225/45R19

Tire size lookup — every vehicle row in this catalog that lists 225/45R19 (8 references).

Use this page as a reverse index: jump to a make/model page for year-sorted context, or follow a bolt pattern link when you are also matching wheels. Trims and markets vary, so treat each row as a guide and confirm against your installed tires and manufacturer documentation.

From here you can open the tire sizes catalog or the bolt pattern catalog for broader browsing.

FAQ

What does the 225/45R19 tire marking mean?
225/45R19 is a metric tire code: section width in millimeters, aspect ratio (sidewall height as a percent of width), construction (R = radial), and rim diameter in inches. Always match load/speed ratings and verify overall diameter effects on your speedometer.
Why are several different vehicles listed for one tire size?
Many OEM applications reuse the same tire marking across makes, model years, and trims. This page groups catalog rows that reference the marking so you can compare wheel references and follow links to model-specific pages.
Is this official OEM documentation?
No—treat this dataset as a practical reference compiled from public-style fitment rows. Markets, packages, and factory options differ; verify the exact row for your VIN or tire placard before ordering.
Vehicle Year Tire Wheel Bolt Pressure
BMW 330e 330e Sedan (G20)2024225/45R197.5" × 19" 5×11232 psi / 2.2 bar
BMW 330i 330i Sedan (G20) — final model year before G21 refresh2025225/45R198" × 19" 5×11232 psi / 2.2 bar
BMW 330i 330i Sedan (G20) — facelift, M Sport standard2024225/45R198" × 19" 5×11232 psi / 2.2 bar
BMW 330i 330i Sedan (G20) with M Sport Package2022225/45R198" × 19" 5×11232 psi / 2.2 bar
BMW 330i 330i Sedan (G20) with M Sport Package2021225/45R198" × 19" 5×11232 psi / 2.2 bar
BMW X2 M35i (G02 LCI)2023225/45R198" × 19" 5×11232 psi / 2.2 bar
MAZDA Mazda6 Signature2021225/45R197.5" × 19" 5×114.332 psi / 2.2 bar
MAZDA Mazda6 Grand Touring2020225/45R197.5" × 19" 5×114.332 psi / 2.2 bar
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