Infiniti QX70 Tire Sizes & Rim Specifications by Model Year and Trim

The Infiniti QX70 comes with a range of tire sizes and rim specifications that vary by model year and trim level. Early models typically feature 20-inch alloy wheels, while later trims may include performance-oriented options or all-season configurations.\n\nTire markings indicate width, aspect ratio, and diameter (e.g., 255/50R20), which directly relate to rim width and diameter. Rim widths for the QX70 commonly range between 8.0 to 9.0 inches, paired with corresponding tire profiles to maintain performance and ride comfort.\n\nWhen comparing trims like the base, Sport, or Journey, it's important to note differences in standard tire sizes and rim widths. Higher trims often feature wider rims and lower profile tires for enhanced handling, while base trims focus on comfort and all-season usability.\n\nReferencing the precise tire size markings for your model year and trim helps in selecting compatible replacements or upgrades. Always consult manufacturer specifications or trusted catalogs to ensure a perfect fit and maintain vehicle safety.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
Infiniti QX70 3.7 AWD2016265/50R208" × 20"
Infiniti QX70 3.7 AWD2015265/50R208" × 20"
Infiniti QX70 3.7 AWD2014265/50R208" × 20"
Infiniti QX70 3.7 AWD2013265/50R208" × 20"

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FAQ

What is the common tire size for Infiniti QX70 base model?
The base model Infiniti QX70 commonly uses 255/50R20 tires paired with 20-inch rims.
How do tire sizes differ between QX70 trims?
Sport trims typically feature wider rims (up to 9.0 inches) and lower profile tires than base trims, optimizing performance and handling.
Why is rim width important when selecting tires for the QX70?
Rim width affects tire fitment and handling; choosing tires that match the rim width ensures safety and optimal performance.
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