Tire size

305/30 R20

Full dimensions and a live comparison calculator for the 305/30 R20 tire size.

Overall diameter

691.0 mm

27.20″

Sidewall height

91.5 mm

Circumference

2.171 m

Revs / km

460.7

Section width

305 mm

Aspect ratio

30%

Rim diameter

20″

508.0 mm

Radius

345.5 mm

What does 305/30 R20 mean?

The 305 is the section width in millimetres, measured sidewall to sidewall. The 30 is the aspect ratio — sidewall height as a percentage of width, so the sidewall here is 91.5 mm. The R20 means a radial-construction tire designed for a 20-inch wheel rim. Together these give an overall diameter of 691 mm.

Compare 305/30 R20 with another size

Current Tire

305/30R20

New Tire

225/45R17
305/30 R20
225/45 R17

Ground line · scaled comparison

Not Recommended

Over 5% — speedometer & ABS may misread

Diameter change

-56.7 mm

-8.21%

Speedometer at 100

91.8 km/h

-8.21% error

Ground clearance

-28.4 mm

ride height delta

Sidewall change

+9.8 mm

revs/km: 501.8

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Common alternatives to 305/30 R20

These sizes are within a few percent overall diameter — usually safe on the same vehicle from a speedometer-error standpoint.

Compare 305/30 R20 with popular upgrades

Plus-size upgrades from 305/30 R20

255/35 R21Ø 712 mm

+3.02% vs 305/30 R20

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275/35 R21Ø 726 mm

+5.05% vs 305/30 R20

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285/35 R21Ø 733 mm

+6.06% vs 305/30 R20

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295/30 R22Ø 736 mm

+6.48% vs 305/30 R20

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295/35 R21Ø 740 mm

+7.08% vs 305/30 R20

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265/35 R22Ø 744 mm

+7.71% vs 305/30 R20

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Fitment safety note

Overall diameter, speedometer error and circumference are only part of the picture. Physical clearance, wheel offset (ET), hub bore, suspension geometry, load index and your manufacturer's recommendation all decide whether a size is truly safe on your car. Always cross-check with the vehicle manual or a qualified fitter before changing tire size.

Frequently asked questions

All 20″ tire sizes →Speedometer error guide →Safe size difference guide →