235/40R19 vs 245/40R19
245/40R19 is taller than 235/40R19 by 1.19% — a diameter difference of 0.32″.
What changes between 235/40R19 and 245/40R19
Switching from 235/40R19 to 245/40R19 changes overall diameter by +1.19%, a taller tire by 0.32 inches. This lands inside the ±3% fitment safe zone, so most vehicles will accept the swap without rubbing, speedometer recalibration, or ABS/TPMS complications. Section width moves by +0.40″ (235mm → 245mm), which affects contact patch and fender-well clearance. Sidewall height shifts by +0.16″: a taller sidewall softens ride quality and adds off-road bump protection, with some loss of steering crispness. Revs per mile moves by -9, which translates directly to speedometer error — at an indicated 65 mph, actual speed becomes 65.8 mph. Both sizes share the same 19″ rim, so no wheel change is required — this is a pure tire-only swap.
| Spec | 235/40R19 | 245/40R19 |
|---|---|---|
| Overall diameter | 26.4″ | 26.72″ |
| Section width | 9.25″ (235 mm) | 9.65″ (245 mm) |
| Sidewall height | 3.7″ (40%) | 3.86″ (40%) |
| Rim diameter | 19″ | 19″ |
| Circumference | 82.94″ | 83.93″ |
| Revs per mile | 764 | 755 |
Interactive comparison
275/65R18 or "33" for inch aliases235/40R19
- Diameter
- 26.4″ / 670.6mm
- Section Width
- 9.25″
- Sidewall
- 3.7″ / 94mm
- Circumference
- 82.94″
- Revs/Mile
- 764
245/40R19
- Diameter
- 26.72″ / 678.6mm
- Section Width
- 9.65″
- Sidewall
- 3.86″ / 98mm
- Circumference
- 83.93″
- Revs/Mile
- 755
Speedometer & Diameter Impact
At an indicated 60 mph, your actual speed is 60.72 mph (97.71 km/h). Your speedometer reads 1.19% low versus actual speed.