Tire specs
- Warranty
- 45,000 miles
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- H (130 mph)
- Tread depth
- 10.08/32"
- Item #
- 2256516EVO221020006
2010 Chrysler Town Country Touring — 225/65R16
2010 Chrysler Town Country Touring
- Factory size
- 225/65R16
- Load / speed
- 100S
10 tire results
Factory-size matches for your vehicleTire specs
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- H (130 mph)
- Load range
- Standard load (SL)
- Item #
- 2256516KUM2285433
Tire specs
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- H (130 mph)
- Load range
- Standard load (SL)
- Item #
- 2256516UNI90665
Tire specs
- Warranty
- 85,000 miles
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- H (130 mph)
- Item #
- 2256516YOK110132817
Tire specs
- Warranty
- 50,000 miles
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- T (118 mph)
- Load range
- Standard load (SL)
- Tread depth
- 10/32"
- Item #
- 2256516AVAER800320
Tire specs
- Warranty
- 60,000 miles
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- H (130 mph)
- Load range
- Standard load (SL)
- Tread depth
- 8/32"
- Item #
- 2256516KEN217012
Tire specs
- Warranty
- 75,000 miles
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- T (118 mph)
- Tread depth
- 11.5/32"
- Item #
- 2256516TOY147890
Tire specs
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- T (118 mph)
- Load range
- B
- Tread depth
- 8.5/32"
- Item #
- 2256516HAN1025089
Tire specs
- Warranty
- 65,000 miles
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- T (118 mph)
- Load range
- Standard load (SL)
- Item #
- 2256516FIR004046
Tire specs
- Warranty
- 75,000 miles
- Load index
- 100
- Speed rating
- T (118 mph)
- Load range
- Standard load (SL)
- Tread depth
- 11/32"
- Item #
- 2256516GEN15576490000
What size tires does the 2010 Chrysler Town Country Touring take?
The factory tire size for the 2010 Chrysler Town Country Touring is 225/65R16.
The catalog lists it at load index 100, speed rating S (up to 112 mph).
This trim is also listed with P225/65R17. Check which one your vehicle has.
| Wheels | Size | Load index | Speed rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| All wheels | 225/65R16 | 100 | S |
| All wheels | P225/65R17 | 100 | T |
Confirm the size printed on the sidewall of your current tire or on the tire placard in the driver's door jamb before you buy. Replacement tires should meet or exceed the vehicle's load index and speed rating.