265/35R18 tires are in stock now with 20 options spanning 13 brands, from premium names like Pirelli and Continental to performance and value choices from Falken, General, Kumho, Nexen and more. Every order ships free, ships fast from a nationwide network, and can be split into payments with Affirm financing.
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What 265/35R18 tires means
Reading the code left to right: the tire has a section width of 265 mm (about 10.43 inches) at its widest point. The 35 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 35% of the section width, which works out to 92.8 mm (roughly 3.65 inches). The R indicates radial construction, and 18 is the rim diameter in inches this tire is built to fit.
Add the sidewall on top and bottom to the wheel and you get an overall diameter of about 25.3 inches, which turns roughly 797 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter to a buyer: a matching overall diameter keeps your speedometer and odometer accurate, the wide tread and short sidewall favor sharp steering response, and the low profile leaves less cushion for rough pavement. Confirm the size molded on your current tire before ordering so clearance and rolling distance stay correct.
Vehicles & uses
This is a wide, low-profile size. As industry sellers describe it, the 265/35R18 combination pairs a broad contact patch with a short sidewall, a setup commonly found on sport-tuned cars and performance sedans where handling and grip are priorities. Check your vehicle's placard or existing tires to verify this size is specified for your car before buying.
Brands & options in 265/35R18 tires
On the premium end, Pirelli tires include the Pirelli PZero and the Pirelli Pzero All Season Plus 3, while Continental tires offer the ExtremeContact Sport 02 and the ContiProContact.
For focused performance, Falken tires bring the track-minded Azenis RT615K+, Toyo tires carry the Proxes Sport 2, and General offers the G-Max RS alongside the all-season G-Max AS-07.
Value and everyday options include Kumho tires with the Ecsta Sport A/S PA71, Nexen tires with the N'Fera Sport, Nokian tires with the Surpass AS01, and Lexani tires with the LXUHP-207. Laufenn, Arroyo, Hercules and Hankook round out the selection.
How to choose
Season
Summer tires prioritize dry and wet grip in warm weather. All-season tires trade some peak grip for year-round versatility. Winter tires are built for cold, snow and ice. Match the category to your climate and how you drive.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating shows treadwear, traction and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally suggests longer expected wear, while dedicated performance tires often carry lower numbers by design.
Load index & speed rating
The load index and speed rating (the number and letter after the size) indicate the weight each tire can carry and its rated speed. Meet or exceed what your vehicle requires, and keep all four consistent.
Warranty
Warranty coverage varies by model and manufacturer; review the terms for the specific tire you choose.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 265/35R18 tires mean?
It describes a tire 265 mm wide with a sidewall 35% of that width (about 92.8 mm), built radially for an 18-inch wheel. The overall diameter is about 25.3 inches, turning roughly 797 revolutions per mile.
How much do 265/35R18 tires cost?
Prices currently range from about $118 to $430 per tire depending on brand and model, and every order ships free with Affirm financing available.
How many 265/35R18 tires can I choose from?
There are 20 options in this size across 13 brands, including Pirelli, Continental, Falken, Toyo, General, Kumho, Nexen and Nokian.