24 inch Tires
Lionhart offers a large selection of 24 inch tires with a wide range of driving styles and driving conditions in mind. From high-performance to passenger tires, Lionhart offers 24 inch tires for your vehicle. Whether you are looking to improve traction and drivability or need a unique sizing requirement, Lionhart’s tires are built to deliver reliability, value and performance. Find the best 24″ tires for your vehicle below.
Benefits of 24 Inch Tires
Bigger tires have become increasingly popular, as most auto manufacturers equip their vehicle’s with 24 inch wheels as standard. This especially true for SUVs and trucks. One of the benefits of a 24” tire is that they are more aesthetically pleasing. Not only do they generally look better, but they do a good job of filling the gap between the top of the tire and fender. Another benefit is that 24” tires can potentially increase handling performance as they tend to have a smaller sidewall, meaning they tend to offer improved rigidity during cornering.
Find The Right 24 Inch Tire
Finding the perfect 24″ tire for your vehicle is simple. Tire size information can be found on the inside frame of the driver’s side door, inside the glove compartment door, the manufacturers manual, or your tire’s sidewall. If you don’t know how to find this information, read our how to read tire markings guide. Once you’ve noted this information, you can find a 24″ tire that best meets your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size tires fit 24 inch rims?
There are a wide variety of wheels that a 24" tire can accommodate. Some common sizes are 295/35R24, 305/35R24, 275/30R24 and 285/30R24. The exact size depends on the vehicle and the desired look.
Are 24 inch tires good for trucks?
As with all tire sizes, there pros and cons. Although larger tires can have a negative impact on ride quality, reduce off-road capability and can be expensive, there are pros. They offer a striking visual appearance, and can potentially improve handling thanks to their larger contact patch.
What is the tire pressure for 24 inch wheels?
The proper tire pressure for a 24" tire depends on the specific tire and vehicle. However, as a general guideline: 35-40 PSI for normal driving, and 40-45 PSI for towing. Be sure to always check the vehicle's manual and tire's sidewall for the maximum PSI rating.
How much do 24 inch tires cost?
This size tire is generally more expensive compared to standard sizes due to their larger size and performance-oriented nature. It's also important to note that the total cost of ownership includes more frequent replacements due to faster wear.
