Best 17-Inch All-Season Passenger Tires

The best 17-inch all-season tires are the ones that match your vehicle’s exact size, load index and speed rating. Start with the size on your door-jamb placard, then compare tread design and warranty terms. The six picks below span 215/65R17 to 235/65R17 for crossovers, SUVs and sedans.

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Top 17-inch all-season tires at a glance

Sizes come from each listing’s own title. Warranty mileage is as stated on the listings and is not independently verified.

Tire Size per listing Notes
Firestone All Season 225/65R17 102H Crossover and SUV size
Sailun Atrezzo SH408 215/65R17 99H Four circumferential grooves
Crosswind HP010 Plus 235/65R17 104H Wider crossover size
Arroyo Grand Sport A/S P215/55R17 98W Lower-profile sedan size
Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max 225/65R17 102T Fuel-efficiency focus
Mastertrack M-TRAC TOUR 225/55R17 97V Set of four

How to choose the right size

  • Read the size on your door-jamb placard or in the owner’s manual, for example 225/65R17. The last number is the wheel diameter in inches.
  • Meet or exceed the load index and speed rating listed for your vehicle. Heavier crossovers and SUVs often need a higher load index.
  • Stay with the original overall diameter. Changing width or aspect ratio can affect fit and speedometer accuracy.
  • Ideally replace all four tires together; if you replace two, put the new pair on the rear axle and follow your manual.

Want a sportier tire? See our 17-inch performance all-season tires guide. On other wheels, see 16-inch and 18-inch all-season tires.

The picks

Firestone All Season (225/65R17)

Firestone All Season 225/65R17 102H passenger tire with deep sipes and circumferential grooves, per the Amazon listing. Listing text and the product data disagree on warranty mileage, so check the terms on the page.

A common crossover and SUV size. Load index 102 equals 1,874 lb per tire.

Chart of customer feedback themes for Firestone All Season (summary supplied by the roundup tool)

Sailun Atrezzo SH408 (215/65R17)

Sailun Atrezzo SH408 all-season passenger tire, size 215/65R17 99H, with four circumferential grooves and a staggered lug design, per the Amazon listing.

For vehicles that use 215/65R17. Load index 99 equals 1,709 lb. Sailun’s warranty terms differ by size, so read the conditions for yours.

Chart of customer feedback themes for Sailun Atrezzo SH408 (summary supplied by the roundup tool)

Crosswind HP010 Plus (235/65R17)

Crosswind HP010 Plus all-season tire, size 235/65R17 104H, with rigid tread blocks and multi-shaped sipes, per the Amazon listing. The listing mentions a 50,000-mile limited warranty.

A wider size for larger crossovers and SUVs. Load index 104 equals 1,984 lb per tire.

Chart of customer feedback themes for Crosswind HP010 Plus (summary supplied by the roundup tool)

Arroyo Grand Sport A/S (P215/55R17)

Arroyo Grand Sport A/S P215/55R17 98W black-sidewall all-season tire, per the Amazon listing.

A lower-profile size for sedans. The W speed rating (up to 168 mph) is a sign of a sporty fitment. Load index 98 equals 1,653 lb.

Chart of customer feedback themes for Arroyo Grand Sport A/S (summary supplied by the roundup tool)

Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max (225/65R17)

Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max 225/65R17 102T SL all-season tire, designed by Goodyear for fuel efficiency, per the Amazon listing.

Same 225/65R17 size as the Firestone above, from a major brand. Load index 102 equals 1,874 lb. SL means standard load.

Chart of customer feedback themes for Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max (summary supplied by the roundup tool)

Mastertrack M-TRAC TOUR (225/55R17)

Set of 4 Mastertrack M-TRAC TOUR 225/55R17 97V all-season tires, per the Amazon listing. The listing mentions a UTQG of 560AA and a 3-year road hazard warranty; read the conditions before relying on either.

A 225/55R17 set for sedans and some crossovers. Load index 97 equals 1,609 lb per tire.

Chart of customer feedback themes for Mastertrack M-TRAC TOUR (summary supplied by the roundup tool)

Product photos from the listings

Firestone All Season 225/65R17 102H tire
Firestone All Season
Sailun Atrezzo SH408 215/65R17 99H tire
Sailun Atrezzo SH408
Crosswind HP010 Plus 235/65R17 104H tire
Crosswind HP010 Plus
Arroyo Grand Sport A/S P215/55R17 98W tire
Arroyo Grand Sport A/S
Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max 225/65R17 102T tire
Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max
Mastertrack M-TRAC TOUR 225/55R17 97V tire
Mastertrack M-TRAC TOUR

Care tips for your tires

  • Check pressure monthly against the placard, not the number on the sidewall.
  • Rotate on the interval in your owner’s manual.
  • Replace tires at 2/32 inch of tread depth, or sooner if wet grip feels poor.
  • All-season tires handle light snow; a tire with the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol is better for regular winter driving.

FAQ

What does the 17 in a 17-inch tire size mean?

It is the wheel diameter in inches. In a size such as 225/65R17, 225 is the tread width in millimeters, 65 is the sidewall height as a percentage of that width, R means radial and 17 is the wheel diameter.

Where do I find my tire size?

Look at the placard on the driver door jamb, in the owner’s manual or on the sidewall of your current tires. Use the size and load index listed there as your minimum.

Are all-season tires fine for winter?

They cope with light snow and cold rain, but they are not designed for deep snow or ice. For regular winter driving look for the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol.

What does the load index mean?

It is a code for the maximum weight one tire can carry. For example, a load index of 102 means 1,874 lb per tire. Choose a tire at or above your vehicle’s requirement.

How often should I rotate 17-inch tires?

Follow your owner’s manual. Many manufacturers suggest roughly every 5,000 to 8,000 miles, and rotating on schedule helps the tread wear evenly.

Match the size first, then choose on tread, ride and warranty. Have a tire shop mount, balance and check alignment.

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