Dodge Caliber Tires — Fitment by Year

OE size on a 2007–2012 Dodge Caliber runs 205/70-15, 215/60-17, or 215/55-18 depending on your trim and year — and I keep all three on the rack because I see these come through pretty regular. Bolt pattern's 5x114.3, hub bore 67.1 millimeters, so fitment's straightforward once we confirm which generation and rim size you're sitting on. Between the base models and the higher-trim stuff, there's enough variation that I always verify before we pull anything.

For OE replacement, I stock the factory equivalent in all three sizes — that's your safest bet if you want the ride and handling Dodge tuned from the factory. If you're looking to upgrade, I can go wider on some of those 15-inch and 17-inch setups without drama, and the 18-inch and 20-inch options give you room to play if you want a sportier feel. Load rating matters here because the Caliber's a compact car, not a truck — I'm not going to sell you something overbuilt that'll cost you at the pump. We're a small crew, not a chain, so I'm the guy you talk to when something's off, and I make sure every install gets the same attention.

When your Caliber comes in, I run road-force balance on every wheel, check your TPMS sensors, verify the hub bore fit, and torque everything to spec — no shortcuts. Takes about an hour for a full mount-and-balance, and we do it all in-house. Walk-ins are welcome, bilingual service available, and I've been doing this in Marietta for fifteen years, so folks around town know where to find me.

We mount these for customers across Marietta, East Cobb, and the broader Atlanta area. Financing through Synchrony (6 months promo on $199 and up) or lease-to-own through Acima ($50 to start) if you need it. Walk in, call 678-400-6467, or book online below.