1997 Toyota Supra Tire Size & Pressure

The 1997 Toyota Supra tire size depends on trim: the 3.0 D, Automatic takes 225/50R16 92V; the 3.0 D, Standard takes 225/50R16 92V; the 3.0 E, Automatic takes 225/50R16 92V; the 3.0 E, Standard takes 225/50R16 92V, per the factory service manual.

Factory-Spec Tire Size
Varies by trim
  • 3.0 D, Automatic: 225/50R16 92V
  • 3.0 D, Standard: 225/50R16 92V
  • 3.0 E, Automatic: 225/50R16 92V
  • 3.0 E, Standard: 225/50R16 92V

3.0 D, Automatic

Tire Specifications

PositionTire SizePressureLoad IndexSpeed Rating
All225/50R16 92VDoor Placard
All245/45R16 94VDoor Placard

3.0 D, Standard

Tire Specifications

PositionTire SizePressureLoad IndexSpeed Rating
All225/50R16 92VDoor Placard
All245/45R16 94VDoor Placard

3.0 E, Automatic

Tire Specifications

PositionTire SizePressureLoad IndexSpeed Rating
All225/50R16 92VDoor Placard
All235/45ZR17Door Placard
All245/45R16 94VDoor Placard
All255/40ZR17Door Placard

3.0 E, Standard

Tire Specifications

PositionTire SizePressureLoad IndexSpeed Rating
All225/50R16 92VDoor Placard
All235/45ZR17Door Placard
All245/45R16 94VDoor Placard
All255/40ZR17Door Placard

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size tires does a 1997 Toyota Supra take?

It depends on the trim: 3.0 D, Automatic uses 225/50R16 92V; 3.0 D, Standard uses 225/50R16 92V; 3.0 E, Automatic uses 225/50R16 92V; 3.0 E, Standard uses 225/50R16 92V.

What is the tire pressure for a 1997 Toyota Supra?

Refer to the tire pressure placard on your vehicle's driver side door jamb for exact cold inflation pressures.

What is the bolt pattern on a 1997 Toyota Supra?

Bolt pattern data is available in the factory service manual.

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