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What size tires are on a 2011 Honda Pilot?

The typical factory sizes are P235/70R16 for most 2011 Pilots with 16-inch wheels, and P245/65R17 for models with 17-inch wheels. Always verify the exact size on the door jamb placard or in the owner's manual, since wheel options can vary by trim and package.


For a fuller picture, the tire size you’ll see on the road depends on the trim level and whether the vehicle came with standard 16-inch wheels or upgraded 17-inch wheels. This article breaks down the common configurations and how to confirm the correct size for your specific vehicle.


Common tire sizes by trim and wheel setup


The following sizes reflect typical factory specifications for the 2011 Pilot, based on common wheel configurations for LX, EX, and EX-L trims.



  • LX — P235/70R16

  • EX — P235/70R16

  • EX-L — P245/65R17


Keep in mind that some vehicles may have aftermarket wheels or optional packages that change the standard size. Always confirm with the door placard.


How to verify the correct tire size for your vehicle


To ensure you use the correct tires for your exact vehicle, follow these steps:



  1. Inspect the tire information placard on the driver’s door jamb for the official Tire Size listing.

  2. Check the tire sidewall for the size printed on the tire itself (the sequence like P235/70R16).

  3. Consult the owner’s manual or the Honda dealer’s parts catalog if you’re unsure.

  4. If you’re considering changing wheel size, verify clearance and load/speed ratings with a professional or the dealer to avoid rubbing or safety issues.


Even if the vehicle has factory wheels, aftermarket tires or wheels can require a different size or profile. Always recheck after any change.


Spare tire and other notes


Most 2011 Pilot models use a temporary spare, and the spare tire size may differ from the primary tires. Check the spare tire label in the cargo area or the owner’s manual for exact guidance.


Spare tire size


The spare is typically a compact temporary tire; the exact size varies by trim and wheel size. Refer to the owner's manual or the spare tire label for the precise specification and inflation instructions.


Summary


In summary, the 2011 Honda Pilot commonly wears P235/70R16 tires on 16-inch wheels (LX and EX) and P245/65R17 tires on 17-inch wheels (EX-L). Always verify the exact size on the door placard or in the manual, especially if aftermarket wheels were added or if you’re planning a tire/wheel change. Matching load and speed ratings is essential for safe operation.

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