265/60R18 tires are in stock right now with 84 options spanning more than 20 brands, from Hankook and Continental to Nokian, Falken, Kumho and Pirelli. Whether you need an all-season touring tire, a rugged all-terrain, or a winter-ready design, this page pulls together every 265/60R18 tire on offer in one place. Every order ships free, Affirm financing is available, and fast delivery comes from a nationwide network of warehouses.
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What 265/60R18 tires means
The size code breaks down into exact measurements you can use when shopping. Here is what each number means for a 265/60R18:
- 265 — the section width, or how wide the tire is across the tread, measured in millimeters. That works out to about 10.43 inches.
- 60 — the aspect ratio: the sidewall height is 60% of the section width. Here that sidewall stands 159 mm, or roughly 6.26 inches, tall.
- R — radial construction, the standard for modern passenger and light-truck tires.
- 18 — the wheel diameter in inches this tire is built to mount on.
Add it up and the overall tire diameter is about 30.52 inches, turning roughly 661 revolutions per mile. Those figures matter: overall diameter drives speedometer accuracy and clearance inside your wheel wells, the tall 6.26-inch sidewall cushions bumps for a more comfortable ride, and matching the original diameter keeps your speedometer and odometer reading true.
Vehicles & uses
265/60R18 is a popular fitment for many modern SUVs, crossovers and light trucks. The size offers a broad, stable footprint with a moderate sidewall, which is why it shows up across touring, all-terrain and rugged-terrain designs suited to daily driving and light off-pavement use. To confirm this size is correct for your exact vehicle, check the placard inside your driver's door or your owner's manual before ordering.
Brands & options in 265/60R18 tires
You'll find a wide spread of choices across the tire lineup, grouped here by general tier.
Premium & touring
For refined highway manners, look at Continental with the TerrainContact A/T, plus the all-weather-focused Nokian range including the Nokian One and the winter-ready Nokian Remedy WRG5. Hankook tires round out this group.
Performance & all-terrain
Falken covers both the all-weather Aklimate and the all-season Ziex CT60 A/S, while General brings the Grabber APT and GT Radial offers the Adventuro ATX.
Value
Kumho delivers dependable everyday choices like the Solus KL21 and the highway Crugen HT51, and Hercules adds the Avalanche XUV.
How to choose
Season: Pick an all-season for year-round versatility, a summer tire for the best warm-weather grip, or a winter/all-weather tire if you face snow and ice. All-terrain designs add off-pavement traction while staying road-friendly.
Treadwear & UTQG: The UTQG grade rates treadwear, traction and temperature. A higher treadwear number generally points to a longer-lasting tread, though it can trade off some grip.
Load index & speed rating: The two- or three-digit load index and the letter speed rating (for example, 110H or 110V) should meet or exceed your vehicle's requirements — don't drop below the placard specs.
Warranty: Compare mileage warranties between models, as coverage varies by tire and manufacturer.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 265/60R18 mean?
It describes a tire 265 mm (about 10.43 in) wide with a sidewall 60% of that width — roughly 6.26 in tall — built on an 18-inch radial wheel. The overall diameter is about 30.52 inches, turning near 661 revolutions per mile.
How much do 265/60R18 tires cost?
Current pricing runs from about $150 to $364 per tire, depending on the brand, model and features you choose.
How many 265/60R18 tires can I choose from?
There are 84 options in this size across more than 20 brands, including Continental, Nokian, Falken, Kumho, General, GT Radial and Hercules.