Chevrolet Colorado Tire Size Guide
Factory tire sizes, the biggest tire that fits at each lift height, and what bigger tires change on your Chevrolet Colorado.
Quick Answer
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Table of Contents
1. What You Need to Know First
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2. Which Option Is Right for You?
Your best setup depends on how you use your Chevrolet Colorado. Here's a quick breakdown.
3. Tire Size Comparison
| Tire Size | Lift Needed | Wheel Size | Pros | Cons |
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| 31 to 32 in | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] |
| 33 in | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] |
| 34 in | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] |
| 35 in | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] |
| 37 in | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] | [FILL] |
4. How Tire Size Affects Your Vehicle
Bigger tires add clearance and traction, but they also change gearing, braking, speedometer accuracy and what fits in the wheel well.
Tire Sizing
How to read a tire size and why actual height often differs from the label.
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Load Range
SL, C, D and E ratings and which one your vehicle and use need.
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Tread Type
All-season, all-terrain, hybrid and mud-terrain trade-offs.
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Gearing
Larger tires reduce effective gearing and can call for a re-gear.
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Speedometer
Larger tires make the speedometer read low until it is recalibrated.
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5. Supporting Parts You May Need
Depending on your setup, these parts help your Chevrolet Colorado keep its geometry, clearance and drivability.
6. Fitment Considerations
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7. Common Mistakes
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8. Recommended Setup Paths
Daily Driver
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All-Terrain
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Mud-Terrain
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9. Shop Related Parts
10. Frequently Asked Questions
What is the biggest tire that fits a stock Chevrolet Colorado?
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What size tires fit a leveled Chevrolet Colorado?
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Can I fit 35s on a Chevrolet Colorado?
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Do I need to re-gear my Chevrolet Colorado for bigger tires?
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What load range tire does a Chevrolet Colorado need?
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Do bigger tires affect my Chevrolet Colorado's speedometer?
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11. Related Guides
12. Sources & Technical References
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- Offroad Source install shop, Paulding, Ohio: [FILL: what you measured or tested]
Not sure what fits your Chevrolet Colorado? Call 419-670-3141 or email sales@offroadsource.info for a free fitment check. We also install at our shop in Paulding, Ohio.