255/60R18 tires are in stock now with 24 options spanning 11 brands, including Continental, Hankook, Toyo, General, Nokian, Falken, Kumho, Nexen, Nitto, Laufenn and Pirelli. Every order ships free, Affirm financing is available at checkout, and fast delivery comes from a nationwide network. Browse all of them below or jump straight to the wider tire selection to compare.
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What 255/60R18 tires means
Reading the code left to right tells you exactly what fits your vehicle:
- 255 — the section width in millimeters (255 mm, about 10.04 inches) measured across the widest part of the tire.
- 60 — the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 60% of the section width. That works out to roughly 153 mm (about 6.02 inches) of sidewall.
- R — radial construction.
- 18 — the wheel diameter in inches this tire mounts to.
Add two sidewalls to the rim and you get an overall diameter of about 30.05 inches, which turns roughly 671 times per mile. Those figures matter to a buyer for real reasons: overall diameter affects speedometer and odometer accuracy, sidewall height influences ride comfort and how the tire absorbs bumps, and width plays into grip and available clearance in the wheel well. Staying close to the original diameter keeps your speedometer honest.
Vehicles & uses
The 255/60R18 fitment is a common size for crossovers, SUVs and light pickups, and the models available here reflect that — highway, all-season touring and all-terrain designs dominate. Owner reviews for this size frequently praise quiet, comfortable highway manners with good wet and dry grip. Because exact fitment varies, confirm the size and load requirement printed on your driver-door placard before ordering.
Brands & options in 255/60R18 tires
Premium touring & highway: Continental covers this size with the CrossContact LX Sport and the CrossContact ATR (108T) plus a higher-load CrossContact ATR (108H). Pirelli and Nokian round out the premium group.
Performance & sport: the General G-MAX Justice (112V) carries a higher speed rating for spirited driving, while Hankook offers the Dynapro HP2 RA33 and a second Dynapro HP2 RA33 highway-touring build.
All-terrain & rugged: Toyo is deep here with the Open Country A46, the Open Country Q/T (XL) and the Open Country A/T III (XL). Hankook adds the Dynapro AT2 Xtreme RF12 and Nitto brings the Nomad Grappler.
Value: the Falken Ziex CT60 A/S, the Kumho Crugen HP71, the Nexen Roadian GTX and Laufenn options deliver everyday capability at friendlier prices.
How to choose
Season
Match the tire to your climate. All-season tires balance year-round use; summer tires prioritize warm-weather grip; winter and all-weather tires add cold-temperature traction. Several 255/60R18 choices here are all-season and all-terrain designs.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating lists treadwear, traction and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally signals longer expected wear, but always compare within a tire's intended use. Check each product page for its specific rating.
Load index & speed rating
The two- or three-digit number after the size is the load index, and the letter is the speed rating. Never drop below the load and speed values your vehicle requires — heavier SUVs and loaded pickups often need an XL (extra-load) tire.
Warranty
Mileage warranties vary by model, so weigh the coverage against the price when you compare.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 255/60R18 mean?
It describes a radial tire that is 255 mm wide, with a sidewall height equal to 60% of that width (about 153 mm), built to mount on an 18-inch wheel. The overall diameter is roughly 30.05 inches and it makes about 671 revolutions per mile.
How much do 255/60R18 tires cost?
Prices currently range from about $205 to $365 per tire depending on brand, model and features.
What vehicles use 255/60R18 tires?
This size is commonly fitted to crossovers, SUVs and light pickups. Confirm the size on your driver-door placard, since exact fitment depends on your specific vehicle.