Tire Replacement

Replacing tires can be complicated since there may be multiple tire options to fit your vehicle. The tires originally supplied on your vehicle are referred to as original equipment (OE) tires. Your vehicle manufacturer determines the proper OE tire size, speed rating, load range, etc. For this reason you should refer to your owner’s manual prior to replacing any tires.

There are times when acceptable options exist to change a tire size or type on your vehicle. However, you should always refer to your owner’s manual & rely on an authorized tire retailer for expert advice to ensure safe & legal fitments for any tire choices.

In this section you’ll learn more about your replacement options when it’s time to change your tires. Learn about substitute tire sizes, size descriptions, load index, plus sizing, tire mixing, etc

Avon tires Dunlop tires Goodyear tires Michelin tires Uniroyal tires
BF Goodrich tires Firestone tires Hankook tires Pirelli tires Yokohama tires
Bridgestone tires Fuzion tires Hoosier tires Sumitomo tires Discount tires
Continental tires General tires Kumho tires Toyo tires Wheels