What is the size tires on the 2007 Sonata Limited?

Asked by Tyler1940mcc May 30, 2008 at 08:25 PM about the 2007 Hyundai Sonata V6 Limited FWD

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Daniel answered 15 years ago

Check the white/yellow/black sticker on your driver's door frame. It will tell you the correct size.

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Patti answered 15 years ago

Thanks for the info also. I didn't know that either, but the tires are larger than my previous car.....um

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Andrew answered 14 years ago

225/50/17 is I think only a 2006 size. I'd double check, but I think a 2007 takes a 215/55/17.

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Joe answered 14 years ago

Go to www.tirerack.com for a full listing and breakdown of what tires were standard and will fit. On my '07 Sonata I think I have 215/55R17

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