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285/30R20 vs 245/35R20

245/35R20 is taller than 285/30R20 by 0.07% — a diameter difference of 0.02″.

What changes between 285/30R20 and 245/35R20

Switching from 285/30R20 to 245/35R20 changes overall diameter by +0.07%, a taller tire by 0.02 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 -1.57″ (285mm → 245mm), which affects contact patch and fender-well clearance. Sidewall height shifts by +0.01″: a taller sidewall softens ride quality and adds off-road bump protection, with some loss of steering crispness. Revs per mile moves by 0, which translates directly to speedometer error — at an indicated 65 mph, actual speed becomes 65.0 mph. Both sizes share the same 20″ rim, so no wheel change is required — this is a pure tire-only swap.

Spec 285/30R20 245/35R20
Overall diameter 26.73″ 26.75″
Section width 11.22″ (285 mm) 9.65″ (245 mm)
Sidewall height 3.37″ (30%) 3.38″ (35%)
Rim diameter 20″ 20″
Circumference 83.98″ 84.04″
Revs per mile 754 754

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285/30R20

Diameter
26.73″ / 679mm
Section Width
11.22
Sidewall
3.37″ / 85.5mm
Circumference
83.98
Revs/Mile
754
See tires in 285/30R20

245/35R20

Diameter
26.75″ / 679.5mm
Section Width
9.65
Sidewall
3.38″ / 85.75mm
Circumference
84.04
Revs/Mile
754
See tires in 245/35R20
285/30R20 · 26.73245/35R20 · 26.75

Speedometer & Diameter Impact

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Diameter Change
+0.07%
Sidewall Change
+0.01″
Revs/Mile Δ
0
mph

At an indicated 60 mph, your actual speed is 60.04 mph (96.63 km/h). Your speedometer reads 0.07% low versus actual speed.

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