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GMC Canyon Tire Size

GMC Canyon tire size chart by generation and trim with OEM wheel size, pressure specs, and bolt pattern.

Last updated: 2026-10-28 • Reading time: 8 min • By AllOEMManuals Editorial Team

Quick Answer

Common GMC Canyon sizes: 1st gen (2004-2012) 265/75R16, 2nd gen (2015-2022) 255/65R17 to 265/60R18, 3rd gen (2023+) 265/65R18 to 275/60R20.

GenerationYearsTop spec
3rd Gen (2023-2025)2023-2025265/65R18
2nd Gen (2015-2022)2015-2022255/65R17
1st Gen (2004-2012)2004-2012235/75R15

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Common GMC Canyon sizes: 1st gen (2004-2012) 265/75R16, 2nd gen (2015-2022) 255/65R17 to 265/60R18, 3rd gen (2023+) 265/65R18 to 275/60R20.

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1st Gen (2004-2012)

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Canyon 2D Pickup, 2.8 8, RWD, Automatic

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Canyon 2D Pickup, 2.8 8, RWD, Standard

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3rd Gen (2023-2025)

Elevation265/65R18
AT4275/65R18
Denali275/60R20
Bolt Pattern6x120
Pressure35 PSI (door sticker)

2nd Gen (2015-2022)

Base/SLE255/65R17
SLT265/60R18
Denali265/60R18
All Terrain265/65R18
Bolt Pattern6x120
Pressure35 PSI

1st Gen (2004-2012)

Base235/75R15
Common265/75R16
Upgrade265/70R17
Bolt Pattern6x139.7 (6x5.5")
Pressure35 PSI

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size tires fit a GMC Canyon?
Tire size depends on generation and trim. 2023+ models use 265/65R18 to 275/60R20. 2015-2022 models commonly use 255/65R17 or 265/60R18. 2004-2012 models typically use 265/75R16.
Can I put bigger tires on my Canyon without a lift?
Most stock 2nd gen Canyons can fit 265/70R17 or 275/65R18 without rubbing. For 33-inch tires, a 2-inch level kit is typically needed.
What tire size does a GMC Canyon use?
Common GMC Canyon sizes: 1st gen (2004-2012) 265/75R16, 2nd gen (2015-2022) 255/65R17 to 265/60R18, 3rd gen (2023+) 265/65R18 to 275/60R20.
What tire pressure for a GMC Canyon?
35 PSI (door sticker) (2023-2025)
Can I use a different tire size on my GMC Canyon?
Deviating from the factory tire size changes speedometer accuracy, handling, and load capacity. If you change sizes, ensure the overall diameter stays within 3% of OEM and the load/speed ratings meet or exceed factory specs.

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Published by AllOEMManuals, founded by Lyndon Bedford, an automotive technician with 20 years of experience. He owned and operated a mechanic shop in Hurst, Texas from 2014 to 2022 and continues hands-on repair work.

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Last updated: 2026-10-28

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