The typical tire sizes are P235/65R16 for 16-inch wheels and P235/60R17 for 17-inch wheels, depending on the trim of your 2007 Odyssey.
Understanding tire sizing
Tire size notation helps you identify the correct replacement. The first number (235) is the tire width in millimeters. The second number (65 or 60) is the aspect ratio, which is the height of the sidewall as a percentage of the width. The “R” indicates radial construction, and the final number (16 or 17) is the wheel diameter in inches. Vehicle trims and factory options determine which size your Odyssey uses, so always verify with the door placard or the owner's manual for your exact configuration.
OEM tire sizes by trim
The Odyssey used two wheel-size configurations in 2007, depending on trim and package. Use the list below to confirm your vehicle's size.
LX and EX (16-inch wheels)
- P235/65R16
These are the standard sizes for LX and EX models equipped with 16-inch wheels. Always double-check the door placard to confirm your exact spec, as regional or package variations can occur.
EX-L and Touring (17-inch wheels)
- P235/60R17
These are the typical OEM sizes when the van comes with 17-inch wheels on higher trims. If your vehicle has a different wheel option, verify the exact size shown on the placard or in the manual.
Important notes for replacement tires
When replacing tires, avoid mixing sizes across axles and aim to keep the overall diameter close to the original to prevent speedometer inaccuracy and ABS/traction control interference. If you’re considering wheel or tire upgrades, choose a size that preserves overall diameter within roughly 1-2% of the factory spec and consult the owner’s manual or dealer for any trim-specific recommendations. Always replace both rear and front tires with the same size and load ratings for balanced handling.
Summary
For a 2007 Honda Odyssey, most models with 16-inch wheels use P235/65R16 tires, while models with 17-inch wheels use P235/60R17 tires. Confirm the exact size on the driver’s door placard or in the owner’s manual for your specific trim, and maintain consistent sizing across both axles for optimal safety and performance.