195R14 Tires

Understanding 195R14 tire size is crucial for making informed decisions when purchasing new tires, whether it is for replacement or upgrade, as it plays an important role in your vehicle's performance and safety. Let's explore 195R14 tire specs and dimensions, what vehicles come equipped with 195R14 tires, what are its replacement options, and where to buy 195R14 tires at lowest prices online.

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How to read 195R14 tire size?

195R14 is a Metric tire size that is commonly used on passenger and crossover vehicles. It also comes in a Metric Commercial (195R14C) variant.

Let us decode each aspect of 195R14 tire size dimensions for better understanding:

  • 195 indicates tire's section width, which includes the entire width of the tire from one sidewall to the other. The tread width is typically a bit narrower than the section width. Section width of 195R14 tire is 195 millimeters.
  • 82 represents the aspect ratio of a tire. It is the ratio of the tire's sidewall height to its width. For 195R14 tire, the sidewall height is 82% of its tread width.
  • R denotes that tire has radial construction.
  • 14 indicates the wheel diameter in inches that the tire is designed to fit. 195R14 can be mounted on rims with 14 inches in diameter.

You can learn more about tire size markings on tire sidewall with our comprehensive guide on how to read tire size.

195R14 Tire Dimensions

Compare and visualize 195R14 tire dimensions in both inches and millimeters. Tire size calculator will help you calculate the dimensions of any tire size.

195R14 Section Width
7.7"
26.6"
195R14 Tire Side
Tire Circumference
83.5"
14"
6.3"
759 Revs/Mile
Metric Inches
Tire Width 195 mm 7.7"
Aspect Ratio 82%
Rim Diameter 356 mm 14"
Tire Diameter 676 mm 26.6"
Sidewall Height 160 mm 6.3"
Circumference 2123 mm 83.5"
Revolutions 471 per km 759 per mile

195R14 Tire Width

How wide is 195R14 tire? Tire width is the measurement of the tire's cross-section at its widest point. 195R14 tire is 195 millimeters or 7.7 inches wide.

Tires that are 195 millimeters wide come equipped on a variety of minivans, passenger cars, pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles and vans.

195 millimeters represents standard tire width. Standard width tires are very versatile, covering the needs of everyday drivers. They offer a balance of traction, fuel or energy efficiency, and handling.

Tire width plays a pivotal role in determining a vehicle's handling, safety, and efficiency. It is crucial to consider the compatibility of tire width with the vehicle's design and the manufacturer's specifications to maintain optimal functionality and ensure safety.

Tire Width
7.7"

195R14 Aspect Ratio

Tire aspect ratio represents the height of the tire's sidewall as a percentage of its width. 195R14 tire size has an aspect ratio of 82%.

Tires with an aspect ratio of 82 are known as high-profile tires. Such tires are typically chosen for their comfort and durability, making them well-suited for everyday driving and vehicles that prioritize passenger comfort or require additional load-bearing capacity. Taller sidewall allows for more flex and absorption of road imperfections, translating to a smoother, more comfortable ride.

While these tires provide a comfortable ride, they may not offer the same level of precise handling and cornering performance as lower aspect ratio tires. The increased sidewall height can lead to more flex during aggressive maneuvers, which might not be ideal for high-speed or performance-oriented driving.

195R14 Rim Diameter

Rim diameter refers to the diameter of the wheel on which the tire is mounted, commonly measured in inches. 195R14 rim size is 14 inches, meaning that tire can be mounted on 14-inch wheels. Rim diameter directly correlates with the overall diameter of the tire and affects various aspects of vehicle performance and aesthetics.

Tires with rim diameter of 14 inches are equipped on a select minivan, passenger car, pickup truck and van models.

Rims with a 14-inch diameter are suitable for the lower weight and less demanding performance requirements of compact and subcompact vehicles.

When selecting a rim diameter, it's crucial to consider the vehicle's design specifications, as altering the rim size can affect the speedometer and odometer calibration, vehicle handling, suspension geometry, and brake clearance.

Rim Diameter
14"

195R14 Tire Diameter

How tall is 195R14 tire? Tire diameter represens the total height of a tire, including the rim, when it is fully inflated and not under load. 195R14 diameter is 676 millimeters or 26.6 inches.

Tire height affects the clearance between the tire and the vehicle's body or chassis, influences the vehicle's ground clearance, and can impact the accuracy of the vehicle's speedometer and odometer.

For standard passenger cars, tire diameters typically range from about 24 to 30 inches. This includes sedans, hatchbacks, small SUVs, and minivans. Light trucks and larger SUVs might have tires on the higher end of this range or slightly above, often between 29 to 33 inches. Sports cars and high-performance vehicles may have similar diameter ranges as standard passenger cars, but they often feature wider tires with a lower aspect ratio, which can slightly affect the overall diameter. The range for these vehicles is typically between 24 to 30 inches, focusing more on width and profile for performance. Off-road vehicles, including larger SUVs, trucks, and specialized vehicles, often have larger tire diameters to handle rough terrain better. The diameters for these vehicles can range from about 31 to 40 inches or more, depending on the level of off-road capability and customization.

Tire Diameter
26.6"

195R14 Sidewall Height

Tire sidewall height, determined by the aspect ratio of a tire, represents the height of the tire's sidewall, measured from the edge of the rim to the top of the tread. 195R14 tire sidewall is 160 millimeters or 6.3 inches tall.

Sidewall height affects the tire's ability to dissipate heat and impacts its load-bearing capacity. It also plays a role in aesthetic appeal for many drivers, influencing the overall look of the vehicle.

Tires with a sidewall height of 6.3" are considered high profile. Higher sidewall offers better ride comfort and is more forgiving on rough surfaces. These characteristics are desirable in off-road, utility vehicles, and everyday passenger cars, as the increased sidewall height provides better shock absorption and protection against potholes and other road imperfections

Sidewall Height
6.3"

195R14 Circumference

Tire circumference is the total distance around the outer edge of the tire. 195R14 tire has a circumference of 2123 millimeters or 83.5 inches.

Tires with a circumference of 83.5 inches are common on mid-size cars, minivans and SUVs. These tires strike a balance between fuel efficiency and comfort, offering a smoother ride than smaller tires while maintaining reasonable handling and efficiency.

Tire circumference directly influences the speedometer and odometer readings of a vehicle. Mismatched tire circumferences, especially on the same axle, can lead to uneven wear, handling issues, and even mechanical damage, particularly in all-wheel or four-wheel-drive vehicles.

195R14 Circumference
Tire Circumference
83.5"

195R14 Revolutions

Tire revolutions metric reflects the number of times a tire rotates over a fixed distance. This figure is inherently tied to the tire's circumference - the larger the circumference, the fewer the revolutions needed to cover a mile, and vice versa. 195R14 tire makes 471 revolutions per kilometer or 759 revolutions per mile.

Number of the revolutions a tire makes affects greatly vehicle's performance, from speed and distance measurement accuracy to handling, fuel efficiency, and wear and tear.

Popular 195R14 tire models

No tire models are available in 195R14 tire size, but some are available in similar variant.

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What is 195R14C in inches?

When converted to inches, 195R14C tire size is equivalent to 26.6x7.7R14. 26.6 inches indicate the tire diameter, 7.7 inches represent tread width, and 14 inches is the diameter of a rim the tire can be mounted on.

Conversion of 195R14C to inches involves a series of steps that translate the metric measurements of tire width, aspect ratio, and rim diameter into their inch equivalents. This conversion is crucial for understanding tire sizes in a format that may be more intuitive or necessary for specific applications, allowing for better informed decisions regarding tire selection and compatibility.

First, the width of the tire (195 mm) is converted to inches by dividing by 25.4 (since there are 25.4 millimeters in an inch). Secondly, to determine the sidewall height in inches, calculate the height of the tire's sidewall as a percentage of its width (the aspect ratio), then convert this measurement from millimeters to inches. In the case of a 195R14C tire, the sidewall height is 82% of 195 mm, which converts to approximately 6.3 inches. Lastly, to ascertain the overall diameter of the tire, sum twice the sidewall height with the diameter of the rim (already in inches). Therefore, for a 195R14C tire, the overall diameter is the sum of twice the sidewall height (6.3 x 2) plus the rim diameter (14 inches), culminating in an overall diameter of about 26.6 inches.

195R14C Vehicle Fitment

No vehicles that are equipped with 195R14C OEM tire size have been found in our database.

What are replacement sizes for 195R14C tire?

195R14C alternative has to be within 3% of the original tire's overall diameter to ensure safe drive and proper speedometer readings. Below is a list of 195R14C equivalent and plus sizes that are within the optimal characteristics and dimensions of the orignal tire size.

Keep in mind that different vehicles have different tire requirements. Passenger cars, SUVs, trucks, and high-performance vehicles each have specific types of tires that are engineered for their particular needs. When replacing tires on your vehicle, always refer to your vehicle's owner's manual for manufacturer recommendations on tire size, type, and other specifications.

Replacement Tire Size Tire Diameter Difference
185R14 -2.4%
185R14C -2.4%
ST205/75R14 -1.8%
205/75R14 -1.8%
P205/75R14 -1.8%
205/75R15 1.9%
185R15 1.3%
P205/75R15 1.9%
P205/70R15 -1%
205/70R15 -1%
ST205/75R15 1.9%
205/70R16 2.7%
P205/70R16 2.7%

195R14C Tire Size Comparison Chart

Below is a comparison chart where we compare 195R14C tire size with other popular sizes. Green indicates that new tire diameter is within the acceptable 3% of the original, while red warns that tire will adversely affect the vehicle's speedometer reading, handling characteristics, or clearance in the wheel well. We recommend to use the tire size comparison tool to ensure proper compatibility when switching to a new tire size.

Tire Size Comparison Tire Diameter Difference
195R14C vs 195/60R14 -12.7%
195R14C vs 195/75R14 -4.1%
195R14C vs 205/75R14 -1.8%
195R14C vs 195/70R14 -6.8%
195R14C vs 205/70R14 -4.7%
195R14C vs 185/70R14 -8.9%
195R14C vs 185/65R14 -11.8%
195R14C vs 185/60R14 -14.5%
195R14C vs 175/65R14 -13.6%
195R14C vs 175/70R14 -10.9%
195R14C vs P185/65R15 -8.1%
195R14C vs 225/50R15 -10.2%
195R14C vs 225/60R15 -3.7%
195R14C vs 205/75R15 1.9%
195R14C vs 215/70R15 1%
195R14C vs 215/75R15 4%
195R14C vs 225/45R15 -13.8%
195R14C vs P205/65R15 -4.3%
195R14C vs 215/60R15 -5.5%
195R14C vs 225/70R15 3.1%
195R14C vs 225/75R15 6.4%
195R14C vs P215/70R15 1%
195R14C vs P275/60R15 5.2%
195R14C vs P185/60R15 -10.8%
195R14C vs P195/60R15 -9%
195R14C vs P175/65R15 -9.9%
195R14C vs P195/65R15 -6.1%
195R14C vs P225/70R15 3.1%
195R14C vs P235/70R15 5.2%
195R14C vs LT235/75R15 8.6%
195R14C vs P235/75R15 8.4%
195R14C vs P215/65R15 -2.2%
195R14C vs 265/70R15 11.4%
195R14C vs 235/70R15 5.2%
195R14C vs LT215/75R15 4.1%
195R14C vs 205/70R15 -1%
195R14C vs 185/60R15 -10.8%
195R14C vs 185/55R15 -13.5%
195R14C vs 165/60R15 -14.3%
195R14C vs 195/50R15 -14.6%
195R14C vs 185/60R15C -10.8%
195R14C vs 195/70R15C -3.1%
195R14C vs 195/65R15 -6.1%
195R14C vs 185/65R15 -8.1%
195R14C vs 195/60R15 -9%
195R14C vs 215/65R15 -2.2%
195R14C vs 255/70R15 9.3%
195R14C vs 235/75R15 8.4%
195R14C vs 205/65R15C -4.3%
195R14C vs 205/65R15 -4.3%
195R14C vs 205/60R15 -7.2%
195R14C vs 195/55R15 -12%
195R14C vs 175/55R15 -15.2%
195R14C vs 175/65R15 -9.9%
195R14C vs 205/50R15 -13.2%
195R14C vs P225/75R16 10.1%
195R14C vs P225/70R16 6.8%
195R14C vs LT305/70R16 23.2%
195R14C vs P225/60R16 0%
195R14C vs P235/75R16 12.1%
195R14C vs LT315/75R16 30%
195R14C vs P215/70R16 4.7%
195R14C vs P235/70R16 8.9%
195R14C vs P245/75R16 14.5%
195R14C vs 245/75R16 14.5%
195R14C vs 195/50R16 -10.9%
195R14C vs 275/70R16 17.2%
195R14C vs 205/70R16 2.7%
195R14C vs 235/75R16 12.1%
195R14C vs 245/50R16 -3.6%
195R14C vs 245/45R16 -7.4%
195R14C vs P265/75R16 18.9%
195R14C vs LT245/70R16 10.8%
195R14C vs P265/70R16 15.1%
195R14C vs P255/70R16 13%
195R14C vs 245/70R16 10.9%
195R14C vs P245/70R16 10.9%
195R14C vs LT255/85R16 24.3%
195R14C vs 225/75R16 10.1%
195R14C vs P215/60R16 -1.8%
195R14C vs P205/65R16 -0.6%
195R14C vs 215/45R16 -11.2%
195R14C vs 215/55R16 -5%
195R14C vs 215/60R16 -1.8%
195R14C vs 215/65R16 1.5%
195R14C vs 215/70R16 4.7%
195R14C vs 225/50R16 -6.5%
195R14C vs 225/55R16 -3.3%
195R14C vs 225/60R16 0%
195R14C vs 205/75R16C 5.6%
195R14C vs 205/65R16 -0.6%
195R14C vs 195/45R16 -13.9%
195R14C vs 195/55R16 -8.3%
195R14C vs 195/60R16 -5.3%
195R14C vs 195/75R16C 3.3%
195R14C vs 205/45R16 -12.7%
195R14C vs 205/50R16 -9.5%
195R14C vs 205/55R16 -6.5%
195R14C vs 205/60R16 -3.6%
195R14C vs 225/65R16 3.3%
195R14C vs 225/70R16 6.8%
195R14C vs LT225/75R16 10.1%
195R14C vs LT235/85R16 19.2%
195R14C vs LT245/75R16 14.5%
195R14C vs LT265/70R16 14.9%
195R14C vs LT265/75R16 18.9%
195R14C vs LT285/75R16 23.4%
195R14C vs P205/55R16 -6.5%
195R14C vs P205/60R16 -3.6%
195R14C vs LT215/85R16 14.2%
195R14C vs 265/75R16 18.9%
195R14C vs 225/75R16C 10.1%
195R14C vs 235/60R16 1.8%
195R14C vs 235/65R16 5.3%
195R14C vs 235/65R16C 5.3%
195R14C vs 235/70R16 8.9%
195R14C vs 255/65R16 9.2%
195R14C vs 255/70R16 13%
195R14C vs 265/70R16 15.1%
195R14C vs 185/55R16 -9.8%

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