Dodge Viper Tire Sizes by Year

Across 1992–2017, the Dodge Viper has used 8 different factory tire sizes depending on year, trim, and wheel package. Choose a year and trim below for the exact OEM fitment, decoded dimensions, and current prices. For help decoding the numbers, see how to read a tire size.

• 2017 — ACR
• 2017 — SRT
• 2017 — SRT Track Package
• 2016 — ACR
• 2016 — SRT GT Standard
• 2016 — SRT GT Track Package
• 2016 — SRT GTS Standard
• 2016 — SRT GTS Track Package
• 2016 — SRT Standard
• 2016 — SRT TA 2.0
• 2016 — SRT Track Package
• 2015 — SRT GT Standard
• 2015 — SRT GT Track Package
• 2015 — SRT GTS Standard
• 2015 — SRT GTS Track Package
• 2015 — SRT Standard
• 2015 — SRT TA 2.0
• 2015 — SRT Track Package
• 2014 — SRT GTS Standard
• 2014 — SRT GTS Track Package
• 2014 — SRT Standard
• 2014 — SRT TA
• 2014 — SRT Track Package
• 2013 — SRT GTS Standard
• 2013 — SRT GTS Track Package
• 2013 — SRT Standard
• 2013 — SRT Track Package
• 2009 — SRT10 ACR
• 2009 — SRT10 Convertible
• 2009 — SRT10 Coupe
• 2008 — SRT10 ACR
• 2008 — SRT10 Convertible
• 2008 — SRT10 Coupe
• 2006 — SRT10 Convertible
• 2006 — SRT10 Coupe
• 2005 — SRT10 Convertible
• 2005 — SRT10 Coupe
• 2004 — SRT10 Convertible
• 2004 — SRT10 Coupe
• 2003 — SRT10 Convertible
• 2003 — SRT10 Coupe
• 2002 — ACR
• 2002 — GTS
• 2002 — RT/10
• 2001 — ACR
• 2001 — GTS
• 2001 — RT/10
• 2000 — ACR
• 2000 — GTS
• 2000 — RT/10
• 1999 — ACR
• 1999 — GTS
• 1999 — RT/10
• 1998 — GT2
• 1998 — GTS
• 1998 — RT/10
• 1997 — GTS
• 1997 — RT/10
• 1996 — GTS
• 1996 — RT/10
• 1995 — GTS
• 1995 — RT/10
• 1994 — GTS
• 1994 — RT/10
• 1993 — GTS
• 1993 — RT/10
• 1992 — RT/10