Tire category
SUV tires
SUVs and crossovers carry more weight and often cover more kinds of road than a car. This guide covers what to weigh before you choose a tire.
Common SUV tire styles
- Highway and all-season: quiet, comfortable and made for mostly paved driving
- All-terrain: extra grip on gravel and dirt with some added road noise
- Winter: for regular snow and ice, if your area calls for it
What to check before you choose
- The size recommended for your vehicle, which can differ between trim levels
- Load index, especially if you carry passengers and cargo or tow
- Whether your vehicle has all-wheel drive and what your owner's manual says about matching tires
- How much of your driving is highway, gravel or snow
- Noise and ride comfort, which vary a lot between tread designs
Not sure which size you have?
Send the code from your sidewall, or your vehicle year, make, model and trim. We follow up to confirm the size before anything is ordered.
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Tell us the size or vehicle and your brand preference. Our team texts you the price and confirms the tires before you order.
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