The 1988 Dodge Daytona tire size depends on trim: the Base, 2.2 E, Automatic takes P185/70R14; the Base, 2.2 E, Standard takes P185/70R14; the Base, 2.5 K, Automatic takes P185/70R14; the Base, 2.5 K, Standard takes P185/70R14; the Pacifica, Automatic takes P205/60HR15; the Pacifica, Standard takes P205/60HR15; the Shelby Z, 2.2 A, Automatic takes P225/50VR15; the Shelby Z, 2.2 A, Standard takes P225/50VR15; the Shelby Z, 2.2 E, Automatic takes P225/50VR15; the Shelby Z, 2.2 E, Standard takes P225/50VR15, per the factory service manual.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What size tires does a 1988 Dodge Daytona take?
It depends on the trim: Base, 2.2 E, Automatic uses P185/70R14; Base, 2.2 E, Standard uses P185/70R14; Base, 2.5 K, Automatic uses P185/70R14; Base, 2.5 K, Standard uses P185/70R14; Pacifica, Automatic uses P205/60HR15; Pacifica, Standard uses P205/60HR15; Shelby Z, 2.2 A, Automatic uses P225/50VR15; Shelby Z, 2.2 A, Standard uses P225/50VR15; Shelby Z, 2.2 E, Automatic uses P225/50VR15; Shelby Z, 2.2 E, Standard uses P225/50VR15.
What is the tire pressure for a 1988 Dodge Daytona?
Refer to the tire pressure placard on your vehicle's driver side door jamb for exact cold inflation pressures.
What is the bolt pattern on a 1988 Dodge Daytona?
Bolt pattern data is available in the factory service manual.