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Shop Passenger Car/Minivan Tires
Order Passenger Car/Minivan tires by tire type, service description, brand, mileage warranty, availability, and current price.
Before choosing Passenger Car/Minivan tires, match the vehicle-required load index, speed rating, and any applicable load or designation requirements.
Before buying car and minivan tires: sizes
Passenger car and minivan tires are P-metric and Euro-metric tires for sedans, hatchbacks, coupes, wagons and minivans. Sedan tire sizes run from 15 to 19 inches, such as 205/65R16 and 235/45R18; minivan tire sizes run from 17 to 20 inches, such as 235/65R17 and 235/60R18.
Load index to check when buying minivan tires
Minivan tires carry higher load indexes than sedan tires, because a minivan with seven or eight passengers and cargo weighs more. Minivans such as the Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna and Chrysler Pacifica use load indexes around 101 to 104 (1,819 to 1,984 lb per tire), while midsize sedans commonly use 91 to 94 (1,356 to 1,477 lb per tire). A replacement minivan tire must match or exceed the load index on the door-jamb placard.
Choosing touring or performance tires for sedans
Sedans driven for commuting and family trips suit touring tires, with quiet rides and treadwear warranties of 60,000 miles or more. Sport sedans suit high performance tires, with sharper steering and shorter tread life.
Buying run-flat tires for sedans
Some premium sedans, such as most BMW 3 Series and 5 Series models, leave the factory on run-flat tires and carry no spare tire. A sedan sold on run-flat tires needs run-flat replacements on all four wheels, or a spare or inflator kit when switching to conventional tires.
Buying tires for hybrid and electric sedans
Hybrid and electric sedans such as the Toyota Prius and Tesla Model 3 leave the factory on low-rolling-resistance tires that extend fuel economy or driving range. Replacing those tires with the same original equipmenttire, or another low-rolling-resistance tire in the placard size, keeps the efficiency the car was rated for.
Buying a full set for front-wheel-drive sedans and minivans
Front-wheel-drive sedans and minivans wear front tires faster than rear tires, because the front tires steer and drive. Owners who buy a full set of four, rather than a front pair, can rotate all four tires every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, which keeps wear even and protects the treadwear warranty.
Ordering car and minivan tires with NeoTires
Car and minivan tires are ordered by the placard size, load index and speed rating, such as 235/60R18 103H on a minivan. Search your car or minivan on NeoTires, compare tires by treadwear warranty and price, and add a set of four to the cart. NeoTires dispatches car and minivan tires the same day across the US, with free shipping on tires labeled Free shipping, and checkout includes Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay for families who prefer to pay over time.
Before buying car and minivan tires: sizes
Passenger car and minivan tires are P-metric and Euro-metric tires for sedans, hatchbacks, coupes, wagons and minivans. Sedan tire sizes run from 15 to 19 inches, such as 205/65R16 and 235/45R18; minivan tire sizes run from 17 to 20 inches, such as 235/65R17 and 235/60R18.
Load index to check when buying minivan tires
Minivan tires carry higher load indexes than sedan tires, because a minivan with seven or eight passengers and cargo weighs more. Minivans such as the Honda Odyssey, Toyota Sienna and Chrysler Pacifica use load indexes around 101 to 104 (1,819 to 1,984 lb per tire), while midsize sedans commonly use 91 to 94 (1,356 to 1,477 lb per tire). A replacement minivan tire must match or exceed the load index on the door-jamb placard.
Choosing touring or performance tires for sedans
Sedans driven for commuting and family trips suit touring tires, with quiet rides and treadwear warranties of 60,000 miles or more. Sport sedans suit high performance tires, with sharper steering and shorter tread life.
Buying run-flat tires for sedans
Some premium sedans, such as most BMW 3 Series and 5 Series models, leave the factory on run-flat tires and carry no spare tire. A sedan sold on run-flat tires needs run-flat replacements on all four wheels, or a spare or inflator kit when switching to conventional tires.
Buying tires for hybrid and electric sedans
Hybrid and electric sedans such as the Toyota Prius and Tesla Model 3 leave the factory on low-rolling-resistance tires that extend fuel economy or driving range. Replacing those tires with the same original equipmenttire, or another low-rolling-resistance tire in the placard size, keeps the efficiency the car was rated for.
Buying a full set for front-wheel-drive sedans and minivans
Front-wheel-drive sedans and minivans wear front tires faster than rear tires, because the front tires steer and drive. Owners who buy a full set of four, rather than a front pair, can rotate all four tires every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, which keeps wear even and protects the treadwear warranty.
Ordering car and minivan tires with NeoTires
Car and minivan tires are ordered by the placard size, load index and speed rating, such as 235/60R18 103H on a minivan. Search your car or minivan on NeoTires, compare tires by treadwear warranty and price, and add a set of four to the cart. NeoTires dispatches car and minivan tires the same day across the US, with free shipping on tires labeled Free shipping, and checkout includes Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay for families who prefer to pay over time.
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