All-Season Tire Deals

Cheap all-season tires for year-round driving

Cheap all-season tires for sedans, crossovers, SUVs and light trucks are gathered on this page. Touring, highway and performance options sit together, so once you know your size you can compare tread life ratings and keep your car ready for year-round driving.

How to choose cheap all-season tires for your car

• Find your size on the door jamb sticker, such as 225/65R17, and match the load index and speed rating on any all-season tires you compare.
• The UTQG treadwear number on the sidewall is set by each maker, so use it mainly to compare models within the same brand.
• All-season tires are not snow tires; for regular deep snow, look for the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol or dedicated winter tires.
• Before buying all-season tires, read the DOT date code, where the last four digits show the week and year of manufacture.

Which suits you: Commuters in mild climates are well served by touring all-season tires, while SUV and light-truck owners need models with the load index their vehicle calls for.

About this guide: written by DealsVanta as general buying advice and the agency guidance linked above. Last edited Oct 26, 2026.