Uniroyal tires

How to Choose Uniroyal Tires

Choose Uniroyal tires by splitting the lineup into Tiger Paw passenger use, Power Paw performance all-season use, and Laredo truck/SUV use before comparing sizes. Uniroyal's own product pages make that structure explicit: the Tiger Paw family covers quiet, comfortable all-season driving; the Power Paw A/S delivers ultra-high-performance all-season capability; and the Laredo line serves trucks and SUVs with highway and all-terrain variants.

For mainstream passenger, minivan, and crossover use, Tiger Paw Touring A/S is the correct starting point. It carries a 75,000-mile warranty, covers more than 100 sizes spanning nearly 200 million of the 245 million vehicles on the road, and uses Tru-Last Technology to manage stress evenly across the footprint for consistent treadwear. This is the brand's volume passenger line and should not be confused with a performance tire.

For drivers of sedans, coupes, and sporty compacts who want all-season capability with a performance bias, Power Paw A/S is the correct branch. It offers 35 sizes from 16-inch to 20-inch fitments, a 45,000-mile warranty, wide circumferential grooves, and a rubber compound engineered for confident, responsive handling - positioned by Uniroyal as the option for younger drivers and enthusiasts who demand more without sacrificing year-round reliability. Its shorter mileage warranty reflects the performance compound trade-off.

For truck and SUV buyers, the branch is Laredo, then the sub-model narrows by use. The Laredo H/T targets highway driving and the Laredo A/T targets all-terrain use, both aimed at the growing recreational vehicle market. Buyers who spend most time on paved roads start with the H/T; buyers who need off-pavement confidence step to the A/T.

Uniroyal has been owned by Michelin in North America since 1990, while in Europe and other regions the brand is owned by Continental AG — a dual-ownership structure that applies to the same name in different markets. In North America, Uniroyal is positioned as Michelin's value-tier passenger and light-truck offering, sitting below BFGoodrich and Michelin proper in pricing and performance target.

Popular Uniroyal Tire Sizes for Cars, Crossovers & SUVs

The most common Uniroyal tire sizes include:

• 205/55R16 -Tiger Paw Touring A/S; one of the most widely stocked compact car sizes in the lineup, covering vehicles such as the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla in the everyday touring branch.
• 225/65R17 - Tiger Paw Touring A/S; a high-volume crossover fitment confirmed across Uniroyal's catalog, covering the Toyota RAV4, Honda CR-V, and similar compact SUVs.
• 245/45R18 - Power Paw A/S; a core UHP fitment in the performance all-season branch, suited to sport sedans and coupes rather than the touring segment. Not available in Tiger Paw Touring.
•  265/70R17- Laredo HT; confirmed in the highway terrain truck/SUV line, covering platforms such as the Toyota 4Runner and Nissan Frontier where buyers prioritize on-road comfort over off-road capability.
• 275/55R20 - Laredo HT; a full-size truck and SUV fitment confirmed in the Laredo highway terrain lineup, covering Ford F-150 and Chevrolet Tahoe buyers in the highway branch.

Each size above maps to a specific Uniroyal product family rather than being a generic fitment that could belong to any model. The Tiger Paw Touring A/S covers 14- to 21-inch fitments across more than 100 sizes for passenger cars, minivans, and crossovers; the Power Paw A/S covers 16- to 20-inch performance fitments in lower-profile aspect ratios not found in Tiger Paw; and the Laredo HT and AT address 17- to 22-inch truck and SUV fitments entirely. Buyers should confirm which product family the vehicle belongs to before selecting a size, since the same size number can exist in more than one Uniroyal line with different performance targets.