No matter how long you and your Ram truck are together, it’s inevitable that you’ll eventually need to replace the worn-out tires. If you want to stick with the factory recommended sizes, and maintain original handling, OE tires would be the best option for you. They were specially manufactured to ensure optimal performance in any driving conditions. Sticking with a factory recommended tire means that you will maintain the same gas/mileage, torque, and other driving characteristics of your truck.
Below you will find the list of the most popular factory tire size options available for the late model RAM 1500 trucks.
If you don't see the tire size that you run on your truck, view the full list of tires available for Ram truck here https://www.carid.com/ram-tires/
WHEEL & TIRE SIZE CALCULATOR
Using our visual wheel & tire calculator you can also check other parameters of your tires, such as the sidewall height, width, etc., or view alternative options.
So what tires will you choose for the next purchase: factory recommended size or upsize?
Below you will find the list of the most popular factory tire size options available for the late model RAM 1500 trucks.
If you don't see the tire size that you run on your truck, view the full list of tires available for Ram truck here https://www.carid.com/ram-tires/
WHEEL & TIRE SIZE CALCULATOR
Using our visual wheel & tire calculator you can also check other parameters of your tires, such as the sidewall height, width, etc., or view alternative options.
So what tires will you choose for the next purchase: factory recommended size or upsize?
