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235/75R17.5 commercial truck tires at Tiremaxx in St. Joseph, MN

Commercial & Fleet Tires

235/75R17.5 Commercial Truck Tires

What 235/75R17.5 means, what else fits the same wheel, and how to get the right load range, from the Tiremaxx tire crew in St. Joseph, MN.

Wheel
17.5"
Construction
Radial
Section width
9.3"
Overall dia.
31.4"

What 235/75R17.5 means

Every number on the sidewall is telling you something. Here's this one, decoded:

  • 235Section width235 mm (about 9.3 in) across the widest part of the tire.
  • 75Aspect ratioThe sidewall height is 75% of the section width. A lower number means a shorter sidewall.
  • RConstructionRadial. The body plies run across the tire. Radials generally run cooler at highway speed and wear more evenly.
  • 17.5Wheel diameterFits a 17.5-inch wheel. This is the number that has to match your rim exactly.

Size is only half the answer

Two 235/75R17.5 tires can be built for very different work. Load range and ply rating set how much each tire carries at its rated pressure, and tread design changes with axle position. A steer tire and a trailer tire in 235/75R17.5 are not the same purchase. Tell us the truck, the axle and how you run it, and we'll match the tire to the job.

Crosses categories

We also carry 235/75R17.5 as trailer tires. Same numbers, different build. Tell us what it's going on and we'll steer you to the right one.

Commonly used on: light- and medium-duty trucks, box and delivery trucks, heavy-duty trailers.

Other sizes on a 17.5" wheel

These share your rim diameter. Whether one of them will actually work depends on rim width, load range and fender clearance. Ask us before you switch.

Similar overall diameter

Within about 3% of 235/75R17.5's 31.4" height, on various wheel sizes.

235/75R17.5 questions, answered

235: 235 mm (about 9.3 in) across the widest part of the tire. 75: The sidewall height is 75% of the section width. A lower number means a shorter sidewall. R: Radial. The body plies run across the tire. Radials generally run cooler at highway speed and wear more evenly. 17.5: Fits a 17.5-inch wheel. This is the number that has to match your rim exactly. Altogether that works out to roughly 31.4 inches of overall diameter.

Yes. Steer, drive and trailer positions ask different things of a tire: steer tires are built for even wear and steering response, drive tires for traction, and trailer tires to take side loading and scrubbing. The same size is manufactured for all three, so tell us the axle when you call and we'll get the right tread pattern for the position rather than just the right numbers.

It's made as both. 235/75R17.5 is a size, not a build. The same numbers are produced in constructions aimed at different jobs, with different load ranges and tread designs. We carry it on the commercial & fleet side and the specialty trailer side, so tell us what it's going on and we'll point you at the right one. Call (320) 363-7246 if you're not sure which you need.

We carry 10R17.5, 215/75R17.5, 245/70R17.5 in the same 17.5-inch wheel diameter. Sharing a rim diameter doesn't guarantee a swap will work, though. Rim width, load range and clearance all have to line up. Call (320) 363-7246 and we'll tell you straight whether a change makes sense.

Stock moves, so the honest answer is to check. Send us the size through the availability request on this page or call (320) 363-7246. We'll tell you what we have on the shelf, what load ranges are available and how fast we can get anything we'd need to order.

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