19-Inch Tires
Explore Bridgestone's wide selection of 19 inch tires. From all-season tires to performance tires, all-terrain tires and winter tires, Bridgestone offers a wide range of tires meant to complement any driving style or road condition. Find the best 19 inch tires for your vehicle below.
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The most popular 19" tires
More 19" tire sizes
- 275/35R19
- 275/40R19
- 275/45R19
- 275/50R19
- 275/55R19
- 265/30R19
- 265/35R19
- 265/40R19
- 265/50R19
- 255/30R19
- 255/35R19
- 255/40R19
- 255/45R19
- 255/50R19
- 255/55R19
- 255/60R19
- 245/35R19
- 245/40R19
- 245/45R19
- 245/50R19
- 245/55R19
- 235/35R19
- 235/40R19
- 235/45R19
- 235/50R19
- 235/55R19
- 235/65R19
- 345/35R19
- 225/35R19
- 225/40R19
- 225/45R19
- 225/55R19
- 325/30R19
- 305/30R19
- 295/30R19
- 285/30R19
- 285/35R19
- 285/40R19
- 285/45R19
FIND YOUR TIRE
Finding the perfect 19 inch tire for vehicle is as easy as selecting your tire size. This information can be found in a few locations: on the inside frame of the driver's side door, inside the glove box door, your driver's manual or your tire's sidewall. If you're unsure of how to read your tire measurements, check out this article to walk through the steps. Once you have this information, you can quickly find the 19 inch tire that best suits your needs.
What Difference Does Tire Size Make?
A tire like a 19-inch tire can lend a sense of style to your vehicle. A 19-inch tire exhibits some attitude, and it allows more of the eye-catching wheel to be visible thanks to the shorter sidewall height.
Furthermore, a larger tire like a 19-inch tire can help improve braking, comfort, grip and handling. Why? Because there’s generally more tire making contact with the pavement, which can increase traction and stability.
Bridgestone’s 19-inch tires include all-season, winter, summer and fuel-efficient versions designed to fit your vehicle and your budget. Our 19-inch tires are categorized by tire width, height and diameter.
Should You Switch From One Tire Size to Another?
Yes, you can switch from one tire size to another. However, you should be aware of the limitations and tradeoffs associated with such a change. The replacement tires should always have a diameter within 3% of the originals so as to not create issues with the function of safety features like anti-lock brakes and stability control. And, if the change is to larger diameter wheels, there may be tradeoffs in the form of increased ride harshness, longer braking distances, and reduced fuel mileage. Talk to your local Bridgestone tire dealer to learn more about tire size options for your specific vehicle.
Whichever size you choose, it’s important to install the right tires on your vehicle to ensure the best performance and safety. When you’re shopping for tires, take into account your regular driving conditions and your preferences for handling and response.
Which Cars Are Equipped With 19-Inch Tires?
Vehicles that use 19-inch tires include sedans, SUVs and trucks. Among the vehicles that often use 19-inch tires are the Honda Accord, Chevy Malibu, Ford Escape, Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4, Kia Sorento, Mazda CX5, Nissan Rogue, Volkswagen Atlas, Ford Explorer, Nissan Armada, Chevy Tahoe, Tesla S, Audi A4 and Porsche Cayman. This isn’t a complete list, but it does give you an idea of the types of vehicles that ride on 19-inch tires. Find Bridgestone 19-inch tires at a tire retailer near you.