Crossover & SUV All-Season Tires

Crossover & SUV All-Season Tires

Crossover and SUV all-season tires are engineered for the higher load ratings, taller sidewalls, and varying road conditions typical of light trucks and SUVs. These tires balance on-road handling, wet traction, and light winter capability in a single tire suited for year-round driving in most climates.

Popular Crossover & SUV All-Season Tire Features

Popular features in SUV all-season tires include reinforced sidewall construction to handle the higher vehicle weight of crossovers and SUVs, symmetrical or asymmetrical tread patterns for balanced wet and dry performance, wide circumferential grooves for water evacuation in rain, and M+S (Mud and Snow) ratings indicating capability in light winter conditions. Many popular sizes include LT and XL load range variants for higher payload applications.

What tire size do I need for my crossover or SUV?

The correct tire size for your crossover or SUV is listed on the tire placard located inside the driver's door jamb, or in the vehicle owner's manual. The placard lists the factory-specified tire size, load index, and minimum inflation pressure. Using a tire with a load index lower than specified reduces the safe carrying capacity of the vehicle and is not recommended. Load-range XL tires are available for most popular sizes and provide additional load capacity for towing and cargo applications.

Do crossover and SUV all-season tires work in winter?

All-season tires bearing the M+S rating provide acceptable traction in light snow and cold wet conditions. However, they do not meet the more demanding Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake standard required for severe winter service in many mountain jurisdictions. In regions with heavy snowfall or sustained temperatures below freezing, dedicated winter tires significantly outperform all-season tires and provide substantially shorter stopping distances on ice and packed snow.

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