Every tirethat fits.
Pick your vehicle. We list every tire made in its exact size and score each one from its manufacturer specs.
- Tire modelsEach with its own page of specs and sizes.
- 1,305
- Vehicle trimsMatched to their factory tire size, front and rear.
- 75,852
- BrandsEvery lineup, grouped by category.
- 64
How the scout works
Tell us your car
Pick the year, make, model and trim. We look up the exact tire size it takes, front and rear.
We read every spec
Treadwear, traction and temperature grades, warranty and speed rating become one estimated spec score.
You compare, then shop
Every tire that fits sits on the same label, side by side, with links to the stores. Commissions never change a score.
Every tire gets a window sticker
Like the fuel-economy label on a new car, each tire's label puts the facts that matter in the same place, so you can compare at a glance.
- One number to compare
- The spec score blends five manufacturer specs: UTQG treadwear, traction and temperature grades, mileage warranty and speed rating. It is an estimate, not a road test.
- Where it sits
- The scale places it between the lowest and highest score among 135 grand touring all-season tires.
- The facts behind it
- Warranty, treadwear, traction and top speed come straight from the manufacturer, so you can check the score yourself.
Michelin CrossClimate2
Warranty
60k mi
Treadwear
640
Best for comfort-focused drivers.Traction BSpeed rating V · 149 mph
Browse the catalog
1,305 tire models across 439 sizes and 64 brands, each with its own page of specs and analysis.
Learn before you buy
Plain-language guides from Tirescouter Editorial on sizes, seasons and what the numbers mean.
How to read a tire size
Decode any tire size code in 60 seconds: section width, aspect ratio, rim diameter, load index and speed rating.
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Best winter tires 2026
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All-season vs all-terrain tires
A head-to-head look at on-road comfort, off-road grip, fuel economy, noise, tread life and total cost.
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How we score tires
Spec scores come from manufacturer specifications and government UTQG grades, not road tests or owner reviews. Analysis is written by Tirescouter Editorial with AI assistance, and brands can't pay for placement.