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How do I know what size my Dodge Dakota rims are?

I want to order a replacement set of tires for my Dodge Dakota. I like the kind of tires I have now and want to get the same type, but they come in several different rim sizes. How do I know what size I need to get to fit the rims on my Dodge Dakota?

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Bonnie Stinson · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
One way to figure out what size of your Dodge Dakota rims is by looking at your current tires. The size of the tire and the rim is listed on the tire wall itself. It also has a lot of other information that will help you to purchase the exact same tires you currently have on your
Dodge Dakota
.
Here’s how to read the information on your tire to find what you need:
  • Look for a letter and three-digit number followed by a slash and two-digit number, letter, and another two-digit number.
  • The first letter and three-digit number tell you the type of vehicle and width of the tire
  • The two-digit number and letter are the tire’s aspect ratio and internal construction
  • The last two-digit number is your rim size
Your tire and rim size should look something like this: P225/70R16. In this example, your rims would be 16 inches.
Replacing your tires when they’re worn out or damaged can prevent other more costly repairs later on. But for unexpected accidents,
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