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Replacing tires in 5 steps.

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Inspect your tires and consider replacement of your tires if the tread depth is 4/32nds of an inch or less, if there is irregular tread wear or if the tire is damaged.
2
Determine how many tires to replace from the tire inspection. Replacing all four tires is optimal, but when only replacing 2 tires, install them on the rear axle of the vehicle to help prevent hydroplaning.
3
Pick the right sized tire for your vehicle using our tire fitment search or by checking the placard sticker located on the driver's side door jamb in newer vehicles.
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Select the tire that best fits your needs and what's most important to your driving experience. Tires can offer a vast array of benefits such as longer lasting, gas saving, off-roading or a number of other characteristcs.
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Schedule your appointment online and install your new tires at one of our trusted installer locations in your area.

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Shop 19" Tire Sizes

From all season tires to performance tires, SimpleTire offers a wide range of 19” tires meant to complement any driving style or road condition.

The 19” wheel has become pretty popular with automotive designers in the last decade or two, with many SUVs, CUVs and sedans using 19s. There’s a pretty great assortment of all season tires in a 19” diameter (the industry’s jack-of-all-trades choice) as well as winter, ultra-high-performance, summer and touring tires. So what sort of vehicles roll on 19s, and what kind of tires do they use?

Let’s start off with the 235/40R19, a tire you can find on vehicles as diverse as the Ford Focus, Mazda 6, Aston-Martin Vantage and Porsche Boxster. In this size, you can consider all season tires like the Bridgestone DriveGuard, Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season, Falken Sincera SN250 A/S, Toyo Proxes Sport A/S or Michelin Cross Climate2 A/W CUV.

Now let’s check out the 255/50R19, a popular tire size on the Kia Sorento, Dodge Charger, Porsche Macan, Land Rover Discovery Sport and Volvo XC60 models. Here, some of your choices for premium all season tires include the Toyo Celsius CUV, Falken Ziex CT60 A/S, Nokian zLine A/S SUV and Yokohama Geolandar X-CV.

The 225/40R19 is a skinnier and shorter-profile tire that typically has a lower load rating than fatter 19” tires; it’s a size found on the Honda Accord, Mazda CX-3, Mercedes-Benz A-Class, older Subaru Legacy and Cadillac CTS. In this size class, you’ll find premium all season tires like the Michelin Premier A/S, Goodyear Assurance ComforTred Touring, Toyo Extensa A/S II, General G-Max AS-05, Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season Plus and Yokohama Avid Ascend GT.

Finally, let’s talk about the 235/55R19, a size you’ll find on vehicles like the Audi Q5, Dodge Challenger, Chrysler 300, Ford Flex and Hyundai Santa Fe. Some really good choices for tires in this class include the Yokohama Geolandar CV G058, Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady, Michelin Latitude Tour HP, Continental Cross Contact LX25 and Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season Plus II.

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Check the inside frame of the driver’s side door, inside the glove box door, your driver’s manual or your tire’s sidewall.

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