245/50R19 tires are in stock right now with 22 options spanning a dozen brands, from budget-friendly to premium performance. You'll find everyday all-season touring tires, ultra-high-performance summer rubber, all-weather options, and even run-flat and EV-focused designs — all with free shipping on every order, Affirm financing available, and fast delivery from a nationwide network.
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What 245/50R19 tires means
Reading the size left to right tells you the exact geometry of the tire. The 245 is the section width in millimeters — about 9.65 inches across the widest part of the tread. The 50 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 50% of that width, which works out to 122.5 mm (roughly 4.82 inches) tall. The R19 means it's a radial tire built to fit a 19-inch wheel.
Add it up and you get an overall tire diameter of about 28.65 inches, turning roughly 704 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter: staying close to a factory diameter keeps your speedometer and odometer accurate, preserves clearance in the wheel well, and maintains the ride height and feel the vehicle was engineered for. A 50-series sidewall gives a balance between responsive handling and enough cushion to absorb bumps.
Vehicles & uses
The 245/50R19 falls into the ultra-high-performance and touring class commonly fitted to upscale sedans, coupes, and crossovers. Sources describing this size point to upscale sedans, sporty coupes, and premium crossovers as typical homes for these dimensions. Because the range here includes performance summer, grand-touring all-season, all-weather, and EV-optimized tread patterns, it suits both spirited daily driving and comfortable highway cruising. Confirm the correct size against your door placard or owner's manual before ordering.
Brands & options in 245/50R19 tires
Premium picks include Pirelli with the track-bred P-Zero (PZ4), the all-weather P Zero MS, and the Cinturato P7 All Season (also offered in a run-flat version). Continental and Nokian round out the premium and all-weather field.
On the performance and touring side, Hankook brings the EV-focused iON evo IK01 and the Dynapro HPX RA43, while Toyo offers the Proxes Sport A/S+ and the Celsius Sport. Falken contributes the e.Ziex, and Kumho the Ecsta Sport A/S PA71.
For value, Arroyo offers the Grand Sport AS and Haida the HD927, with General, Ironman, and Laufenn also represented.
How to choose
Season
Summer tires deliver the sharpest dry and wet grip in warm climates but aren't made for freezing temperatures. All-season and all-weather tires trade a bit of ultimate grip for year-round versatility, while dedicated winter tires are the right call if you face regular snow and ice.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating covers treadwear, traction, and temperature. A higher treadwear number generally suggests a longer-lasting compound, while grippier performance tires often carry lower treadwear grades. Check the mileage warranty on the specific tire you choose.
Load index & speed rating
Match or exceed the load index and speed rating your vehicle requires. Many 245/50R19 options are XL (extra load) builds; always follow the specifications on your placard and never drop below the original rating.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do 245/50R19 tires cost?
Prices range from about $140 to $462 per tire depending on brand, performance tier, and features like run-flat construction.
What does 245/50R19 tires mean?
It describes a tire 245 mm wide (about 9.65 inches) with a sidewall 50% of that width (122.5 mm / 4.82 inches), built as a radial for a 19-inch wheel, giving an overall diameter of roughly 28.65 inches.
Which brands offer 245/50R19 tires?
Options come from Pirelli, Hankook, Falken, Toyo, Continental, Kumho, Nokian, General, Laufenn, Ironman, Arroyo, and Haida — 22 choices in total.