Tire Standings: Every tire ranked
Car, SUV and truck tires ranked by treadwear, warranty, winter rating and independent tests, with no sponsorships. Last updated October 18, 2026.
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Standard Touring All-Season
Long-wearing, comfortable tires for commuter cars and sedans. Priced at 225/45R17. 8 ranked.
Grand Touring All-Season
Quieter, better-handling all-seasons for sedans and crossovers. Priced at 225/45R17. 8 ranked.
All-Weather (3PMSF)
All-seasons that carry the severe-snow symbol; the right pick where winters are real but a second set is not. Priced at 225/45R17. 9 ranked.
Ultra-High-Performance All-Season
W- and Y-rated all-seasons for sports sedans. Priced at 225/45R17. 10 ranked.
Max-Performance Summer
Dry and wet grip first; not for temperatures below about 40°F. Priced at 225/45R17. 11 ranked.
Highway / Crossover SUV
Touring tires sized and rated for SUVs and light trucks. Priced at 235/65R17. 6 ranked.
All-Terrain
On/off-road tires for trucks and body-on-frame SUVs. Priced at 265/70R17. 11 ranked.
Best by budget and use
Top 10 overall
Across all categoryes. Rankings within a category are the fairer comparison; this is the global view.
Summer tire with a mileage warranty and strong wet grip; cheaper than the Pilot Sport 4S.
3PMSF all-terrain with a 700 treadwear grade and 65k warranty at a low price.
EV-specific summer tire with foam noise damping and reinforced load capacity.
Budget 3PMSF all-terrain with a 65k warranty.
Longest warranty in the catalog at 85k; a B temperature grade and firm ride are the trade-offs.
Benchmark max-performance summer tire with a rare 30k-mile warranty for the class.
3PMSF all-weather with a 70k warranty, the longest in the category.
3PMSF all-weather with a 65k warranty and a budget price.
80k-mile highway tire for SUVs; dated tread but proven longevity.
Lowest-priced grand touring tire here with a 70k warranty.
Why trust these rankings
Independent
No manufacturer influence and no sponsorships. Affiliate commissions fund the site and never affect how anything is ranked.
Grades you can verify
UTQG, warranty and 3PMSF are printed on the sidewall or the spec sheet. Every number we use is checkable.
Tests over marketing
Where an independent test exists for a line, it is the largest component of the score and we link to it.
Frequently asked questions
How do you rank tires? Each tire line is scored on warranty miles per dollar, UTQG treadwear and traction grades, the 3PMSF severe-snow symbol, speed rating, warranty length and independent test results. See how we rank.
Why are prices shown for one size? Tire prices vary by size. Every category uses one common reference size so lines can be compared fairly; your size will differ, and the retailer price at checkout is what applies.
What is 3PMSF? The Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake symbol means the tire passed a standardized acceleration test on packed snow. It is the difference between an all-season that is merely legal in winter and one that works. Read 3PMSF vs M+S.