Rolls Royce Ghost Tire Sizes & Rim Dimensions by Year and Trim

The Rolls Royce Ghost, known for its luxury and performance, features specific tire sizes and rim dimensions that vary by model year and trim. Typically, tire markings include width, aspect ratio, and diameter, which are critical for maintaining manufacturer specifications.\n\nFor example, early Ghost models (2009-2014) often utilize 255/50 R20 tires on 9.0×20 inch rims, while later trims and model years might switch to 265/45 R21 tires with 9.5×21 inch rims to enhance ride comfort and handling.\n\nComparing trims, the base Ghost and the Ghost Extended Wheelbase variants may share similar tire dimensions, but differ slightly in rim widths or profile ratios to accommodate weight distribution and performance tuning. Practical guidance for tire replacement emphasizes matching OEM sizes and rim width ranges to preserve the vehicle's drive dynamics and safety.\n\nFor any Rolls Royce Ghost owner, understanding these tire size markings by year and trim is essential for proper tire selection, ensuring optimal performance and maintaining the vehicle’s prestigious standards.

Year
Make / model / trim Year Tire size Wheel
Rolls Royce Ghost 6.75 V122025255/35R228.5" × 22"
Rolls Royce Ghost 6.75 V122023255/40R218.5" × 21"
Rolls Royce Ghost 6.6 V122022255/45R208.5" × 20"
Rolls Royce Ghost 6.6 V122020255/50R198.5" × 19"

For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Rolls Royce Ghost.

FAQ

What is the typical tire size for a Rolls Royce Ghost?
Common tire sizes include 255/50 R20 and 265/45 R21, depending on model year and trim.
How do rim widths vary between Rolls Royce Ghost trims?
Rim widths generally range from 9.0 to 9.5 inches, with slight differences to suit specific trim handling requirements.
Can I use tires with different aspect ratios than OEM on my Ghost?
It's recommended to match OEM aspect ratios to maintain correct speedometer readings and driving dynamics.
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