Subaru Outback Tires: Compare Types, See Local Prices, and Schedule Installation

Find the right tires for your Subaru Outback, check local availability, and book installation at your nearest Discount Tire store.

How to choose tires for your Outback

• Start with fitment. Confirm your tire size, load index, and speed rating on your sidewall, then tell us about your Outback to see exact in‑stock options for your trim.
• Match tires to how and where you drive:
• Mostly commuting and family highway miles: prioritize ride comfort, low noise, long tread life, and strong wet traction.
• Mixed pavement and maintained dirt/gravel: consider mild all‑terrain options with tougher construction.
• Frequent sub‑freezing temps, snow, or ice: plan on dedicated winter tires or all‑weather tires with the Three‑Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) symbol.

Tire types that work well on an AWD Outback

• All‑season touring: Best day‑to‑day choice for most Outback drivers. Quiet, comfortable, with long treadwear and reliable wet performance.
• All‑terrain (mild A/T): Added durability and traction for gravel and light trails. Expect a bit more road noise and a small hit to fuel economy.
• Winter/snow: The safest choice in sustained cold, snow, and ice. Swap seasonally for maximum performance.

Popular, well‑rated options available at Discount Tire

• Kumho Crugen HP71 (all‑season touring)
• Built for crossovers/SUVs; quiet, comfortable ride using Kumho’s variable‑pitch tread.
• Full‑depth siping and lateral voids for long‑lasting winter grip; wide grooves and micro‑serrations to evacuate water and resist hydroplaning.
• Strong central rib and shoulder blocks for even wear and confident handling.
• 60,000–65,000‑mile limited treadwear warranty; starting tread depth 10–12/32".
• Price range typically $121.96–$258 each (varies by size).
• Backed by Treadwell tire testing insights and strong customer reviews.
• Explore details and sizes: Kumho Crugen HP71
• Nexen Roadian GTX (SUV/all‑season touring): Smooth, long‑wearing daily driver option for many crossover sizes. See Nexen Roadian GTX
• Goodyear Wrangler Steadfast HT (SUV/all‑season): Durability and stable highway manners. See Goodyear Wrangler Steadfast HT
• Nokian Hakkapeliitta R5 SUV (winter): Premium ice/snow traction for deep‑winter driving. See Nokian Hakkapeliitta R5 SUV
• Yokohama Advan Sport V105 (performance summer): Responsive dry/wet grip for warm temps only. See Yokohama Advan Sport V105

Note: Availability and pricing depend on your exact Outback trim and tire size. Enter your vehicle to confirm a fit before adding to cart.

Prices and availability near you

• Shop all‑season options available today: Browse all‑season tires
• Set your local store to see in‑stock inventory and same‑day appointments: Find a Discount Tire store near you
• Use Treadwell to compare real‑world test data on tread life, wet/snow stopping, and road noise across similar tires.

Quick recommendations by location and vehicle

• All‑season tires near me

• For the fastest path to in‑stock options and pricing in your area, use the store locator and filter by all‑season tires. Enter your vehicle to ensure a precise fit.

• Best tire types for AWD vehicles

• Mild climates, mostly pavement: all‑season touring.
• Heavy rain: all‑season with strong wet‑traction patterns and deep circumferential grooves.
• Light off‑pavement: mild all‑terrain (look for cut/chip resistance).

• Frequent snow/ice: dedicated winter tires or 3PMSF all‑weather tires.

• Best tire types for driving in Arizona

• Hot, dry summers and monsoon rain favor heat‑resistant all‑season touring tires with “A” temperature ratings and aggressive water‑evacuation grooves.

• For desert trails or unpaved roads, choose mild all‑terrain tires; 3PMSF all‑terrain or all‑weather tires are smart if you travel to high‑elevation areas that see snow.

• Best tire types for a Nissan Rogue (family driving, commuting, highway, four‑season variability)

• All‑season touring for comfort, quiet, and longevity.
• 3PMSF all‑weather if winters bring regular snow/ice and you prefer one set year‑round.

• Mild all‑terrain for occasional gravel/dirt travel. Always confirm the correct size, load index, and speed rating for your Rogue trim.

• Best tire types for driving in South Dakota

• Long, cold winters and mixed urban/rural roads make dedicated winter tires the safest choice for late fall through early spring.
• If you prefer one set all year, consider 3PMSF all‑weather tires; pair them with a careful approach in severe storms.
• Rural or gravel driving: look at 3PMSF‑rated mild all‑terrain tires for added durability and snow traction.

Book installation

• Add your selected tires to cart, then choose a convenient appointment time at checkout.
• Prefer to talk it through? Contact your local store via the store locator.
• Easy pay options are available, including Affirm, PayPal, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.

Ready to start? Tell us about your Subaru Outback to see tires that fit, with live pricing and appointment times at a store near you.