General Tire Pricing
Tire prices vary widely by size and intended use.
A typical all-season, 15-inch tire size (fits most sedan-size cars) tends to cost about half as much as its 20-inch pickup truck or SUV-sized counterpart. Similarly, more standard all-season tires typically cost less than specialized all-terrain, winter / snow, or performance tires of a similar size.
The following table outlines general costs for various sizes and types of tires.
| Wheel Size | All-Season | Winter / Snow | All-Terrain | Performance |
| Small (12" - 15" wheels). Typically compact cars, golf carts, etc. | $80 – $150 (average cost per tire) | $100 – $150 (average cost per tire) | – | – |
| Medium (16" - 20" wheels). Typically fit crossovers, SUVs, small trucks, and vans. | $100 – $250 (average cost per tire) | $200 – $400 (average cost per tire) | $150 – $250 (average cost per tire) | $100 – $750 (varies greatly) |
| Large (18" - 26"). Primarily trucks, all-terrain, utility, and performance vehicles. | $140 – $170 (average cost per tire) | – | $200 – $500 (average cost per tire) | $200 – $1000 |
Despite the wide range of averages and estimations included above, there are many factors that go into the final cost of a set of tires.
That’s why Discount Tire offers flat tire repair, air checks and tire rotations free of charge when you buy your tires from us.
(A variety of promotions, deals and rotating rebates are also available. Check out our DEALS frequently for up-to-date promotions and savings on service in your area.)
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