What It Costs to Replace Tires on 20 Popular U.S. Vehicles: Winter Edition
Published November 2026 · List Price data as of October 2026
Cost of 4 Winter Tires, Installed
Source: Blended · See methodologyReplacing all four tires with non-studded winter tires, installed, costs $504.79 to $1,131.49 across 20 popular U.S. vehicles in October 2026. That runs from a Toyota Corolla (LE) on Value tires to a Jeep Wrangler (Sport I4) on Premium tires. Studdable winter tires cost $751.02 to $1,468.53 for the same set of four, where available. Each cost includes four tires at list price, installation, sales tax and the tire recycling/disposal fee.
| Car Model | OEM Fitment | Cost of 4 Installed, Non-Studded Value | Cost of 4 Installed, Non-Studded Premium | Cost of 4 Installed, Studdable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ford F-150 (XL 4x2) | 245/70R17 110T | $630.02*** (n=1) | $886.00 (n=5) | $1,057.88 (n=1) |
| Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (LT) | 265/70R17 115S | $796.03*** (n=3) | $946.91 (n=11) | $1,158.82 (n=1) |
| Toyota RAV4 (LE FWD) | 225/65R17 102H | $675.82 (n=8) | $804.53 (n=19) | $905.71 (n=2) |
| Honda CR-V (LX) | 235/65R17 104H | $626.61 (n=4) | $896.12 (n=12) | $1,043.39 (n=1) |
| Toyota Camry (LE FWD) | 215/55R17 94V | $545.70 (n=10) | $795.08 (n=19) | $913.90 (n=2) |
| Honda Civic (LX Sedan) | 215/55R16 93H | $570.44 (n=6) | $725.46 (n=18) | $932.87 (n=1) |
| Toyota Corolla (LE) | 205/55R16 91H | $504.79 (n=11) | $677.14 (n=20) | $751.02 (n=2) |
| Chevrolet Trax (LS w/Steel Wheels) | 225/60R17 99H | $696.56 (n=6) | $857.89 (n=15) | $1,029.85 (n=1) |
| Jeep Grand Cherokee (Laredo) | 245/70R17 108T | $630.02*** (n=1) | $879.50 (n=6) | $1,057.88 (n=1) |
| Chevrolet Equinox (LS) | 225/65R17 102H | $675.82 (n=8) | $804.53 (n=19) | $905.71 (n=2) |
| Nissan Rogue (S) | 235/65R17 104H | $626.61 (n=4) | $896.12 (n=12) | $1,043.39 (n=1) |
| Toyota Tacoma (SR) | 245/70R17 110T | $630.02*** (n=1) | $886.00 (n=5) | $1,057.88 (n=1) |
| Hyundai Tucson (SE) | 235/65R17 104H | $626.61 (n=4) | $896.12 (n=12) | $1,043.39 (n=1) |
| Ford Explorer (Base) | 255/65R18 111H | $853.85 (n=2) | $940.80 (n=4) | None available |
| Jeep Wrangler (Sport I4) | 245/75R17 112T** | $992.66*** (n=2) | $1,131.49 (n=6) | $1,468.53 (n=1) |
| Honda HR-V (LX) | 215/60R17 96H | $579.66 (n=4) | $696.60 (n=8) | $818.06 (n=1) |
| Chrysler Pacifica (Minivan Touring) | 235/65R17 104T | $626.61 (n=4) | $896.12 (n=12) | $1,043.39 (n=1) |
| BMW 3 Series (330i Base) | 225/45R18 95H XL | $544.58 (n=1) | $984.72 (n=14) | $997.78 (n=1) |
| Tesla Model 3 (Base) | 235/45R18 98W XL | $567.55 (n=3) | $1,085.29 (n=14) | $1,042.72 (n=1) |
| Chevrolet Tahoe (LS) | 265/65R18 114T | $821.97*** (n=4) | $1,028.03 (n=6) | None available |
*Models that share the same tire size and load index show identical figures. "None available" means no basket product matched that size, load index and column this month.
**Priced with light truck (LT) winter tires, the only winter tires available in this size. LT tires are built for heavier loads and usually cost more than passenger tires.
***Includes all-terrain tires with the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) severe-snow rating, which are not dedicated winter tires.
How These Costs Are Calculated
Each vehicle uses its OEM tire size from the model's base trim at model year 2024, the same 20 vehicles and fitments as the Tire Price Index, except the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (LT), which uses its confirmed alternative fitment, 265/70R17 115S. A winter tire counts as a match when it has the same size, a load index equal to or higher than the OEM tire, and a speed rating of S or higher. Winter tires often carry a lower speed rating than the tire a vehicle ships with, so the OEM speed rating is not required. Light truck (LT) tires are not included, except for the Jeep Wrangler (Sport I4): only LT winter tires are available in its size, so it is priced with LT winter tires rated Q or higher.
Non-Studded covers Winter/Snow tires in Value and Premium tiers. Studdable covers Winter Studdable tires across all tiers. Premium means industry Tier 1-2 brands and Value means Tier 3-4 brands; tier describes brand positioning and price point, not quality.
Cost of 4 = 4 × (List Price × (1 + sales tax % + recycling/disposal fee %) + installation fee). List Price is the average price listed at tires-easy.com in October 2026 across the matching styles in the Tire Price Index stable basket. Sales tax (7.78%) and recycling/disposal fee (0.68%) are weighted averages across Tires Easy sales in September 2026. Installation is $28.45 per tire, the average listed installer-partner rate at tires-easy.com/tire-installation.
