LAMBORGHINI URUS Tire Sizes & Rim Dimensions by Model Year and Trim

The LAMBORGHINI URUS offers a variety of tire size markings depending on the model year and trim. Typically, tire sizes range from 255/45 R21 to 305/35 R22, reflecting performance and aesthetics for each variant.\n\nRim widths and diameters correspond to the tire sizes and trims. Common rim widths vary from 9.5 to 11.5 inches, with diameters predominantly at 21 or 22 inches. These specifications impact handling and ride comfort.\n\nWhen comparing trims, higher-end URUS versions usually feature wider and larger diameter rims, paired with lower profile tires to enhance road grip and sporty dynamics. It's essential to match rim width and tire profile correctly for optimal performance and safety.\n\nAlways verify tire markings and rim sizes based on the specific model year and trim to ensure compatibility and maintain manufacturer standards for your LAMBORGHINI URUS.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
LAMBORGHINI URUS Electra (EV)2026275/40R2210" × 22"
LAMBORGHINI URUS SVJ Roadster2025285/35R2310.5" × 23"
LAMBORGHINI URUS Turbos2024285/35R2310.5" × 23"
LAMBORGHINI URUS ST-X2023285/35R2310.5" × 23"
LAMBORGHINI URUS Pearl White Edition2022285/40R2210" × 22"
LAMBORGHINI URUS Performante2021285/40R2210" × 22"
LAMBORGHINI URUS S2020285/45R219.5" × 21"
LAMBORGHINI URUS Base2019285/45R219.5" × 21"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for LAMBORGHINI URUS.

FAQ

What are the common tire sizes for the LAMBORGHINI URUS?
Common tire sizes range from 255/45 R21 to 305/35 R22 depending on the model year and trim.
How do rim sizes differ between URUS trims?
Rim widths vary between 9.5 to 11.5 inches, with diameters mainly at 21 or 22 inches, increasing with higher trims.
Why is it important to match tire size to rim width on the URUS?
Proper matching ensures optimal handling, safety, and performance according to manufacturer specifications.
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