Pontiac Trans Sport Tire Sizes & Rim Specifications by Year and Trim

The Pontiac Trans Sport features a variety of tire sizes and rim specifications depending on the model year and trim level. Typically, tire markings indicate width, aspect ratio, and diameter, crucial for selecting replacement tires or upgrades.\n\nFor example, early 1990s Trans Sport models commonly use 195/70R14 or 205/65R15 tires. Rim widths generally range from 6.0 inches to 6.5 inches with diameters of 14 to 15 inches, varying by trim such as base, LE, or SE. Later model years may feature slightly different sizes reflecting trim improvements.\n\nWhen comparing trims, focus on overall diameter consistency to maintain speedometer accuracy and ride quality. Always match tire tread width and rim width correspondingly to ensure proper fitment and handling. Use manufacturer specifications as a primary guide while considering aftermarket options compatible with your specific Pontiac Trans Sport trim.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.12001205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.12000205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11999205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11998205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.41998205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11997205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.41997205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11996205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11995205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11994205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11993205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11992205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11991205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11990205/70R157" × 15"
Pontiac Trans Sport 3.11989205/70R157" × 15"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Pontiac Trans Sport.

FAQ

What tire sizes are common for the Pontiac Trans Sport?
Common tire sizes include 195/70R14 and 205/65R15, varying by model year and trim.
How do I compare rim widths across Pontiac Trans Sport trims?
Rim widths typically range from 6.0 to 6.5 inches; comparing trims involves matching rim width to tire width for proper fit.
Why is matching tire diameter important when replacing tires?
Maintaining tire diameter preserves speedometer accuracy and ride quality by ensuring consistent rolling circumference.
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Compare two tire sizes — diameter, speedometer error, and clearance change.

inchmm
Size 1Size 2DiffDiff(%)
Diameter25.0"25.4"0.5"1.89%
Width7.7"8.5"0.8"10.26%
Circumference78.4"79.9"1.5"1.86%
Profile height5.0"4.2"-0.7"-15.08%
Turnover per mile80779314-1.73%
Clearance--+0.2"-
25.0"
7.7"
old tire side
25.5"
8.5"
new tire side
old tire
15"
old rim
5.0"
new tire
17"
new rim
4.2"

Speedometer Error

(First wheel OEM size)

Reading20 mph30 mph40 mph50 mph60 mph70 mph80 mph90 mph
Actual20.430.540.750.961.171.281.491.6