245/60R18 tires are in stock right now with 73 options spanning more than 20 brands, from premium touring names to budget-friendly value lines. Every order ships free, Nokian to no-name, and you can spread the cost with Affirm financing while fast delivery moves your tires out of a nationwide network. Browse the full lineup below or jump straight to all tires to compare.
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What 245/60R18 tires means
The size code tells you the exact shape of the tire. Here is what each number means for a 245/60R18:
- 245 – section width of 245 mm (about 9.65 inches), the widest point of the inflated tire.
- 60 – aspect ratio: the sidewall height is 60% of the section width, working out to roughly 147 mm (5.79 inches).
- R18 – radial construction on an 18-inch wheel.
Add it up and the overall diameter is about 29.57 inches, turning roughly 682 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter: overall diameter drives speedometer and odometer accuracy, the 5.79-inch sidewall affects ride comfort and how much cushion you have over bumps, and section width influences clearance in the wheel well. Staying close to your vehicle's original diameter keeps your speedometer honest and your fitment clean.
Vehicles & uses
The 245/60R18 is a common size class for crossovers, SUVs and light trucks. Sources describe tires in this size as touring and all-season options built for passenger cars, crossovers, light trucks and SUVs, with everything from all-weather touring compounds to all-terrain patterns available. Check your door placard or owner's manual to confirm this size is correct for your specific vehicle before buying.
Brands & options in 245/60R18 tires
Premium touring and all-weather picks include the Continental Cross Contact LX25 from Continental, plus a strong showing from Nokian with the Outpost APT, the Nokian One, and the Surpass AS01.
Performance and all-terrain choices bring versatility: Falken offers the Aklimate all-weather, the F-ICE winter tire, and the Ziex ZE001A A/S, while General covers rugged driving with the Grabber A/T Sport. The Kumho Crugen HP71 rounds out the SUV highway group.
Value-focused options keep the price down without cutting your choices: the Hercules Avalanche XUV, the GT Radial MaxClimate, and the Ironman RB SUV. Additional brands in stock include Toyo, Pirelli, Hankook, Nexen, Nitto, Kenda, Sumitomo, Laufenn, Atturo and more.
How to choose
Season: Summer tires prioritize warm-weather grip; all-season tires balance year-round use; winter tires (like the Falken F-ICE) are built for snow and ice. All-weather models such as the MaxClimate and Aklimate aim to bridge all-season and winter needs.
Treadwear & UTQG: The UTQG rating shows relative treadwear, traction and temperature grades printed on the sidewall—higher treadwear numbers generally suggest a longer-lasting compound. Compare grades between candidates rather than reading any single number in isolation.
Load index & speed rating: These follow the size on the sidewall (for example, the 105 load index and letter speed rating). Match or exceed the ratings your vehicle requires—never go below them.
Warranty: Many touring tires carry a mileage warranty. Check each tire's terms and keep records of rotations to stay eligible.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do 245/60R18 tires cost?
Prices range from about $136.21 to $354.00 per tire depending on brand, model and season, so there are options for both budget and premium builds.
What does 245/60R18 mean?
It's a 245 mm wide tire with a sidewall 60% of that width (about 147 mm / 5.79 in), built radial for an 18-inch wheel. Overall diameter is roughly 29.57 inches at about 682 revolutions per mile.
What kinds of vehicles use this size?
This size class is commonly found on crossovers, SUVs and light trucks, with touring, all-season, all-weather and all-terrain options available. Always confirm against your vehicle's door placard or owner's manual.