NISSAN GT-R Tire Sizes & Rim Dimensions by Model Year and Trim

The NISSAN GT-R is offered with varying tire size markings depending on the model year and trim level. Common tire sizes typically range between 255/40ZR20 on the front and 285/35ZR20 on the rear for most trims, providing a balance of performance and handling.\n\nRim widths for the GT-R also vary by trim, commonly measuring 9.5 inches in diameter at the front and 11 inches at the rear across many model years. These variations affect the overall tire profile and can influence driving dynamics.\n\nWhen comparing trims, note the differences in tire sidewall height and rim diameter which reflect performance upgrades or comfort tuning. Always verify OEM specifications for your specific GT-R model year to ensure optimal fitment and performance.\n\nUtilizing this detailed tire size and rim specification guide will help NISSAN GT-R owners select the correct tires or wheels and understand the subtle distinctions between trims for improved maintenance or upgrade decisions.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
NISSAN GT-R GT-R NISMO2023255/40R209.5" × 20"
NISSAN GT-R GT-R Premium2022255/40R209" × 20"
NISSAN GT-R GT-R Track Edition2021255/40R209.5" × 20"
NISSAN GT-R GT-R NISMO2020255/40R209.5" × 20"
NISSAN GT-R GT-R Premium2019255/40R209" × 20"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Nissan GT-R.

FAQ

What are the most common tire sizes for the NISSAN GT-R?
Most GT-R trims feature 255/40ZR20 tires in front and 285/35ZR20 tires in the rear.
How do rim widths vary across GT-R trims?
Front rim widths are generally 9.5 inches, while rear rims are typically 11 inches, depending on the trim and year.
Why is it important to compare tire sizes and rims by trim?
Different trims have specific tire and rim configurations that affect performance, handling, and fitment, so proper comparison ensures the best choice for your GT-R.
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