265/50R19 tires are in stock here with 26 options spanning a dozen brands, from premium touring rubber to budget-friendly all-season picks. You'll find names like Pirelli, Michelin, Continental, Hankook, Toyo, Nokian, Kumho and more, all backed by free shipping on every order, Affirm financing, and fast delivery from a nationwide network. Whether you're chasing quiet touring comfort, sporty grip, or dedicated winter traction, this page covers the whole size in one place. Browse the full tire selection or dig into the details below.
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What 265/50R19 tires means
The code breaks down into exact measurements. The 265 is the section width in millimeters (about 10.43 inches across the widest part of the tread). The 50 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 50% of the width — here that works out to 132.5 mm, or roughly 5.22 inches. The R stands for radial construction, and 19 is the wheel diameter in inches the tire mounts on.
Add it up and the overall tire diameter is about 29.43 inches, and the tire turns roughly 685 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter: overall diameter drives speedometer accuracy and clearance in the wheel well, while sidewall height influences ride comfort — a taller sidewall soaks up bumps, a shorter one sharpens steering response. Sticking close to the factory diameter keeps your speedometer honest and your fenders happy.
Vehicles & uses
This is a common fitment for crossovers and SUVs. Its 19-inch rim size and 265 mm width land squarely in the range used by many midsize and larger luxury and performance utility vehicles. Rather than guess at exact trims, confirm the size printed on your driver-side door placard or current sidewall before buying — that's the authoritative source for what your vehicle takes.
Brands & options in 265/50R19 tires
On the premium side you'll find touring and performance options from Pirelli, including the Scorpion All Season Plus 3 and both 110V and 110W builds of the Scorpion Verde All Season, along with Michelin and the Continental CrossContact LX Sport.
For sport and all-weather performance, Hankook offers the Ventus S1 evo3 SUV, while Toyo brings the Open Country Q/T and the all-weather Celsius II, and Kumho supplies the Crugen HP71.
If you're focused on winter, Nokian stocks the studless Hakkapeliitta R5 SUV. On the value end, Nexen carries the N5000 Platinum, plus budget-friendly choices from Accelera (the Iota ST68) and Arroyo (the Grand Sport AS). Falken, Nitto and Continental round out the lineup.
How to choose
Season
Pick based on your climate. All-season tires balance dry, wet and light-snow ability year-round. Summer tires prioritize dry and wet grip in warm temperatures but aren't built for cold or snow. Dedicated winter tires like the Hakkapeliitta R5 SUV use cold-optimized rubber and tread for ice and deep snow.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating on a tire's sidewall reports treadwear, traction and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally suggests a longer-lasting compound, though real mileage depends on driving and maintenance. Check each tire's own rating before deciding.
Load index & speed rating
Match or exceed the load index and speed rating your vehicle calls for. Many 265/50R19 tires here carry an XL (extra load) construction and a 110 load index. Never drop below the ratings specified on your door placard.
Warranty
Tire warranties vary by model and cover things like treadlife mileage and workmanship. Confirm the specific terms on the tire you choose.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 265/50R19 mean?
It describes a radial tire that is 265 mm wide, has a sidewall height equal to 50% of that width (about 132.5 mm), and fits a 19-inch wheel, for an overall diameter near 29.43 inches.
How much do 265/50R19 tires cost?
Prices in this size currently range from about $160 to $501 per tire, depending on brand, model and construction.
How many 265/50R19 tires are available?
There are 26 tires in this size across roughly a dozen brands, spanning premium touring, performance and value options.