NISSAN Murano Tire Size & Rim Specifications by Year and Trim
The Nissan Murano features varying tire sizes and rim dimensions depending on the model year and trim level. Common tire sizes range from 235/65R17 to 245/45R20, with rim widths typically between 7 and 8 inches and diameters spanning 17 to 20 inches.\n\nEarlier models (2003-2014) mostly used 17- or 18-inch rims, while newer Murano trims (2015 and later) often come equipped with 18- to 20-inch rims. Higher trims like SL and Platinum are more likely to have larger 19- or 20-inch wheels for enhanced aesthetics and performance.\n\nWhen comparing trims, check your Murano’s specific tire size markings on the sidewall to ensure compatibility. Rim width × diameter references assist in choosing proper tires and prevent fitment issues, making it easier to maintain optimal handling and safety.
| Make / model / trim | Year | Tire size | Wheel |
|---|---|---|---|
| NISSAN Murano Platinum | 2026 | 235/55R20 | 8" × 20" |
| NISSAN Murano S | 2025 | 225/65R17 | 7" × 17" |
| NISSAN Murano Platinum | 2024 | 235/55R20 | 8" × 20" |
| NISSAN Murano SL | 2023 | 235/60R18 | 7.5" × 18" |
| NISSAN Murano S | 2022 | 225/65R17 | 7" × 17" |
| NISSAN Murano Platinum | 2021 | 235/55R20 | 8" × 20" |
| NISSAN Murano SL | 2020 | 235/60R18 | 7.5" × 18" |
| NISSAN Murano S | 2019 | 225/65R17 | 7" × 17" |
For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Nissan Murano.
FAQ
- How do I find the correct tire size for my Nissan Murano?
- Check the tire size markings on the sidewall of your current tires or refer to the owner's manual for model year and trim-specific sizes.
- What rim sizes are common on the Nissan Murano?
- Rim sizes commonly range from 17 to 20 inches in diameter with widths between 7 and 8 inches, varying by model year and trim.
- Can I use tires from one Murano trim on another?
- Only if the tire size and rim dimensions match or are compatible; always verify the specifications before swapping between trims.
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