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Usually, wheels and tires are a matter of preference. In most cases, Dodge Charger features such wheels that can range from 18 to 20 inches. However, some people may want to upgrade to bigger and worse tires. If you're one of those people, don't worry - we've got you covered.

Why do I need big tires?



As a driver, you know, that there are options where you can fit big tires on your Dodge Charger (we mean bigger than the factory tire size) and improve its efficiency. It works in such a way, that if a car has big wheels, it can cover more ground per revolution than a small wheel. In addition, a big tire will also have a bigger contact patch with the ground, which results in better traction.

When you put bigger tires on your auto, it will be able to accelerate faster, brake better, and turn more precisely.

Moreover, bigger tires not only improve traction but also make the car more stable on the road. If you live in an area with a lot of potholes or uneven roads, big tires will be able to protect your rims from damage. Not to mention, that it will also look more stylish. So, if you're looking for better performance and want your car to look good - big tires are the way to go.

However, Dodge drivers should be very careful, because when selecting the wrong size of tires, can lead to problems. In order to save you time and money, we've gathered all the information you need to know about fitting big tires on your Dodge Charger.

What is the custom tire size for Dodge Charger?

Before you will start to look for tires, you need to know what size will fit your car. You can find this information in the owner's manual or on the door placard. The door placard is usually located on the driver's side doorjamb and has all the information regarding your car, including the original equipment tire size.

The Dodge Charger has many tire sizes to choose from, some of which include P245/45ZR20, P305/35YR20, and P235/55HR19. For instance, the 2022 GT AWD trim comes with a size of P245/45ZR20 while the Scat Pack Widebody RWD trim has a size of P305/35YR20. All these sizes can be upgraded to a bigger size if you want to.

How do I know what size tire I need?

Now that you know where to find the original equipment tire size, it's time to upgrade to a bigger one. But before you do, there are a few things you need to take into account. The first thing is the width of the tire. The second thing is the height of the tire, and the third thing is the diameter of the wheel.



The width of the tire is measured in millimeters (mm), and it can range from 185 mm to 305 mm. The height of the tire is also measured in millimeters, and it can range from 35 mm to 55 mm. The diameter of the wheel is measured in inches, and it can range from 17 inches to 22 inches. When you know all these numbers, you can start looking for tires that will fit your car. For example, if you have a Dodge Charger with a width of 245 mm and a height of 45 mm, you can look for tires that are 245/45R20.

So, in order to measure the current tire size of your Dodge, take a measurement tape and gauge the width and the height of the tire. Start with the width, and then move on to the height. After you have all the numbers, write them down so you can use them when searching for new tires. Also, in order to get bigger tires, motorists should know the wheel nut size and the torque specs.

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What are the disadvantages of big tires?

Bigger tires have a lot of advantages, but they also come with some disadvantages. The first disadvantage is that bigger tires can be more expensive. The second disadvantage is that bigger tires can wear out faster. The third disadvantage is that bigger tires can be more difficult to handle.

The fourth disadvantage is that bigger tires can be less comfortable. The fifth disadvantage is that bigger tires can make the car consume more fuel. And the last disadvantage is that bigger tires can make the car slower.

Some experts don`t recommend going somewhere from the original factory tire size because it can lead to problems. That is why it is better to consult with a professional before you decide to upgrade to bigger tires.

How big of tires can I fit on my Dodge Charger?

So, I am the owner of a certain Dodge Charger trim level and year of manufacture. How would I know the biggest possible option to choose in order to upgrade its tires I can tell you that in order to find out the biggest possible tire size for your Dodge Charger, you need to consult with a professional. They will help you determine the perfect size for your car.

Or you can take matters into your own hands and do some research. You can look up the biggest tire size that was ever offered for your specific trim level and year of manufacture.

However, here we can advise you on some options for bigger tires. With the comfort, efficiency, and protection of a 24-inch tire in mind, we decided to try it on this Charger. We were able to install them without cutting into the vehicle because of this size tire's flexibility. We kept the OEM TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) because they are exactly like the factory, and we ended up with a great fit and finish that made the client happy.



In case you want more than 24 inches, we would recommend you to get a 26-inch tire. But be aware that this may lead to some problems, such as:

1. The car will have less contact with the ground, which can affect its handling;
   
2. There may be a gap between the fender and the tire, which can cause aerodynamic drag;
   
3. The car may rub against the ground when turning;
   
4. The car's speedometer will no longer be accurate.
   

So, if you want to go for a bigger tire size, we recommend you consult with a professional or do some research beforehand. This way, you will avoid any problems that may occur.

Will different Dodge Charger trim levels require bigger tires?

Sometimes, different trim levels of the same car model may require bigger or smaller tires. That is why it is important to consult with a professional or do some research beforehand in order to avoid any problems.

For example, the Dodge Charger R/T Scat Pack and the Dodge Charger Hellcat require different tire sizes. The R/T Scat Pack comes with Pirelli P Zero Nero All Season tires that are 275/40ZR20 in size. On the other hand, the Dodge Charger Hellcat comes with Pirelli P Zero tires that are 295/35ZR20 in size.

As you can see, these two trim levels require different tire sizes. So, if you want to upgrade your tires, make sure to consult with a professional or do some research beforehand in order to avoid any problems. Moreover, when factory tire size is increased, it`s always better to consult with a professional to find out what the biggest possible option is.

Fitment peculiarities

But how can a driver know that a certain tire size will perfectly fit the Dodge Charger that is placed in their garage? Well, the answer is simple – they need to know the car's fitment peculiarities. Every car has its own specific fitment peculiarities. And it is important to take them into account when choosing a tire size.

For example, the Dodge Charger has a wheelbase of 120 inches and an overall length of 200 inches. It is important to know these numbers because they will help you choose the perfect tire size for your car. Moreover, the Dodge Charger has a width of 75 inches and a height of 58 inches. These numbers are also important because they will help you choose the right tire size.

Thus, if you want to upgrade your tires, make sure to consult with a professional or do some research beforehand in order to take into account all the fitment peculiarities of your car. This way, you will avoid any problems that may occur. You will know that the tires won`t fit because they are too big when you spot a gap between the fender and the tire. Also, you will know that the tires are too small when you see that the car is rubbing against the ground when turning.

Bottom line

To sum up, it is important to consult with a professional or do some research beforehand when choosing a tire size for your car. This way, you will avoid any problems that may occur. You will also know that the tires won`t fit because they are too big when you spot a gap between the fender and the tire. Also, you will know that the tires are too small when you see that the car is rubbing against the ground when turning. So, if you want to upgrade your tires, make sure to take all of these things into account.