Plymouth Neon Tire Sizes & Rim Dimensions by Model Year and Trim
The Plymouth Neon features a variety of tire sizes and rim dimensions that vary by model year and trim level. Early Neons typically use smaller tire sizes on narrower rims, while higher trims and later models often come with wider rims and larger diameter tires for improved handling.\n\nTire size markings on the Plymouth Neon indicate width, aspect ratio, and diameter, such as 185/60R14, where 185 is the width in millimeters, 60 is the aspect ratio, and 14 is the rim diameter in inches. Rim widths generally range between 5.5 and 6.5 inches, matching the tire specifications for optimal performance.\n\nWhen comparing trims, base models usually have modest tire and rim sizes designed for fuel efficiency and comfort. Sportier trims include wider rims and lower-profile tires to enhance handling and aesthetics. It's essential to reference specific tire markings and rim dimensions when selecting replacements or upgrades to maintain vehicle safety and performance.\n\nAlways consult your Plymouth Neon's owner's manual or a trusted tire professional to ensure correct tire sizing and compatibility across different model years and trims.
| Make / model / trim | Year | Tire size | Wheel | Pressure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plymouth Neon Coupe | 2001 | 185/65R14 | 6" × 14" | 32 psi / 2.2 bar |
For bolt pattern (PCD), offset ET, center bore, and mounting details, open the bolt pattern page for Plymouth Neon.
FAQ
- What tire sizes are common on Plymouth Neon models?
- Common tire sizes for Plymouth Neon range from 175/70R14 to 195/60R15, depending on the model year and trim.
- How do rim widths vary between Plymouth Neon trims?
- Rim widths typically vary between 5.5 inches on base trims and up to 6.5 inches on sportier trims.
- Why is it important to compare tire size markings by trim?
- Different trims have varying tire sizes and rim widths, affecting handling, comfort, and safety, so comparing ensures proper fitment.
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