1987 Vehicle Tire Fitment Guide

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: OWL, RWL, Redline, Wide Whitewall

The 215/65R15 fitment covers a broad mix of 1987 personal-luxury and performance-leaning domestic cars, including the Buick Regal, Cadillac DeVille, Chevrolet Camaro, Oldsmobile 98, Pontiac Bonneville, and Lincoln Mark VII. Compared with taller 75-series sizes, it offers a lower sidewall and a more contemporary stance while still remaining substantial enough for heavier cars. Available products include raised white letter options from Goodyear, Cooper, and BFGoodrich, plus a BFGoodrich redline radial. Several products list rim-width compatibility from roughly 5.5 or 6 inches up to 7.5 inches, making wheel verification an important part of selection.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL, Blackwall, Redline, Wide Whitewall, Narrow Whitewall

This size is strongly associated with upscale 1987 luxury applications, including the Aston Martin Lagonda, Aston Martin V-8, Bentley Continental, Bentley Eight, Bentley Mulsanne, and several Rolls-Royce models. The 235/70R15 format combines a substantial section width with a relatively tall profile, fitting the character of large, powerful grand touring and luxury cars. Product choices include blackwall touring-style radials from Avon and Michelin, along with raised white letter and redline alternatives from Cooper and BFGoodrich. Because these vehicles can be sensitive to ride quality and visual presentation, both sidewall style and exact wheel compatibility deserve careful consideration.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 255/50R16 fitment is a clearly performance-oriented 1987 size used on the Aston Martin V-8, Aston Martin Zagato, Chevrolet Corvette, and Ferrari Testarossa. Its wide section width and shorter sidewall place it among the more aggressive factory-era dimensions represented for the year. Available products are blackwall radial performance tires from BFGoodrich and Michelin, both listing 16-inch rim diameter and 7- to 9-inch rim-width coverage. Since this size appears on high-end sports and grand touring cars, correct use depends on confirming whether the vehicle is part of a staggered setup or uses this size at only one axle position.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

A common compact and sporty import size for 1987, 185/60R14 is used on vehicles such as the Audi 4000, Honda Civic, Mazda 323, Mitsubishi Mirage, Nissan Sentra, Toyota MR2, and several Volkswagen models. Its lower-profile format gives these smaller cars a noticeably different look and response than taller 70-series alternatives. Product availability here is centered on a Michelin Pilot Exalto PE2 blackwall radial with a listed rim-width range of 5 to 6 inches. Because so many front-drive and small rear-engine applications share this size, buyers should verify both the intended wheel width and the exact trim level before ordering.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall

The 175/70R14 size is a single-application 1987 fitment tied to the Audi 4000 Quattro, making it one of the more specific tire searches for the year. This metric radial size offers a modest width with a medium sidewall, consistent with compact European applications that balanced ride quality and road manners. Product availability includes a Travelstar radial with a narrow whitewall sidewall treatment on a 14-inch rim. Since this size is not widely shared elsewhere in the year, it is worth confirming the car’s wheels and current configuration carefully, especially on vehicles that may have been changed to more common alternate sizes over time.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, RWL, Redline, Blackwall

The 215/60R15 size appears on a mix of sporty and upscale 1987 cars, including the Avanti II, Buick Riviera, Cadillac Eldorado, Chrysler Conquest, Nissan 300ZX, Oldsmobile Toronado, Pontiac Fiero, Porsche 911, and Porsche 944. It is a lower-profile 15-inch radial that suits late-1980s performance and touring applications. Product options are notably varied, with wide whitewall, redline, raised white letter, and blackwall choices from American Classic, BFGoodrich, and Dunlop. Several products list rim-width coverage around 5.5 to 7.5 inches, which is useful when comparing period-oriented appearance goals against sport-focused sidewall treatments.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This 1987 fitment is closely associated with the BMW 3 Series, including the BMW 325, BMW 325e, BMW 325es, BMW 325i, and BMW 325is. The 195/65R14 size reflects a balanced European sedan setup with a moderate sidewall and responsive overall diameter for a 14-inch wheel. Current product coverage includes a Michelin MXV3-A blackwall radial, which matches the size’s refined passenger-car character. Because all listed applications are within one model family, this size is less about cross-shopping among makes and more about confirming the exact 3 Series variant and wheel setup on the individual car.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

Used on a broad cross-section of 1987 sedans and sporty coupes, 195/70R14 appears on vehicles such as the BMW 528e, Chevrolet Beretta, Chrysler LeBaron, Dodge Daytona, Ford Mustang, Ford Taurus, Pontiac Fiero, and Toyota Cressida. It is a versatile radial size that bridges family-car comfort and light performance intent. Product availability includes a Dunlop Sport Classic blackwall radial for 14-inch wheels, giving this size a strong period European and import-style flavor. Because the same size can appear on very different vehicles, selection should account for the car’s use, wheel dimensions, and whether a more appearance-driven sidewall is desired elsewhere.

Rim Diameter: 390mm in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 200/60R390 size is a specialty metric radial fitment used on the 1987 BMW 528e and BMW 535i. This is not a conventional inch-based rim designation; the 390 measurement refers to a metric wheel diameter used in the TRX system. Available product coverage is through the Michelin TRX-B series in blackwall form, with listed compatibility for specific metric rim widths. Because TRX fitments are unique, they should never be treated as interchangeable with standard 15-inch tires or wheels. Owners researching this size should verify that the vehicle still uses its original-style metric wheel system before selecting a replacement.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall, RWL, Dual-Redline, Redline, Blackwall

The 205/70R14 size is shared across 1987 luxury coupes, sedans, minivans, and utility applications, including BMW 635CSi, Buick Regal, Chevrolet Camaro, Ford Taurus, Mercury Cougar, Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme, Pontiac Firebird, Toyota Pickup, and Volkswagen Vanagon. That broad spread makes it one of the year’s more versatile sizes. Product choices include narrow whitewall, raised white letter, redline, and dual-redline treatments from Maxxis and BFGoodrich, with several products listing rim-width fitments in the 5- to 7.5-inch range. The key with this size is matching the tire’s appearance and intended use to the vehicle’s character rather than choosing by size alone.

Rim Diameter: 390mm in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

Another metric TRX application, 220/55R390 is used on the 1987 BMW 635CSi, BMW 735i, BMW L6, and BMW L7. Its 390mm wheel diameter means it belongs to the same specialized wheel-and-tire family as other TRX sizes, not to standard inch-based wheels. Current product coverage is a Michelin TRX-B blackwall radial, with metric rim-width compatibility listed for several wheel sizes. This fitment is especially important to confirm on surviving cars because some have been converted away from TRX wheels over the years. If the vehicle still wears its original-style metric wheels, this size keeps the search focused on the correct system.

Rim Diameter: 415mm in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 240/45R415 size is a highly specialized 1987 fitment used on the BMW M6. Like other TRX-related sizes, it uses a metric rim diameter and requires the proper 415mm wheel rather than a conventional 16-inch wheel. The available product is a Michelin TRX GT-B blackwall radial, with listed compatibility for several metric rim widths. This is one of the year’s most distinctive tire searches and should be approached carefully, especially on cars that may have been modified. For owners preserving the original wheel system or maintaining a period-correct look, exact wheel identification is essential before ordering.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This 1987 size is a narrow, sporty radial fitment used on the Bertone X-1/9. Its combination of a 13-inch rim and relatively short sidewall gives it a noticeably more performance-focused profile than common economy-car 13-inch sizes. Product availability centers on the Michelin Pilot Exalto PE2 blackwall radial, with a listed rim-width range of 5 to 6.5 inches. Because the application is limited and the vehicle itself is a specialized sports car, buyers should verify wheel width and overall clearance carefully. Small changes in section width or profile can have an outsized effect on steering feel and body clearance on compact sports cars.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall

The 185/75R14 size appears on a practical mix of 1987 sedans, wagons, and utility-focused vehicles, including the Buick Century, Chrysler New Yorker, Ford Aerostar, Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera, and Pontiac 6000. Its taller sidewall reflects the comfort-oriented tuning that remained common on many mid-size domestic vehicles in the period. Product options in this size emphasize narrow whitewall styling from Tornel, Maxxis, and Travelstar, with several products including useful rim-width and load-capacity details. For owners trying to maintain a period passenger-car look, this size offers a good example of how sidewall treatment can change the visual character without changing fitment.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, Narrow Whitewall

One of the most widely shared 1987 sizes, 195/75R14 is used on vehicles ranging from the Buick Century and Chevrolet Monte Carlo to the Dodge Dakota, Ford Ranger, Nissan D21, Oldsmobile Cutlass models, Pontiac Firebird, and Toyota Pickup. It is a tall-profile 14-inch radial suited to both passenger cars and compact trucks. Product choices include wide and narrow whitewall designs from Coker Classic, Tornel, and Maxxis, with listed capacities generally in the low- to mid-1400-pound range. Because the same size serves very different vehicle types, buyers should consider not only appearance but also intended use and wheel specifications.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, Narrow Whitewall

The 225/75R15 fitment is common on full-size wagons, utility vehicles, vans, and trucks for 1987, including the Buick Electra, Cadillac Brougham, Chevrolet Caprice, Jeep Cherokee, Jeep Wrangler, Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser, Pontiac Safari, Toyota 4Runner, and Toyota Pickup. This is a substantial 15-inch radial size with strong load-carrying emphasis. Available products include both narrow and wide whitewall choices from BFGoodrich, Coker Classic, and American Classic, with stated load capacities reaching into the upper-1800- to 2000-pound range on some offerings. That combination makes it useful for buyers balancing working-duty needs with classic sidewall styling.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall, Wide Whitewall, Redline

Used on many 1987 large sedans, coupes, compact trucks, and minivans, 205/75R14 appears on vehicles such as the Buick Riviera, Cadillac DeVille, Chevrolet El Camino, Ford Aerostar, GMC Caballero, Mazda B2000, Oldsmobile 98, and Toyota Van. The size’s tall sidewall and moderate width make it a classic all-purpose late-1980s fitment. Product selection is extensive, including narrow whitewall, wide whitewall, and custom-style sidewalls from American Classic, Coker Classic, and Maxxis. Several products list rim-width ranges around 5.5 to 7.5 inches, which helps when confirming wheel compatibility on restored or modified vehicles.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall, Wide Whitewall

The 175/80R13 size was used on a range of 1987 compact domestic cars, including the Buick Skyhawk, Chevrolet Cavalier, Dodge Aries, Ford Escort, Mercury Lynx, Oldsmobile Firenza, Plymouth Reliant, and Pontiac Sunbird. This taller 13-inch radial reflects the economy-car packaging of the era, with a relatively narrow tread and generous sidewall. Product choices include both narrow and wide whitewall radials from Maxxis and BFGoodrich, giving owners a meaningful appearance choice within the same fitment. Because these cars were often daily-driven and frequently modified later in life, it is wise to confirm wheel size and suspension condition before replacement.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall

This size is found on select 1987 compact and subcompact cars, including the Buick Skyhawk, Cadillac Cimarron, Chevrolet Cavalier, Oldsmobile Firenza, and Pontiac Sunbird. Compared with the taller 175/80R13, 195/70R13 brings a wider footprint and slightly lower profile, giving these applications a more substantial stance. Product availability in this size includes a BFGoodrich Silvertown Radial with a narrow whitewall sidewall. With only one current product family listed, owners may want to pay extra attention to wheel width compatibility and to the visual effect of the sidewall stripe, especially when trying to match the overall appearance of a specific trim level.

The 205/60R14 size appears on sporty 1987 compacts and specialty cars such as the Buick Skyhawk, Cadillac Cimarron, Isuzu I-Mark, Maserati 425, Maserati Biturbo, Maserati Spyder, Oldsmobile Firenza, and Toyota Celica. This lower-profile 14-inch radial offers a more athletic fitment than the taller passenger-car sizes used elsewhere in the year. Product coverage in the available selection is limited, with current listings centered on blackwall construction. Because this size shows up on both domestic compacts and European performance-oriented cars, it is best treated as a fitment-driven search rather than an interchangeable style choice across all applications.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall, Wide Whitewall

Used on the Buick Skylark, Buick Somerset, Chevrolet Beretta, Chevrolet Corsica, Dodge Colt, Oldsmobile Calais, and Pontiac Grand Am, 185/80R13 is a tall 13-inch radial that reflects the transition period between compact economy sizing and more modern low-profile formats. Product choices include narrow whitewall and wide whitewall designs from Maxxis, BFGoodrich, and Coker Classic. Several listed capacities fall around the 1300-pound range, which suits these passenger-car applications. This size is a good example of how a relatively ordinary late-1980s fitment can still offer markedly different visual outcomes depending on whether the owner prefers understated narrow whitewalls or fuller whitewall styling.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 205/70R13 fitment is limited to a small group of 1987 domestic front-drive cars, including the Buick Skylark, Buick Somerset, Oldsmobile Calais, and Pontiac Grand Am. It combines a relatively broad tread for a 13-inch tire with a moderate sidewall, creating a fuller wheel opening presence than narrower compact sizes. Current product coverage includes a Michelin XDX blackwall radial, which suits the size’s period passenger-performance character. Since this fitment is not especially common today, it is worth verifying the wheel diameter and overall vehicle configuration carefully. Cars in this class were often changed to 14-inch wheels later, which can alter the tire search entirely.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL

This 1987 size is associated with compact and mid-size domestic sporty applications such as the Buick Skylark, Buick Somerset, Chevrolet Cavalier, Oldsmobile Calais, Oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera, Pontiac Grand Am, and Pontiac Sunbird. The 215/60R14 format adds width and a lower profile compared with taller 13-inch alternatives, giving these cars a more assertive stance. Available product coverage includes a BFGoodrich Radial T/A with raised white letters, reinforcing the size’s sporty image. Because this fitment often appears alongside alternate sizes within the same model line, confirming trim level, wheel size, and whether the car retains its original wheel package is especially important.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall, Wide Whitewall, RWL, Redline

The 225/60R15 fitment is used on the 1987 Cadillac Allante, Ford Mustang, and Mercury Cougar, linking luxury and performance applications under one size. Its relatively wide section and lower profile make it one of the more assertive mainstream passenger-car fitments for the year. Available products include blackwall Goodyear Eagle Gatorback choices, a BFGoodrich wide whitewall radial, and a BFGoodrich Radial T/A raised white letter tire. Several products list rim-width compatibility beginning around 6 inches. This mix allows owners to choose between a cleaner blackwall performance appearance and a more distinctive period-styled sidewall treatment.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: RBL, Narrow Whitewall, Wide Whitewall

A common 1987 truck and utility size, 215/75R15 appears on vehicles including the Cadillac Brougham, Chevrolet Blazer, Ford F-150, GMC Jimmy, Jeep Cherokee, Jeep Wrangler, Mazda B2600, Nissan D21, and Nissan Pathfinder. It bridges passenger and light-truck usage, which is reflected in the product range. Buyers can choose from all-terrain raised white letter tires, narrow whitewalls, and wide whitewalls from BFGoodrich, Coker Classic, and Tornel. Several listed load capacities range from the mid-1700-pound area upward, making this size practical for work and utility vehicles while still offering sidewall styles suited to restoration-minded owners.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 245/50R16 fitment is used on the 1987 Chevrolet Camaro and Pontiac Firebird, placing it squarely in the late-1980s domestic performance category. It is a wide, lower-profile radial that gives these cars a muscular stance and more contemporary footprint than their smaller companion sizes. Product options are blackwall BFGoodrich g-Force performance radials, including both all-season and sport-focused versions. Listed rim-width compatibility runs from 7 to 8.5 inches. Because this size is often part of a performance-oriented package and may not be used on every trim, owners should confirm wheel dimensions and whether the car uses matched or staggered front-to-rear sizing.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, Goldline, Narrow Whitewall, Redline

The 205/75R15 size was widely used on 1987 full-size sedans, wagons, minivans, compact trucks, and utility vehicles, including the Chevrolet Caprice, Chrysler Fifth Avenue, Dodge Diplomat, Ford LTD Crown Victoria, Jeep Wagoneer, Mercury Grand Marquis, and Mitsubishi Mighty Max. Its taller sidewall and moderate width made it a versatile choice across very different vehicle types. Product selection is broad, with wide whitewall, narrow whitewall, and even goldline options from BFGoodrich, American Classic, and Tornel. Several products list load capacities near 1600 pounds, helping explain why this size served both comfort-oriented passenger cars and working light trucks.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL, Blackwall, Narrow Whitewall, Wide Whitewall, Pin-White-Stripe, Redline

Used on the 1987 Chevrolet Caprice, Ford LTD Crown Victoria, and Mercury Grand Marquis, 225/70R15 is strongly tied to full-size domestic sedans. It combines a wide tread with a relatively tall sidewall, matching the comfort and road-presence priorities of large rear-wheel-drive cars from the period. Product choices include Goodyear Polysteel raised white letter variants, Cooper Cobra Radial G/T, and a Michelin XWX blackwall radial. Those options give owners room to choose between a more traditional luxury look and a period performance sidewall presentation. Since the fitment is concentrated within one vehicle class, visual style often becomes a major selection factor.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall, Wide Whitewall

The 155/80R13 size is one of the year’s common small-car fitments, appearing on the Chevrolet Chevette, Chevrolet Nova, Dodge Colt, Hyundai Excel, Mitsubishi Mirage, Nissan Sentra, Pontiac T1000, Renault Alliance, and Toyota Tercel. This tall, narrow radial reflects the economy-car priorities of the late 1980s. Product choices include narrow whitewall and wide whitewall designs from Travelstar, BFGoodrich, Maxxis, and Tornel, with listed load capacities around 959 pounds on several offerings. Because these cars are light and often sensitive to tire dimensions, this size is best matched carefully rather than substituted with a wider alternative simply for appearance.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

A very widely shared 1987 compact-car size, 175/70R13 appears on models from Honda, Hyundai, Isuzu, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru, Toyota, and Volkswagen. It represents a classic small-car metric radial with a lower profile than 80-series economy sizes while still maintaining a practical 13-inch fitment. The current product offering listed here is an Avon CR6ZZ blackwall radial, which gives this common size a notably sporting and enthusiast-oriented product character. Since the size spans everything from everyday hatchbacks to more specialized compact imports, wheel width and intended use should guide the final choice rather than size alone.

This size is a very specific 1987 fitment used on the Chevrolet Sprint. As a narrow 12-inch radial, 145/80R12 reflects the packaging needs of a very small economy car, where overall diameter, steering effort, and clearance all matter. No product listing is shown here for this exact size, so shoppers should approach fitment carefully and confirm the car’s exact wheel setup before looking beyond year-level references. On compact vehicles like this, even small changes in section width or profile can affect body clearance and gearing feel, making exact sizing especially important.

The 165/70R12 fitment is another Chevrolet Sprint application for 1987, showing how even one small-car model line could have more than one tire size. Compared with 145/80R12, this size is wider and lower in profile, which can change both appearance and the way the car fills the wheel opening. No current product listing is shown here for this exact fitment, so it is important to confirm which wheel and tire package the individual vehicle uses. On 12-inch applications, accurate identification matters because there is little room for error in overall diameter and clearance.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL, Wide Whitewall, Narrow Whitewall

This is one of the most common 1987 truck and utility sizes, used on a long list that includes the Chevrolet Blazer, Chevrolet R10, Dodge Ramcharger, Ford Bronco, Ford F-150, GMC Jimmy, Jeep Grand Wagoneer, Mazda B2600, Nissan D21, and Nissan Pathfinder. The size’s broad footprint and taller profile make it a natural fit for light-truck work, towing, and 4x4 use. Product choices include all-terrain raised white letter tires as well as narrow and wide whitewall radials from BFGoodrich, American Classic, Maxxis, and Coker Classic. Load capacity and sidewall style both matter here, depending on whether the goal is utility, restoration, or both.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL

The 31X10.50R15 size appears on 1987 4x4 trucks and SUVs such as the Chevrolet Blazer, Dodge W150, Ford Bronco, GMC Jimmy, Nissan D21, and Nissan Pathfinder. Unlike metric passenger-car sizing, this flotation-style designation is common on off-road and utility applications and signals a wider, taller tire package. Available product coverage includes a BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 radial with raised white letters and a listed 7- to 9-inch rim-width range. Because this size can materially affect ride height, steering effort, and clearance, it is especially important to confirm that the vehicle’s wheels, suspension, and body setup are appropriate.

Used on 1987 heavy-duty pickups and vans such as the Chevrolet R20 and V20, Dodge D250 and W250, Ford F-250, Ford F-350, Ford E-250 Econoline, and GMC R2500 and V2500, 215/85R16 is a work-focused radial size. Its tall profile and 16-inch wheel fitment suit heavier applications where load carrying is a priority. No current product listing appears here for this exact size within the available selection, so buyers should verify wheel dimensions and intended service use carefully. On these trucks, tire choice affects not only appearance but also payload capability, gearing feel, and overall stance.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL

The 235/85R16 fitment serves a wide range of 1987 heavy-duty pickups, Suburbans, and commercial vans, including Chevrolet R20, R30, V20, and V30 models, Dodge D350 and W350, Ford F-250 and F-350, Ford E-350 Econoline, and GMC R3500 and V3500. This is a tall, heavy-duty radial with substantial load capability. Available product coverage includes a BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 in LT235/85R16/E form, with a stated maximum load capacity of 3,042 pounds at 80 psi and a 6.0- to 7.5-inch rim-width range. For working trucks, correct load specification is as important as size.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall, Wide Whitewall

The 7.50-16 size is a bias-ply truck fitment used on selected 1987 heavy-duty models such as the Chevrolet R30 and V30, Dodge D250 and W250, Ford F-350, and GMC R3500 and V3500. This numeric size differs from modern metric radial sizing and belongs to a more traditional truck fitment approach. Product choices include blackwall and wide whitewall bias-ply offerings from Firestone, Lester, and BFGoodrich, with several products listing 16-inch rim diameter and 5.00- to 6.00-inch rim-width compatibility. Buyers should be careful not to confuse this classic bias-ply fitment with nearby radial 16-inch truck sizes.

The LR60-15 fitment is a 1987 specialty performance-truck size used on the Chevrolet V10 and GMC V1500. This alphanumeric format is characteristic of certain period performance applications and should not be treated as interchangeable with more common truck sizes without careful comparison. No current product listing appears here for this exact size in the available selection, so owners should verify the truck’s wheels and whether it still retains its original performance-oriented setup. Because these trucks often attract modification, identifying the exact wheel width and current tire package is an important first step before selecting replacements.

This radial truck size is used on the 1987 Chevrolet G30 and GMC G3500 vans. The 16.5-inch rim diameter is especially important because it is distinct from standard 16-inch truck wheels and cannot be mixed with them. No current product listing is shown here for the radial version, though the same vehicles also appear with the bias-ply 875-16.5 size. That makes wheel and tire identification particularly important on surviving vans. Before ordering, owners should confirm not only the size designation but also whether the vehicle is equipped with a 16.5-inch wheel package and whether it remains in original-type configuration.

Rim Diameter: 16.5 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 875-16.5 size is a bias-ply truck and van fitment used on the 1987 Chevrolet G30 and GMC G3500. It shares the unusual 16.5-inch wheel diameter with the radial 8.75R16.5 fitment, but the bias-ply construction gives it a distinctly different product category and use profile. Available products are blackwall STA bias-ply truck tires in the Traxion and Transport Highway series. Because 16.5-inch applications are specialized and because both radial and bias-ply versions appear on these vans, owners should confirm wheel diameter and desired construction before purchase rather than assuming the formats are interchangeable.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall, Wide Whitewall

This lower-profile 16-inch radial size is tied to sporty 1987 applications such as the Chrysler Conquest, Ferrari 328 GTB, Ferrari 328 GTS, Ferrari Mondial 3.2, Lamborghini Jalpa, Mazda RX-7, Mitsubishi Starion, Porsche 911, Porsche 924, Porsche 944, and Toyota Supra. It is one of the year’s clearest indicators of high-performance fitment. Product choices are blackwall performance radials from BFGoodrich and Michelin, with several products listing 5.5- to 7.5-inch rim-width compatibility. Because many of these vehicles may use staggered or mixed-size arrangements, this size should always be matched to the correct axle position and wheel.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 225/50R16 fitment appears on a range of 1987 sports and GT cars, including the Chrysler Conquest, Ferrari 328 GTB, Ferrari 328 GTS, Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Jalpa, Nissan 300ZX, Porsche 911, Porsche 928, Porsche 944, and Toyota Supra. It is a distinctly performance-focused radial size with a short sidewall and broad footprint. Available products are blackwall performance radials from BFGoodrich and Michelin, with listed 16-inch rim fitment and 6- to 8-inch wheel-width ranges. Since many of these cars use different front and rear sizes, confirming axle placement and existing wheel dimensions is essential before selecting a replacement.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, Narrow Whitewall

This 1987 compact-car size is used on the Dodge Charger, Dodge Colt, Dodge Omni, Ford Escort, Mercury Lynx, Plymouth Colt, Plymouth Horizon, Plymouth Sundance, and Plymouth Turismo. It is a classic narrow 13-inch radial with a tall profile, common on economy and entry-level cars of the period. Product offerings include wide whitewall and narrow whitewall radials from BFGoodrich and Maxxis, with listed rim-width compatibility from 4.5 to 6 inches and load capacities just above 1,000 pounds. The available sidewall choices make this size useful for owners who want either a simple original-type appearance or something a little more visually distinctive.

The 205/50R15 fitment is limited to the 1987 Dodge Charger and Dodge Shadow, making it one of the more focused sporty applications for the year. Its short sidewall and relatively wide tread make it stand out from the taller, comfort-oriented compact-car sizes used elsewhere in the Dodge lineup. No current product listing appears here for this exact size within the available selection, so buyers should confirm wheel width and overall package carefully. On compact performance applications, a small change in profile can alter the look of the car noticeably, so exact size identification matters more than it might on a full-size sedan.

The 145/80R13 size is used on smaller 1987 economy-car applications including the Dodge Colt, Mitsubishi Mirage, Plymouth Colt, and Toyota Tercel. It is a narrow radial with a tall sidewall, suited to lightweight cars where efficiency and packaging are more important than an aggressive footprint. No current product listing appears here for this exact size, so the emphasis should remain on careful fitment verification. Cars using this size often have limited clearance and relatively narrow wheels, which means substituting a wider or lower-profile tire without checking dimensions can affect steering feel and wheel-well space more than expected.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Redline, Blackwall, Wide Whitewall

A very common 1987 import and compact-car size, 185/70R13 appears on vehicles such as the Honda Accord, Honda Prelude, Mitsubishi Cordia, Nissan Pulsar NX, Subaru RX, Toyota Camry, Toyota Celica, Toyota Corolla, and Volkswagen Quantum. It sits between economy-oriented 80-series sizing and lower-profile sport fitments, making it a versatile late-1980s radial format. Product offerings are broad, including blackwall sport-oriented radials from Avon and Dunlop as well as BFGoodrich redline and wide whitewall choices. That mix makes this size useful for owners pursuing either a cleaner European-style look or a more custom period sidewall appearance.

The 225/50R15 fitment connects two very different 1987 performance applications: the Dodge Daytona and the Lamborghini Countach. Despite the shared size, these are not interchangeable fitment situations in a practical sense, since vehicle setup and axle usage can differ dramatically. No current product listing appears here for this exact size within the available selection, so the search should begin with confirming wheel diameter, wheel width, and whether the size is used on the front or rear axle. This is a good reminder that tire size alone does not guarantee the same fitment strategy across unrelated performance vehicles.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL

This 1987 heavy-duty van size is used on the Dodge B350. The 225/75R16 format is a true work-oriented radial fitment, and current product coverage reflects that with a BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 LT225/75R16/E. The listed specifications include a 16-inch rim diameter, a 6.0- to 7.0-inch rim-width range, and a maximum load capacity of 2,680 pounds at 80 psi. For a van application, those figures matter because payload and tire pressure go hand in hand. This is a size where buyers should pay close attention to service use and wheel compatibility rather than selecting on appearance alone.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL

The 245/75R16 fitment is also specific to the 1987 Dodge B350, representing a wider and heavier-duty alternative within that van line. Available product coverage is a BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 LT245/75R16/E with a listed 16-inch rim diameter, 6.5- to 8.0-inch rim-width range, and maximum load capacity of 3,042 pounds at 80 psi. That makes this size especially relevant for buyers concerned with carrying capability and durable service use. Because the B350 is shown with more than one tire size, identifying the van’s exact wheel package before ordering is essential to avoid mismatching width or load requirements.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This 1987 fitment is specific to the Ferrari Mondial 3.2 and appears as part of a performance-oriented 16-inch setup. The 225/55R16 size offers a wider footprint than smaller front fitments while still keeping a comparatively short sidewall. Available products are blackwall BFGoodrich g-Force performance radials, including both sport and all-season variants, with listed rim-width compatibility from 6 to 8 inches. Because this application is tied to a specialized sports car and likely part of a matched front-and-rear combination, buyers should confirm axle location, wheel dimensions, and the overall tire pairing rather than ordering by size in isolation.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL, Wide Whitewall, Blackwall, Pin-White-Stripe, Narrow Whitewall, Redline

The 215/70R15 size is associated with large 1987 sedans and luxury cars including the Ford Country Squire, Ford LTD Crown Victoria, Jaguar XJ6, Jaguar XJS, Lincoln Continental, Lincoln Town Car, and Mercury Grand Marquis. It is a tall, comfortable 15-inch radial with enough width to suit heavier rear-wheel-drive cars. Product choices are especially broad, including blackwall touring radials from Dunlop and Avon, raised white letter options from Cooper, and wide whitewall alternatives from BFGoodrich. Because these vehicles place a premium on ride quality and visual presence, this size benefits from careful sidewall-style selection as well as exact wheel verification.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, Redline

This 1987 fitment appears on a select group of upscale sedans and coupes, including the Ford Taurus, Mercedes-Benz 300SDL, Mercedes-Benz 420SEL, Mercedes-Benz 560SEC, Mercedes-Benz 560SEL, Mercedes-Benz 560SL, and Mercury Sable. Its moderate sidewall and 15-inch rim fitment suit refined passenger-car applications. Current product choices include BFGoodrich Silvertown Radial versions in wide whitewall and redline sidewall styles, both with listed rim-width compatibility from 5.5 to 7.5 inches. Since the vehicles sharing this size vary from family sedans to premium German luxury models, appearance goals and wheel dimensions should both be considered during selection.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL, Blackwall, Pin-White-Stripe, Narrow Whitewall, Redline, Wide Whitewall

The 215/70R14 size appears on the 1987 Ford Taurus, Ford Thunderbird, Mercury Cougar, and Mercury Sable. It reflects a transitional late-1980s fitment, offering a fairly broad tread on a 14-inch wheel while retaining a taller sidewall than the era’s sharper low-profile performance sizes. Product choices include blackwall, narrow whitewall, pin white stripe, and raised white letter options from Michelin, Maxxis, BFGoodrich, and Cooper. Several products list rim-width ranges from about 5.5 to 7.5 inches. That variety allows owners to tailor the visual personality of the tire while staying within the same fundamental fitment.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: Raised-Yellow-Letter, Redline, Pin-White-Stripe, Wide Whitewall, Narrow Whitewall

This size is tied to the 1987 Ford Thunderbird and sits among the year’s more distinctive domestic performance-luxury fitments. The 225/60R16 format combines a wide tread with a still-substantial sidewall, giving it a strong visual presence without moving into ultra-low-profile territory. Product coverage is unusually diverse, including blackwall, redline, pin white stripe, wide whitewall, and raised yellow letter options from Goodyear and BFGoodrich. Several products also list broad rim-width compatibility from 6 to 9 inches. For buyers working with this size, wheel width and the desired sidewall presentation are both central parts of the decision.

The 7.50R16 fitment is specific to the 1987 Ford F-250 in this guide. It is a traditional truck-style radial size, distinct from the nearby metric heavy-duty sizes also used across 1987 pickups and vans. No current product listing appears here for this exact size within the available selection, so the emphasis should be on confirming the truck’s wheel dimensions and whether it still uses this original-type sizing format. Heavy-duty trucks from this period often saw replacement wheels or mixed-size service use, so identifying the actual current wheel-and-tire setup is an important step before making a final selection.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, Narrow Whitewall

Used on the 1987 Ford Ranger, Isuzu Pickup, and Nissan D21, 215/75R14 is a compact-truck radial fitment that blends moderate width with a practical sidewall height. Product choices include wide and narrow whitewall offerings from Coker Classic and American Classic, with several products listing rim-width compatibility from roughly 5.5 to 7.5 inches and load capacities in the mid-1600-pound range. That mix gives this truck size a somewhat unusual range of styling options compared with more purely utility-focused tires. It works well for owners who want a period truck look without moving away from the correct general fitment category.

The 165/70R13 fitment is used on the 1987 Honda Civic and Honda Wagovan. This compact metric radial offers a lower profile than 80-series economy sizes while keeping the light, narrow footprint that suits smaller Honda applications. No current product listing appears here for this exact size within the available product set, so careful fitment confirmation is important. On compact front-drive cars and wagons, small changes in diameter or section width can alter gearing feel, steering response, and wheel-well clearance noticeably. That makes exact size verification especially worthwhile before searching for a substitute or alternate styling option.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall, Blackwall, Wide Whitewall

This size appears on a small but varied set of 1987 vehicles: the Jaguar Vanden Plas, Oldsmobile Toronado, and Suzuki Samurai. That spread highlights how one tire size can serve completely different vehicle purposes, from luxury sedan to front-drive personal luxury coupe to compact utility 4x4. Product choices include blackwall sport-touring radials from Michelin and Avon, a narrow whitewall option from Maxxis, and a wide whitewall American Classic radial. Several products list rim-width compatibility around 5 to 7.5 inches. Because the vehicle characters differ so much, intended use and preferred sidewall appearance become key selection factors.

Rim Diameter: 16.5 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 9.50-16.5 size is a bias-ply truck fitment used on the 1987 Jeep J20. This is a specialty heavy-duty application and should be treated separately from both standard 16-inch truck sizes and metric radial alternatives. Available products are STA blackwall bias-ply truck tires in the Traxion and Super Transport series, both built for 16.5-inch rims and listing a maximum load capacity of 2,780 pounds at 60 psi. Because 16.5-inch wheels are specialized and because this size reflects a distinct commercial-style fitment approach, owners should confirm wheel diameter and intended vehicle use before ordering.

The 345/35R15 fitment is a highly specialized 1987 performance size used on the Lamborghini Countach. Its extreme width and short sidewall make it one of the most distinctive fitments of the year and a clear reminder that some 1987 applications were highly vehicle-specific. No current product listing is shown here for this exact size within the available product set, so the search should remain tightly focused on the exact application, wheel width, and axle position. On specialty exotic cars, tire selection is not a general category decision; it is a precise fitment exercise tied closely to the wheel package.

This 1987 fitment is specific to the Land Rover Range Rover. The 205/80R16 format reflects a tall-profile radial suited to an early luxury 4x4, combining a relatively narrow section with substantial sidewall height. No current product listing appears here for this exact size in the available selection, so buyers should focus first on verifying wheel dimensions and whether the vehicle still uses this original-type sizing. On classic utility vehicles, changes to wheels, lift height, or suspension components are common over time, and those changes can affect whether the stock-size reference remains the right place to start.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall, RWL

The 235/60R15 size is used on the 1987 Lotus Esprit and Pontiac Firebird, linking a specialized sports car with a domestic performance coupe under one broad size designation. This is a wide, lower-profile 15-inch radial that suits performance-oriented setups. Product choices include blackwall and raised white letter offerings from M&H Racemaster, Cooper, and BFGoodrich, with several products listing rim-width compatibility from roughly 6.5 to 8.5 inches. Because this size can serve very different performance roles depending on vehicle, buyers should verify wheel width, intended road use, and whether the vehicle uses a matched front-and-rear tire package.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 155R13 size appears on the 1987 Mazda 323, Subaru DL, Toyota Corolla, Toyota Tercel, and Volkswagen Fox. This older metric radial format omits the aspect ratio in the common modern style and is typical of light, narrow compact-car applications from the period. Available products are blackwall radials from Michelin and Dunlop, both reflecting the size’s small-car, European-influenced character. With listed rim-width coverage on the Michelin offering and a modest load profile overall, this size is best suited to lighter vehicles. Owners should avoid assuming that wider 13-inch sizes are direct replacements without checking overall dimensions and clearance.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This 1987 fitment is specific to the Mazda 626 and represents an 80-series-style metric radial format rather than a lower-profile modern designation. Available products include blackwall radials from Pirelli, Michelin, and Vredestein, giving this size a distinctly European touring flavor. The listed rim-width guidance varies by product, generally covering narrower 14-inch wheels. Because this size is tied to a single model line here, careful identification of the exact wheel package is more important than broad cross-shopping among makes. It is also a size where preserving the correct overall profile may matter as much as brand or sidewall appearance.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Wide Whitewall, Redline

The 185/65R15 size appears on select 1987 European and Swedish applications, including the Mercedes-Benz 190D, Mercedes-Benz 190E, Peugeot 505, Saab 900, Saab 9000, and Volvo 760. It is a moderately low-profile 15-inch radial suited to compact luxury and upscale family-car platforms. Available product choices include BFGoodrich Silvertown Radial versions in wide whitewall and redline form, with listed rim-width compatibility from 5 to 6.5 inches. That is an unusual sidewall range for a size often associated with understated European styling, so buyers can decide whether they want a more distinctive visual treatment or to stay closer to a plain blackwall look elsewhere.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This 1987 size is used on the Mercedes-Benz 190E and Saab 9000, making it a focused fitment for more sporting versions of compact executive cars. The lower profile distinguishes it from taller mainstream sedan sizes and points toward a more responsive handling package. Current product coverage includes a Vredestein Sprint Plus blackwall radial with a listed rim-width range of 5.5 to 7.5 inches and a stated maximum load capacity of 1,235 pounds at 51 psi. Because the size appears on only a couple of applications, it is especially important to confirm whether the vehicle is equipped with the sport-oriented wheel package that requires it.

The 195/65R15 fitment covers a refined group of 1987 European sedans and sports cars, including the Mercedes-Benz 260E, 300D, 300E, 300TD, Porsche 911, Porsche 924, Sterling 825, and Volvo 760. It is a balanced 15-inch radial that supports both everyday touring and more responsive road manners. Available product coverage includes a Michelin blackwall radial in the MXV3-A family. Because this size is shared by both luxury sedans and sports-car applications, buyers should focus on matching the tire not just to the size, but also to the vehicle’s wheel width, intended driving style, and overall setup.

The 245/45R16 fitment is used on the 1987 Porsche 911 and Porsche 928. This is a wide, low-profile radial that sits firmly in the year’s high-performance category and is likely part of a carefully matched wheel-and-tire package. Available product coverage includes blackwall BFGoodrich performance radials with listed 7- to 8.5-inch rim-width compatibility. Because this size appears on Porsche applications that may use staggered tire arrangements, it should be chosen only after confirming axle position and wheel dimensions. It is not a general substitute for narrower 16-inch fitments even when the rim diameter appears similar.

Rim Diameter: 15 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This 1987 fitment is specific to the Renault Alliance and represents one of the year’s smaller low-profile passenger-car sizes. Compared with more common 70- and 80-series compact sizes, 195/50R15 delivers a shorter sidewall and more sporting visual stance. Available products are blackwall radials from BFGoodrich and Michelin, both listing rim-width compatibility around 5.5 to 7 inches. Since this size is tied to a single application in the guide, exact wheel identification is especially important. A surviving Alliance may have been altered over time, and this kind of low-profile fitment depends heavily on preserving the intended wheel diameter and offset.

The 185/65R14 fitment is specific to the 1987 Renault Medallion. It is a moderately low-profile 14-inch radial that sits between traditional family-car sizing and sportier compact-car dimensions. No current product listing appears here for this exact size in the available product set, so the emphasis should remain on accurate fitment confirmation first. Because this is a single-model application and not a widely shared size across the year, there is less room for assumption. Verifying the car’s wheel diameter, trim package, and whether it still retains its original wheel-and-tire configuration is the best way to begin the search.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 165R13 size is used on the 1987 Subaru DL, Subaru XT, and Toyota Celica. This 80-series-style metric radial format reflects an older sizing convention still common on lighter imports in the period. Available products include blackwall radials from Michelin and Dunlop, with Michelin offerings listing 4.5- to 6-inch rim-width compatibility. Because the same size appears on both practical and sporty applications, buyers should think beyond the number on the sidewall and consider the overall character of the vehicle. Wheel width, suspension setup, and the desired period look all matter when selecting among the available blackwall options.

Rim Diameter: 12 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This size is a single 1987 application for the Subaru Justy. The 145R12 designation uses an older metric radial format and reflects the tiny footprint typical of a very light subcompact. Current product coverage includes a Michelin MX blackwall radial with a listed 4.5-inch rim width and a 12-inch rim diameter. Because 12-inch fitments leave little margin for error, buyers should be careful not to substitute a more common small-car size without checking overall diameter and clearance. On a vehicle this compact, correct sizing affects appearance, gearing feel, and steering effort more noticeably than on larger platforms.

The 165/65R13 size is another Subaru Justy fitment for 1987, indicating that even this very small model could use more than one tire package. Compared with 145R12, it pairs a slightly wider tread with a lower-profile sidewall on a larger wheel diameter. No current product listing appears here for this exact size, so accurate identification of the wheel package is especially important before shopping. Since the Justy is compact and sensitive to dimensional changes, owners should avoid assuming that another small 13-inch tire will behave the same way. Exact size and wheel confirmation should come first.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

This fitment is specific to the 1987 Toyota Van and represents an 80-series-style metric radial format rather than a modern low-profile size. Available products are blackwall radials from Michelin and Vredestein, with listed rim-width compatibility generally suited to narrower 14-inch wheels. The size’s tall sidewall makes sense for a van application where load carrying and ride comfort matter. Because the Toyota Van also appears with other tire sizes, it is important to confirm the exact wheel and tire package on the vehicle rather than assuming a single fitment across the model line. Matching overall diameter can be especially important on van applications.

Rim Diameter: 16 in  ·  Sidewalls: RWL

The 265/70R16 fitment is a single 1987 application for the Toyota 4Runner. It is a relatively wide, later-style truck radial compared with many of the narrower 14- and 15-inch light-truck sizes used elsewhere in the year. Available product coverage includes a BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 LT265/70R16/E with a stated maximum load capacity of 3,195 pounds at 80 psi and a listed 7.0- to 8.5-inch rim-width range. This size can affect stance and clearance more than smaller truck tires, so wheel width, suspension condition, and the truck’s intended use should all be reviewed before purchase.

The HR78-15 fitment is specific to the 1987 Toyota Land Cruiser. This older alphanumeric radial size belongs to an earlier sizing convention than the more common metric truck sizes also found in 1987. No current product listing appears here for this exact size in the available selection, so owners should first confirm whether the vehicle still uses this original-type fitment or has been converted to a different wheel-and-tire package. Because Land Cruisers are frequently modified for off-road use, the correct starting point is identifying the actual wheel diameter and current setup rather than assuming the catalog size remains in place.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall, Narrow Whitewall

Used on the 1987 Toyota Pickup, Volkswagen Vanagon, and Volvo 245, 185R14 is an 80-series-style metric radial that crosses passenger-car, van, and utility applications. Available products include blackwall and narrow whitewall radials from Michelin, Phoenix, and Vredestein, with several products listing compatibility for relatively narrow 14-inch wheels. That product spread makes this size useful for buyers who want either a plain touring appearance or a subtle whitewall look. Because the same size serves vehicles with very different weight distribution and use patterns, buyers should confirm the exact wheel dimensions and intended service use before making a final choice.

Rim Diameter: 14 in  ·  Sidewalls: Narrow Whitewall, Blackwall

The 7.00-14 size is a bias-ply fitment used on the 1987 Toyota Pickup. This numeric format is distinct from the radial metric sizes also used on Toyota trucks that year, so it should be approached as its own fitment category rather than a direct equivalent to modern radials. Available products are BFGoodrich bias-ply tires in blackwall and narrow whitewall form, both for 14-inch rims with listed 5.00- to 5.50-inch rim-width compatibility. Buyers should verify whether the truck still uses a bias-ply-oriented wheel-and-tire setup or has been converted, since construction choice can affect both appearance and road feel.

This 1987 size is used on the Volkswagen Golf and Volkswagen Jetta. The 205/55R14 format is a relatively low-profile 14-inch radial, giving these compact German cars a sportier tire stance than more common 70-series alternatives. No current product listing appears here for this exact size in the available product set, so the focus should be on confirming the vehicle’s exact wheel package before searching for replacements. Because Golf and Jetta models could vary by trim and equipment, it is best to identify the wheels currently on the car and check whether this size is part of a specific performance-oriented setup.

Rim Diameter: 13 in  ·  Sidewalls: Blackwall

The 145R13 size is specific to the 1987 Yugo GV. This is a very narrow 80-series-style metric radial that reflects the lightweight, economy-focused nature of the application. Product choices include blackwall radials from Michelin and Firestone, with the Firestone listing a 4.00- to 5.00-inch rim-width range and a maximum load capacity of 825 pounds at 44 psi. Because this size is tied to a particularly small vehicle, maintaining the intended overall dimensions matters. A wider replacement may seem tempting, but the correct fitment should be confirmed carefully to avoid affecting steering effort and clearance.

This fitment is specific to the 1987 Yugo GVX. Compared with 145R13, 155/70R13 is slightly wider and lower in profile, making it a distinct tire package rather than a simple variation. No current product listing appears here for this exact size in the available product set, so buyers should confirm the car’s wheel size and present configuration first. On very small cars, changes that seem minor on paper can noticeably affect ride height, speedometer behavior, and wheel-well clearance. That makes accurate size identification especially important when researching replacement tires for a Yugo GVX.