Passenger touring all-season tires are built for quiet, comfortable year-round driving on sedans, hatchbacks, minivans and small crossovers. Of the eight listings below, the Goodyear Assurance has the longest listed tread warranty (65,000 miles), the Hankook Kinergy is the premium-brand pick, and the Sailun Atrezzo and Westlake Foray are the value options.
Each Amazon listing is for one exact size, from 15 to 17 inches, so match yours before you buy.
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Passenger touring all-season tires at a glance
| Pick | Tire | Size in the listing | Tread warranty (per listing) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Longest listed warranty | Goodyear Assurance 215/55R17 | 215/55R17 94H | 65,000 miles |
| Budget value | Westlake Foray RP218 215/55R17 | 215/55R17 94V | 55,000 miles |
| Quiet-ride value, 15-inch | Sailun Atrezzo SH408 205/65R15 | 205/65R15 94H | 55,000 miles |
| Sportier handling, 16-inch | Prinx HiCITY HH2 205/60R16 | 205/60R16 92V | Standard manufacturer warranty (terms not shown) |
| Performance-leaning value | Crosswind HP010 Plus 205/55R16 | 205/55R16 91H | 50,000 miles |
| Premium brand | Hankook Kinergy ST 205/65R16 | 205/65R16 95H | 6-year limited (listing) |
| Lower rolling resistance, taller size | Ironman GR906 205/70R16 | 205/70R16 97H | Standard manufacturer warranty (terms not shown) |
| Compact-car value, 15-inch | Sailun Atrezzo SH408 195/60R15 | 195/60R15 88H | 55,000 miles |
How to choose passenger touring all-season tires
- Confirm the full size. Read it from the sidewall or driver-door placard (for example 205/65R16) and check the owner’s manual. The listings here run from 15 to 17 inches and are not interchangeable.
- Match load index and speed rating. Never go below the vehicle maker’s numbers.
- Compare tread warranty. It is a limited manufacturer warranty with conditions, not a promise of mileage.
- Weigh comfort against sportiness. Touring tires favor a quiet ride and long wear. If you want sharper handling, see our midsize performance all-season tires.
- Be realistic about snow. All-season tires cope with light snow, but regular snow or ice calls for a winter tire with the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol.
- Replace in pairs or sets. Follow your manual on axle pairs and all-wheel-drive matching.
Shopping by wheel size? See our 17-inch touring tires, 16-inch passenger tires and 18-inch passenger tires.
The passenger touring all-season tires, reviewed
A common 17-inch car size. Warranty terms can differ by size and conditions apply, so read the details for your size.
Pros
- Longest listed tread warranty here
- Well-known brand
Cons
- Single size per listing
- Higher price than value brands
Review-sentiment chart for Goodyear Assurance 215/55R17 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
Same 215/55R17 size as the Goodyear, so it is a direct lower-cost alternative. The V speed rating is higher than the Goodyear’s H.
Pros
- Value price point
- Higher V speed rating
Cons
- Lesser-known brand
- Warranty “up to” 55,000 miles depends on size
Review-sentiment chart for Westlake Foray RP218 215/55R17 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
A 15-inch size for older and smaller cars, with a tall sidewall for comfort. Owner reviews are mixed on longevity.
Pros
- Grooves help move water away
- Tall sidewall for a softer ride
Cons
- 15-inch fitment only
- Mixed reviews on tread life
Review-sentiment chart for Sailun Atrezzo SH408 205/65R15 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
The V speed rating and asymmetric tread lean a little sportier than the other touring tires here. The listing does not show a mileage warranty, so ask the seller.
Pros
- Asymmetric tread with extra siping
- V speed rating
Cons
- No mileage warranty shown
- Lesser-known brand
Review-sentiment chart for Prinx HiCITY HH2 205/60R16 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
Leans toward the performance side of touring, so expect a firmer feel than the comfort-first picks.
Pros
- Listed 50,000-mile warranty
- Responsive-handling design
Cons
- Firmer than comfort-first touring tires
- Value brand
Review-sentiment chart for Crosswind HP010 Plus 205/55R16 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
A well-known brand in a common 16-inch size. The warranty is stated in years, not miles, so read the terms.
Pros
- Established brand
- Common 16-inch size
Cons
- Higher price than value brands
- Warranty in years, not miles
Review-sentiment chart for Hankook Kinergy ST 205/65R16 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
A taller 70-series sidewall suits some compact SUVs, minivans and older cars. The listing does not show a mileage warranty, and fuel savings depend on your vehicle and driving.
Pros
- Tall sidewall for comfort
- Low rolling resistance per the listing
Cons
- No mileage warranty shown
- Value brand
Review-sentiment chart for Ironman GR906 205/70R16 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
A small-car size only. The 88 load index is the lowest here, so check it against your placard.
Pros
- Suits small cars
- Same quiet-ride tread as the 205/65R15
Cons
- Lowest load index of the group
- Mixed reviews on tread life
Review-sentiment chart for Sailun Atrezzo SH408 195/60R15 (a summary of public reviews, not a test result):
Specs side by side
| Tire | Image | Tread warranty (per listing) | Load index |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goodyear Assurance 215/55R17 94H |
 |
65,000 miles (listing) | 94 |
| Westlake Foray RP218 215/55R17 94V |
 |
55,000 miles (listing) | 94 |
| Sailun Atrezzo SH408 205/65R15 94H |
 |
55,000 miles (listing) | 94 |
| Prinx HiCITY HH2 205/60R16 92V |
 |
Not shown | 92 |
| Crosswind HP010 Plus 205/55R16 91H |
 |
50,000 miles (listing) | 91 |
| Hankook Kinergy ST H735 205/65R16 95H |
 |
6-year limited (listing) | 95 |
| Ironman GR906 205/70R16 97H |
 |
Not shown | 97 |
| Sailun Atrezzo SH408 195/60R15 88H |
|
55,000 miles (listing) | 88 |
FAQ
How do I choose the right tire size?
Use the size on your door placard or in your owner’s manual and match it exactly, for example 205/65R16. Also check the load index and speed rating, and ask a shop to confirm fitment if you are unsure.
Are all-season tires good in winter?
They give usable traction in light snow and cool, wet conditions. If you regularly face heavy snow, ice or very low temperatures, use dedicated winter tires with the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol.
What is the difference between touring and performance all-season tires?
Touring tires favor a quiet, comfortable ride and long tread life. Performance all-season tires trade some of that for sharper steering and cornering grip.
Is the tread warranty the same as real-world mileage?
No. It is a limited manufacturer warranty with conditions. Actual mileage depends on alignment, pressure, rotation and driving style.
How do I get the most life from my tires?
Keep pressure at the level on your door placard, rotate on the schedule in your manual, check alignment, and have a shop mount and balance them correctly.
Wrapping up
Pick the size first, then the tire. The Goodyear Assurance leads on listed warranty, the Hankook Kinergy is the premium-brand option, and the Westlake Foray and Sailun Atrezzo are budget-friendly. Check the exact size, load index and warranty on each Amazon page, and have a shop mount, balance and align the tires.
Related: 17-inch all-season passenger tires.
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