New tire prices vary more than most people expect. The final number depends on the size, the category, and where you buy. Here are realistic per-tire ranges for 2026 so you know what a fair price looks like.

Typical price per tire

• Budget all-season (13 to 16 inch): roughly $40 to $90 each.
• Mid-range touring and performance: roughly $90 to $160 each.
• Premium and large SUV or truck sizes: $160 to $350 or more each.

Bigger wheels, higher speed ratings, run-flat construction and specialty tread all push the price up. A 22-inch performance tire can cost several times a 15-inch all-season.

Do not forget fitting

Mounting and balancing at a shop usually adds about $20 to $35 per tire, plus a small fee for the old-tire disposal and a new valve. Factor that in when you compare a walk-in quote to an online price.

How to pay less without buying unsafe tires

• Buy online and ship to a shop. Online direct sellers skip the storefront markup, so the per-tire price is usually lower. You can have the tires delivered straight to the shop that fits them.
• Match the size, not the brand. A well-reviewed budget tire in the right size is safer than a worn premium tire.
• Buy the right size. Paying for a larger wheel size than your car needs is the most common way people overspend.

Compare before you buy

At Treadfy we list the price per tire on every listing so you can compare it directly with a local quote. Browse all tires or enter your size on the home page. New tires, every size, low prices, fast tracked US shipping.