
The importance of the right tire size for a Dodge Charger or any vehicle cannot be stressed enough. If the tires are not the correct size, the difference between ride height and speedometer readings can be severe. Properly-sized tires also contribute to optimal fuel efficiency, safety, and vehicle performance on roads in Fayetteville and the surrounding areas.
So, what is the correct Dodge Charger tire size? That depends on your model year and trim level, though some Dodge Charger tire sizes are the same year after year. Learn about the right tires for Dodge Chargers today, and contact us if you need new ones to keep your vehicle in peak condition!
Since Dodge Charger tire sizes can differ by model year and trim level, what is right for your vehicle? Let’s start with 2023 configurations:
Front Tires: P245/45ZR20
Rear Tires: P245/45ZR20
Front Tires: P225/60R18 99V
Rear Tires: P225/60R18 99V
Front Tires: P215/65R17
Rear Tires: P215/65R17
Front Tires: 245/45ZR20
Rear Tires: 245/45ZR20
Front Tires: 245/45ZR20
Rear Tires: 245/45ZR20
Dodge Charger tires for other model years and trims include:
Front Tires: P245/45ZR20
Rear Tires: P245/45ZR20
Front Tires: P275/40YR20
Rear Tires: P275/40YR20
Front Tires:P225/60WR18
Rear Tires: P225/60WR18
Front Tires: P215/65R17
Rear Tires: P215/65R17
The correct pressure for your Dodge Charger tires is just as important as the right size for safe drives throughout Springdale and Bentonville. The recommended tire pressure is 32 to 35 psi (pounds per square inch), again depending on the model year and trim level.
Under-inflated tires make excessive contact with the road, resulting in premature friction and wear. Too-low pressure also taxes the engine and subsequently affects fuel economy. Overinflated tires cause wear down the center of the tires and risk blowouts.
Now that you know more about the Dodge Charger tire sizes and pressure, is it time to replace your tires? Call 479-202-6664 or visit us online to schedule tire services. For related helpful reads, check out our guides on what causes uneven tire wear and how many miles tires last!
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