Decoded sidewall size
295/75R22 tire size
295/75R22 in inches: 39.42" overall diameter — 11.61" wide, 8.71" sidewall.
Methodology: dimensions are calculated from standard ETRTO tire-size formulas. Last reviewed June 2026 by the TreadSize editorial team.
Before you fit 295/75R22: verify the vehicle placard, load index, speed rating, wheel offset, and full-lock/full-compression clearance. Nominal dimensions do not guarantee a safe physical fit.
Compare this sizeFull dimensions
| Measurement | Metric | Imperial |
|---|---|---|
| Overall diameter | 1001.3 mm | 39.42 in |
| Section width | 295 mm | 11.61 in |
| Sidewall height | 221.25 mm | 8.71 in |
| Rim diameter | 558.8 mm | 22 in |
| Circumference | 3145.7 mm | 123.85 in |
| Revolutions per mile | 511.6 | |
| Aspect ratio | 75% | |
NHTSA safety record for 295/75R22
Drawn from official U.S. government (NHTSA) consumer complaint and recall filings for this exact tire size — not the generic averages you'll find elsewhere.
12 tire recalls on record affecting 295/75R22
- NHTSA 25T004000 · 2025 BRIDGESTONE R123 ECOPIA Incorrect belt orientation may cause the tires to fail and increase the risk of a crash.
- NHTSA 25V200000 · 2025 GREAT DANE CHAMPION Incorrect belt orientation may cause the tires to fail and increase the risk of a crash.
- NHTSA 22T024000 · 2023 YOKOHAMA TY517 MC2 Tread separation can result in tire failure and a loss of vehicle control, increasing the risk of a crash.
- NHTSA 20T007000 · 2020 YOKOHAMA TY517 MC2 A sudden loss of vehicle control increases the risk of a crash.
- NHTSA 19T006000 · 2019 ROADMASTER RM852 EM A sidewall failure may cause the tire to rapidly deflate, increasing the risk of a crash.
- NHTSA 18T016000 · 2018 YOKOHAMA RY023 If the tread separates, the driver may experience a loss of control, increasing the risk of a crash.
What owners report fails — 295/75R22
- Road hazard 5
- Tread separation 5
- Cracking 2
- Blowout 1
These are unverified consumer reports and manufacturer recalls filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration — not validated failure rates, and not adjusted for how many tires of this size are in service. Popular sizes naturally accumulate more reports. Use this as a research signal, not a verdict on any specific tire. Data as of 2021. Source: NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation (public domain). Always check the latest recalls at NHTSA.gov and report a tire problem if you have one.
Recall timeline for 295/75R22
NHTSA campaigns affecting this tire size, grouped from the local recall dataset. Exact owner-notification dates are not stored here; open the campaign at NHTSA for current remedy details.
How 295/75R22 compares inside the NHTSA size dataset
This comparison is derived only from tire sizes that have a real NHTSA complaint or recall record in the TreadSize dataset. Source: NHTSA ODI — Consumer Complaints (FLAT_CMPL) + Recalls (FLAT_RCL), U.S. DOT public domain; Complaints through 2021.
Nearby safety records by complaint volume
Dataset download: JSON or CSV. Latest recall lookup: NHTSA.gov.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the overall diameter of a 295/75R22 tire?
A 295/75R22 tire has an overall diameter of 39.42 inches (1001.3 mm).
How tall is a 295/75R22 tire?
The sidewall height is 221.25 mm (8.71 inches), and the overall diameter from the ground to the top of the tire is 39.42 inches.
How many revolutions per mile does a 295/75R22 tire make?
A 295/75R22 tire makes approximately 512 revolutions per mile. Your speedometer is calibrated to this number.
What rim size does a 295/75R22 tire fit?
A 295/75R22 tire is designed for a 22-inch rim (558.8 mm).
Are there recalls or safety complaints for 295/75R22 tires?
NHTSA has 15 consumer complaints on record for the 295/75R22 size and 12 recalls; the most reported issue is road hazard (5 reports). These are unverified consumer reports, not validated failure rates, and are not adjusted for how many tires of this size are in service.
All dimensions calculated using standard ETRTO formulas. Always confirm fitment with your vehicle's door-placard and a qualified tire professional before purchasing.