Touring tires are the everyday comfort choice, and there are 170 in stock here from Hankook, Continental, Kelly, Michelin, Carlisle, DUNLOP, and Vogue. Every order ships free, ships fast nationwide, and can be split into payments with Affirm financing. Browse the full tires collection or narrow down to a touring set for your daily driver, sedan, crossover, or SUV.
Touring Tires In Stock
A selection of the 170 in stock — 9 models across 7 brands:
What touring tires are
Touring tires are comfort-oriented tires built for long tread life and a quiet, smooth ride. Most are all-season designs that aim to balance dependable dry and wet handling with everyday manners rather than track-day grip. They're a fit for commuters, family sedans, minivans, and crossovers where you value a calm cabin, predictable steering, and tread that lasts season after season more than aggressive cornering.
Top touring tires we carry
The lineup spans budget-friendly to premium. From Hankook, the Kinergy S Touring H735 is a popular all-season pick. Continental offers the TrueContact Tour 54, while Michelin covers both cars and SUVs with the Primacy Tour A/S and the Latitude Tour HP.
Kelly keeps things value-focused with the Edge Touring AS and the larger Edge Touring AS 255/55R18. For SUVs and trucks, the DUNLOP Grandtrek Touring A/S is on hand. Carlisle supplies small-diameter options like the Tour Max 205/50-10, and Vogue brings a classic look with the VOG Classic White Grand Touring.
Trade-offs & how to choose
Touring tires trade some of the sharp response and maximum grip of performance tires for a quieter, more comfortable ride and longer tread life. All-season versions handle dry and wet roads well and offer light-snow capability, but they aren't a substitute for dedicated winter tires in heavy snow or on ice, and they're built for pavement rather than off-road trails. Start by matching your original tire size and load requirements, then choose the brand and price point that suit your vehicle. Fitments here cover rim diameters from 10 up to 20 inches, so options exist for small utility applications through full-size SUVs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do touring tires cost? Prices range from $80.99 to $379.99 depending on brand, size, and construction, with larger and premium fitments toward the higher end.
Are touring tires good in snow? All-season touring tires handle light snow and cold-weather driving, but for deep snow or icy conditions a dedicated winter tire is the safer choice.
What sizes can I get? Fitments span 10- to 20-inch rim diameters across the brands in stock, covering compact cars, sedans, crossovers, and SUVs.