Which Tires Fit Your Sedan? NEXEN TIRE Size Matches for the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry
Find the right NEXEN TIRE options for your 2022 Honda Accord or 2026 Toyota Camry by matching your factory tire size, load index, and speed rating—then choose the performance that suits your driving needs.
Choosing replacement tires for a sedan starts with matching the vehicle's original tire size, load index, and speed rating. For the 2022 Honda Accord and 2026 Toyota Camry, factory tire sizes vary by trim and wheel configuration, making it important to check the tire information placard or owner's manual before selecting replacements. The right tire should meet your vehicle's specifications while supporting your driving priorities, whether that's ride comfort, responsive handling, or traction in snowy conditions.
This guide outlines the factory tire sizes for the 2022 Honda Accord and 2026 Toyota Camry and identifies corresponding NEXEN TIRE options by trim. It also compares all-season and all-weather tire choices to help drivers select suitable replacements based on vehicle requirements and everyday driving conditions.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Check your vehicle's tire specifications first. Confirm the original tire size, load index, speed rating, and recommended cold inflation pressure on the vehicle placard or in the owner's manual, as recommended by NHTSA
- 2022 Honda Accord tire sizes vary by trim. LX, EX-L, and selected Hybrid trims use 225/50R17 tires, while Sport and Touring configurations with 19-inch wheels use 235/40R19. Corresponding NEXEN TIRE options include N'PRIZ S, N'FERA AU7, and N'BLUE 4Season 2.
- 2026 Toyota Camry tire sizes also depend on trim. The LE uses 205/65R16, the SE and XLE use 235/45R18, and the XSE and Nightshade use 235/40R19. NEXEN TIRE offers corresponding sizes across several tire lines.
- Choose a tire based on driving conditions. NEXEN TIRE N'PRIZ S and NEXEN TIRE N5000 Plus prioritize grand touring comfort,NEXEN TIRE N'FERA AU7 emphasizes sport-oriented all-season handling, and NEXEN TIRE N'BLUE 4Season 2 provides 3PMSF-rated snow traction.
- Verify compatibility before installation. Matching tire dimensions are only the starting point. Confirm the replacement tire's load and speed ratings, wheel compatibility, and vehicle-specific requirements with a qualified tire professional.
How to Read Your Sedan's Tire Size, Load Index, and Speed Rating
The quickest way to find your sedan's tire specifications is to check the tire information placard, typically located on the driver's door jamb, or consult your owner's manual. These sources provide the vehicle manufacturer's recommended tire size, cold inflation pressure, and load limits, as outlined by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Always use your vehicle's specifications as the starting point when selecting replacement tires.
Take 225/50R17 94V, the tire specification Honda lists for the 2022 Accord Hybrid. The 225 indicates tire width in millimeters, 50 is the aspect ratio, R indicates radial construction, and 17 is the wheel diameter in inches. The 94 is the load index, indicating the tire's maximum load-carrying capacity under specified conditions. Choose replacement tires that meet or exceed your vehicle manufacturer's load requirements, taking into account the tire's load index and applicable inflation pressure. If you choose an XL (extra load) tire, have a qualified installer verify the appropriate inflation pressure using the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations and applicable tire load-inflation tables.
The letter V represents the speed rating, which indicates the tire's rated speed capability under specified conditions. Choose a replacement tire that meets or exceeds your vehicle manufacturer's required speed rating, unless an alternative is specifically approved. If the required load index or speed rating is unclear, consult your owner's manual or a qualified tire dealer before purchasing replacements.
NEXEN TIRE Size Matches for a Honda Accord
If you drive a 2022 Honda Accord, start by matching your factory wheel diameter and tire size. According to Honda's official specifications, the LX and EX-L use 17-inch alloy wheels with 225/50R17 all-season tires, while the Sport, Sport Special Edition, Sport 2.0T, and Touring 2.0T use 19-inch wheels with 235/40R19 all-season tires. The Hybrid and Hybrid EX-L also use 225/50R17 tires, while the Hybrid Sport and Hybrid Touring use 235/40R19.
Honda's specifications list a 94V load index and speed rating for the 17-inch Hybrid configurations and 96V for the 19-inch configurations. The published specifications do not specify these ratings for the LX and EX-L, so check your vehicle's tire information placard or owner's manual. Before installation, verify that the replacement tire meets your vehicle's load, speed, wheel compatibility, and inflation requirements.
| Model Year and Vehicle | Trims | Original Tire Size | Original Load Index and Speed Rating | NEXEN TIRE Options in Corresponding Sizes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 Honda Accord | LX, EX-L | 225/50R17 | Not specified in Honda's published specifications; verify on vehicle placard | N'PRIZ S 225/50R17 98V XL; N'BLUE 4Season 2 225/50R17 98W XL |
| 2022 Honda Accord | Hybrid, Hybrid EX-L | 225/50R17 | 94V | N'PRIZ S 225/50R17 98V XL; N'BLUE 4Season 2 225/50R17 98W XL |
| 2022 Honda Accord | Sport, Sport Special Edition, Sport 2.0T, Touring 2.0T, Hybrid Sport, Hybrid Touring | 235/40R19 | 96V | N'FERA AU7 235/40R19 96W XL; N'PRIZ S 235/40R19 96W XL |
Sources: Honda's 2022 Accord and Accord Hybrid Specifications and official NEXEN TIRE U.S. product specifications. Listed NEXEN TIRE sizes correspond to the factory tire dimensions; final fitment should be confirmed with a qualified tire professional.
NEXEN TIRE Size Matches for a Toyota Camry
For a 2026 Toyota Camry, the original tire size depends on the trim. Toyota's 2026 Camry information and vehicle tire-size references identify P205/65R16 tires for the LE, P235/45R18 for the SE and XLE, and P235/40R19 for the XSE and Nightshade. Toyota's published product information does not specify the load index and speed rating for every trim, so check your vehicle's tire information placard or owner's manual before selecting replacement tires. Confirm that the replacement tires meet the vehicle's load, speed, and inflation requirements.
| Model Year and Vehicle | Trims | Original Tire Size | Original Load Index and Speed Rating | NEXEN TIRE Options in Corresponding Sizes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 Toyota Camry | LE | P205/65R16 | Not specified in cited Toyota product information; verify on vehicle placard | N'PRIZ S 205/65R16 95H; N5000 Plus 205/65R16 95H |
| 2026 Toyota Camry | SE, XLE | P235/45R18 | Not specified in cited Toyota product information; verify on vehicle placard | N'FERA AU7 235/45R18 98W XL; N'PRIZ S 235/45R18 98V XL; N'BLUE 4Season 2 235/45R18 98Y XL |
| 2026 Toyota Camry | XSE, Nightshade | P235/40R19 | Not specified in cited Toyota product information; verify on vehicle placard | N'FERA AU7 235/40R19 96W XL; N'PRIZ S 235/40R19 96W XL |
Sources: Toyota USA 2026 Camry information and official NEXEN TIRE U.S. product specifications. Listed NEXEN TIRE products correspond to the factory tire dimensions; final vehicle fitment should be confirmed with a qualified tire professional.
What If Your Sedan Has Run-Flat Tires?
Some sedans come equipped with run-flat tires, which allow limited continued driving after a loss of tire pressure under specified conditions. For example, Mercedes-Benz USA lists all-season Extended Mobility tires in 225/45R18 front and 245/40R18 rear sizes for the 2026 C 300 Sedan. The 2026 BMW 330i Sedan is also available with 18-inch wheels and all-season run-flat tires, although tire configurations may vary by vehicle options.
Switching from run-flat to conventional tires eliminates the tire's extended-mobility capability after a puncture. Before making the change, consult your vehicle manufacturer or a qualified tire professional to confirm tire compatibility and whether a spare tire or emergency repair kit is needed. Always verify the required tire size, load index, speed rating, and inflation pressure using your vehicle's tire placard or owner's manual.
Comparing N'PRIZ S, N5000 Plus, N'FERA AU7, and N'BLUE 4Season 2 for Your Sedan
Once you've confirmed your sedan's required tire size, load index, and speed rating, the next step is choosing a tire that suits your driving needs. NEXEN TIRE offers grand touring all-season options for everyday comfort, ultra-high-performance all-season tires for sportier handling, and all-weather touring tires for regions where winters bring snow.
N'PRIZ S: Grand Touring All-Season Comfort
For a quiet, comfortable daily commute, N'PRIZ S is a grand touring all-season tire designed for internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, hybrids, plug-in hybrids (PHEVs), and electric vehicles (EVs). Developed using NEXEN TIRE's AI x VI system, which combines performance prediction with virtual driving simulation, its tread design focuses on ride comfort, noise reduction, and long tread life.
N'PRIZ S features 4D compound technology, reinforced center blocks, and a wide contact patch designed to support grip, durability, and consistent performance. Variable-pitch shoulder blocks help reduce road noise, while 3D sipe technology supports traction, braking, and handling in everyday all-season driving conditions. N'PRIZ S is available in 15- to 20-inch rim sizes with H, V, and W speed ratings and a UTQG rating of 700 A A (560 A A on select OE sizes).
N5000 Plus: Grand Touring All-Season for Everyday Driving
For drivers who prioritize a smooth, quiet ride and even tread wear, N5000 Plus is a grand touring all-season tire designed for everyday commuting and highway travel. Its tread dimples help distribute heat to reduce abnormal wear, while uniform block distribution helps minimize road noise and improve ride comfort.
Internal groove serrations support water evacuation and stability on wet roads, while high-stiffness blocks enhance steering stability and responsiveness. A lateral groove design also contributes to a comfortable ride. N5000 Plus is available in 15- to 20-inch rim sizes, with UTQG ratings of 600 A A for H- and V-rated sizes and 560 A A for W- and Y-rated sizes.
N'FERA AU7: Ultra-High-Performance All-Season Handling
For sedan drivers who prefer sportier handling, particularly with larger wheels, N'FERA AU7 is an ultra-high-performance (UHP) all-season tire designed for sports cars, luxury coupes, and performance sedans. It emphasizes responsive handling and traction on dry and wet roads while maintaining everyday ride comfort.
Wide circumferential grooves help evacuate water from the contact patch to support wet-road traction. N'FERA AU7 is available in 16- to 20-inch rim sizes with H, V, W, and Y speed ratings and UTQG ratings of 500 AA A, 500 A A, or 560 A A, depending on the size.
N'BLUE 4Season 2: All-Weather Touring for Snowy Conditions
For drivers in regions where winters bring snow, N'BLUE 4Season 2 is an all-weather touring tire carrying the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) designation. Designed for year-round use, it combines snow traction with the comfort and tread life expected of a touring tire.
Its all-weather compound, developed with Advanced Resin Technology, is designed to maintain flexibility at low temperatures and stability in warmer conditions. Jagged shoulder patterns help improve snow traction, while angled wave-shaped features and micro-thin sipes help evacuate water and snow. N'BLUE 4Season 2 is available in 15- to 21-inch rim sizes with H, V, W, and Y speed ratings and a UTQG rating of 600 A A.
NEXEN TIRE Comparison for Sedans at a Glance
| Tire Line | Category and Intended Use | Key Technologies | Driver Priority Match |
|---|---|---|---|
| N'PRIZ S | Grand Touring All-Season for ICE vehicles, hybrids, PHEVs and EVs | AI x VI tread development, 4D compound, reinforced center blocks, wide contact patch, variable-pitch shoulder blocks, 3D sipes | Quiet daily commuting, ride comfort, and long tread life |
| N5000 Plus | Grand Touring All-Season for everyday commuting and highway travel | Heat-distributing tread dimples, uniform block distribution, internal groove serrations, high-stiffness blocks, lateral groove design | Smooth highway commuting, ride comfort, and even tread wear |
| N'FERA AU7 | Ultra-High-Performance (UHP) All-Season for sports cars, luxury coupes, and performance sedans | Wide circumferential grooves for water evacuation and wet-road traction | Sportier all-season handling with dry- and wet-road grip |
| N'BLUE 4Season 2 | 3PMSF-Rated All-Weather Touring for year-round driving, including snowy conditions | All-weather compound, Advanced Resin Technology, jagged shoulder patterns, angled wave-shaped features, micro-thin sipes | Year-round driving in regions with seasonal snowfall |
Pre-Purchase and Maintenance Checklist for Your Sedan's Tires
Before purchasing and installing replacement tires, follow these essential checks to support safe driving and promote even tire wear.
- Check tire size and manufacturing date: Verify the tire size and check the last four digits of the DOT Tire Identification Number (TIN) on the sidewall to identify the week and year of manufacture.
- Use the recommended cold inflation pressure: Follow the vehicle manufacturer's recommended tire pressure listed on the tire information placard or in the owner's manual, rather than the maximum pressure shown on the tire sidewall (NHTSA)
- Maintain proper inflation and respect load limits: Check tire pressure regularly and avoid exceeding your vehicle's or tires' load limits to help reduce the risk of tire damage and failure, including blowouts (NHTSA)
- Rotate tires as recommended: Regular tire rotation can help promote even tread wear when permitted by your vehicle's tire configuration. Follow the rotation interval and pattern in your owner's manual, and keep a record of each service.
FAQS
Frequently asked questions
Can I replace standard-load tires with XL tires on my sedan?
Yes, XL (extra load) tires can be suitable replacements for standard-load tires if they meet your vehicle's tire size, load capacity, speed rating, and other fitment requirements. XL tires are designed to support higher loads at specified inflation pressures, but they do not necessarily require higher inflation pressure than standard-load tires. Before installation, have a qualified tire professional verify compatibility and the appropriate inflation pressure using your vehicle manufacturer's specifications and applicable load-inflation tables.
How can I find the right NEXEN TIRE size for my sedan?
Start by checking your vehicle's tire information placard or owner's manual for the original tire size, load index, and speed rating. Then use the NEXEN TIRE tire finder to explore available products, including N'PRIZ S, N5000 Plus, N'FERA AU7, and N'BLUE 4Season 2. Confirm final fitment with a qualified installer, or use the NEXEN TIRE dealer finder to locate a nearby dealer.
How often should I rotate my NEXEN TIRE sedan tires to maintain warranty coverage?
NEXEN TIRE's U.S. Total Coverage Warranty requires tire rotation every 5,000 to 6,000 miles to maintain eligible treadwear mileage warranty coverage. Keep records of each rotation, including the date and vehicle mileage, as documentation is required when filing a treadwear warranty claim. Coverage and eligibility vary by tire model, size, and applicable terms. Check the NEXEN TIRE US warranty for details.
