wheels. The exact size can vary by trim and package, so always verify on your vehicle.
Common tire sizes by wheel option
The following sizes cover the two main configurations you’ll find on a 2017 Trax. If your vehicle has different wheels or a special package, confirm with the door placard or owner’s manual.
- 205/70R16 on 16-inch wheels (typical for LS and many LT configurations with 16" wheels)
- 215/55R18 on 18-inch wheels (typical for LT with 18" wheels and the Premier trim)
When replacing tires, use the size specified for your vehicle’s wheel configuration to ensure proper fit, performance, and safety.
How to verify the exact tire size for your Trax
Use these checks to confirm the correct size for your specific vehicle and wheel setup.
- Look at the driver’s door jamb placard to read the tire size for your trim and wheel option (e.g., P205/70R16).
- Inspect the sidewall of the current tires for the size code, which should appear in the format similar to P205/70R16.
- Consult the owner’s manual or the manufacturer’s specifications for your VIN if you have an optional wheel package or have changed wheels since purchase.
Verifying the correct size helps maintain accurate speedometer readings, optimal handling, and tire longevity.
Notes on substitutions and safety considerations
Using a tire size that differs significantly from the OE specification can affect ride quality, traction, and the vehicle’s ABS/traction control systems. If you’re considering aftermarket wheels or a non-standard size, consult a tire professional or Chevy dealer to confirm compatibility and any needed adjustments (such as speedometer calibration).
Summary
For the 2017 Chevy Trax, the two most common tire sizes are 205/70R16 on 16-inch wheels and 215/55R18 on 18-inch wheels. Always verify the exact size for your particular trim and wheel package by checking the door placard or owner’s manual, and replace tires with the size designated for your vehicle to maintain safety and performance.
