Summer tires deliver maximum warm-weather grip for dry and wet handling, and there are 702 in stock here spanning brands like Continental, Pirelli, Hankook, Toyo, Nexen, Kumho, Nitto, Falken, General and DUNLOP. Every order ships free, Affirm financing is available at checkout, and delivery is fast nationwide. Browse the full range across all tires or dive into the summer picks below.
Summer Performance Tires In Stock
A selection of the 702 in stock — 30 models across 10 brands:
What summer tires are
Summer tires are built for responsive handling in warm conditions on both dry and wet roads. Their rubber compounds are engineered to hold shape and grip when temperatures rise, giving sharper cornering and stronger braking than a typical all-season. They are not designed for cold, near-freezing weather, ice, or snow. They suit drivers of sports cars, sedans, and performance SUVs who prioritize precise steering and grip through spring, summer, and fall.
Top summer tires we carry
Continental offers a deep lineup, from the touring-oriented EcoContact6 in 235/45R20 to the high-performance ContiSportContact 6 in 315/40ZR21. See the full Continental tires range for more fitments.
DUNLOP covers street and track with the Sport Maxx RT in 235/45R17 and the track-focused Sport Maxx Race 2 in 245/35ZR20; browse all DUNLOP tires. Other standouts include the Falken ZE310A, the General G-Max RS, the SUV-ready Hankook Ventus evo SUV K137A, the Kumho Ecsta V730, the Nexen N'Fera Sport, and the Pirelli PZero. Track enthusiasts can look at the Toyo Proxes R888R or the large-diameter Nitto NT420V in 285/40R24.
Trade-offs & how to choose
The upside of summer tires is grip: crisper steering, shorter braking, and better wet performance in warm weather. The trade-offs are real, too. Many soft, performance-oriented compounds wear faster than touring tires, can be louder, and lose grip badly once temperatures approach freezing. They are not a snow or ice tire. Most fitments here are street-focused rather than off-road.
Match the tire to your driving: daily comfort favors touring-style summer tires, while track days point toward maximum-grip models. Confirm your size and check the load and speed rating on the sidewall, plus any XL (extra load) marking. Fitments here span rim diameters from 14 to 24 inches. Compare options across brands like Falken tires, General tires, Hankook tires, Kumho tires, Nexen tires, and Nitto tires.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use summer tires in winter? No. Summer tires are made for warm weather and are not designed for cold, near-freezing temperatures, ice, or snow. Switch to winter or all-season tires when temperatures drop.
How much do summer tires cost here? Prices run from about $108 up to $1,462.95 depending on brand, size, and performance level. Free shipping is included, and Affirm financing is available.
What sizes are available? Fitments cover rim diameters from 14 to 24 inches across the brands in stock, so options exist for compact cars up through large performance SUVs.