255/60R19 tires are in stock right now with 34 options spanning nearly 20 brands, from premium touring names to budget-friendly value lines. Every order ships free, with tire delivery from a nationwide network for fast turnaround, plus Affirm financing so you can split the cost over time. Below you'll find what the size code means, the vehicles it typically fits, the full brand lineup, and how to pick the right set.
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What 255/60R19 tires means
The 255/60R19 code describes the tire's exact dimensions. The 255 is the section width in millimeters (about 10.04 inches) measured across the widest part of the tread. The 60 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height equals 60% of the section width — that works out to roughly 153 mm (6.02 inches) of sidewall. The 19 is the wheel (rim) diameter in inches this tire mounts on.
Add it up and the overall tire diameter is about 31.05 inches, and the tire turns roughly 650 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter to you directly: overall diameter and revolutions per mile affect speedometer and odometer accuracy, so staying close to the factory size keeps your readings honest. The taller sidewall cushions bumps for a comfortable ride, while the width and diameter influence clearance in the wheel well.
Vehicles & uses
This is a larger-diameter size on a 19-inch wheel, and models offered in it are commonly touring, highway, and all-season designs built for passenger vehicles, crossovers, and SUVs. Rather than guessing at specific year, make, and model fitments, always confirm against the size printed on your driver's door placard or current tire sidewall — both should read 255/60R19 for a direct match.
Brands & options in 255/60R19 tires
The lineup covers premium, performance, and value tiers. On the premium and touring side, Continental offers the SecureContact AW and the CrossContact LX Sport, while Hankook brings the Dynapro HPX RA43. Pirelli, Toyo, Nokian, and Nitto round out the higher-end names.
For all-season and highway performance, Falken is represented by the Ziex CT60 A/S and the all-weather Aklimate, and General offers the Grabber H/T. Kumho, Nexen, Sumitomo, and Laufenn add more mainstream choices, including the Laufenn X FIT HT LD01 and the Kumho Crugen HP71.
On the value end, Hercules lists the Raptis R-T6X, Ironman the All Country HT 4S, and Lexani the LX-TWENTY, alongside the budget-minded Arroyo Eco Pro HT, plus GT Radial, Accelera, and Lionhart.
How to choose
Season
Match the tire to your climate. All-season designs balance year-round grip and are the most common choice in this size; all-weather and winter options add cold-weather and snow traction; summer-focused tires prioritize dry and wet performance in warmer conditions.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG grade rates treadwear, traction, and temperature. A higher treadwear number generally suggests longer expected wear, while traction and temperature grades indicate wet grip and heat resistance. Check each product page for the exact rating.
Load index & speed rating
Always meet or exceed the load index and speed rating your vehicle requires — these appear right after the size on the sidewall. Confirm the service description on the specific tire before buying.
Warranty
Many touring and highway tires include a mileage warranty, which can be a helpful tiebreaker between similar models. Compare terms on each product page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 255/60R19 mean? It's a tire size: 255 mm section width, a 60% aspect ratio giving about a 6.02-inch sidewall, mounted on a 19-inch rim, for an overall diameter near 31.05 inches.
How much do 255/60R19 tires cost? Prices currently range from about $161 to $710.32 per tire, depending on the brand, model, and tier you choose.
How many 255/60R19 tires are available? There are 34 options in stock across roughly 20 brands, covering premium, performance, and value tiers.