Volvo Tires

FIND TIRES FOR YOUR VOLVO

In 1959, Volvo began selling the first vehicle with a 3-point seatbelt. Soon after, the company made their invention available to all the automotive manufacturers. The brand shared its designs in the interest of saving lives. With safety still in mind, today, Volvo offers SUVs, Sedans, and Wagons.

If you're looking for tires for a Volvo vehicle, you have 2 options. Stick with the original equipment or upgrade to an aftermarket tire option. At Tire Rack, we stock a range of tires compatible with Volvo vehicles. Read through the Tire Ratings Charts & Reviews to help you decide which set is best for you.

What tires do Volvo use?

Like other car manufactures, Volvo uses a wide range of tire brands depending on the year, model, wheel size and intended use. Some of the brands include Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Michelin, Dunlop, and Continental. If you would like to know the original equipment for your Volvo model, use Tire Rack's tire finder and input your cars details. From there, you will be able to select an "original equipment" filter which will show you the tires that originally came on your vehicle.

How much does a tire cost on a Volvo?

You can find tires for Volvo Vehicles starting from $130 per tire for some vehicles through to $300+. The best way to find the pricing on new tires is to use Tire Rack's Tire Decision Guide. You can find this on our website under the Research & Advice tab at the top of the page. The guide will ask you a series of questions before giving you 3 suggestions that best match what you're looking for along with a comparison guide. This will also show you the price of the top picks giving you a good idea of what to expect.

Do Volvos need special tires?

No, Volvos do not need special tires. Volvo uses a variety of brands for tires on their vehicles depending on the year and model. If you own a Volvo electric vehicle, you may consider purchasing EV tuned tires which were developed with EV's unique tire wear in mind. Similarly, if you live in a climate with lots of snow, you may consider getting a set of dedicated winter tires that are severe snow rated.