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The Best Tires for the Toyota camry
August 27, 2026
Tire Guide · Toyota Camry
The Best Tires For The Toyota Camry
Five tires Camry drivers keep coming back to — compared on price, tread life, wet traction, and what they do when it snows.
5Tires compared
$85–$179Per tire
$0Shipping to the lower 48
Whether your tires are at the end of their life or you've experienced a flat, you have an important choice to make. Your next set of tires is what you'll be driving on for the next three to five years. They're not just tires, they're an investment.
You could go with the factory original tire or whatever the tire shop picks out for you, or you can shop around and pick what's best for your car and decide which driving experience you want. We've been helping drivers find the right tires for their lifestyle and budget for years. Here are the best for your Toyota Camry.
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Lexani LX-Twenty
$97per tire~$388 per set
You can't put a price on performance, but the Lexani LX-Twenty does come in under $100 per tire. The LX-Twenty is sporty and street-focused, while offering an elevated drive compared to your typical budget all-season tire. Steering is more engaging and its cornering grip adds greater stability for spirited driving and your daily commute.
Key advantages
- Excellent treadlife — 30,000–55,000 miles, against a UHP average of 30,000–45,000
- Reliable wet braking and handling
- Under $100 per tire
Tradeoffs
It rides stiffer than comfort-focused tires, though those stiffer sidewalls are what unlock the handling in corners. It's also not designed for winter conditions — drivers who want this kind of performance but need dependable traction in ice and snow will want a winter tire for the cold months.
Best all-around all-season
Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 PLUS
$179per tire~$716 per set
For daily drivers who drive in all seasons, the Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 PLUS is a top contender. This all-season tire's tread life is roughly 50,000 miles, long-lasting for daily commutes, school dropoffs, and grocery runs. Its SportPlus Technology enhances handling and stability for responsive braking in dry and wet conditions. The ExtremeContact's tread technology and wide grooves evacuate water, delivering exceptional hydroplaning resistance, making it an optimal choice for drivers in rain-heavy climates.
Key advantages
- Exceptional wet braking
- Can handle light snow
- Quiet, comfortable ride
This tire stands firm between summer tire performance and all-season tire reliability. Equipped to take on light snow and cold conditions, you can set it and forget it.
Best value
Kosic DRS-7
$108per tire~$432 per set
This budget-friendly high-performance all-season gets praised by drivers who want an inexpensive tire, not a lower-quality one. The DRS-7 keeps a low profile with its noise-treated rubber compound for a quiet, comfortable drive while also offering excellent stability. Rated for snow and mud, this tire has serious traction and braking across weather conditions.
Key advantages
- Budget-friendly at about $108 per tire
- 50,000-mile treadwear warranty
- Wider contact patch for lateral stability
Tradeoffs
Its sidewall construction delivers a firmer drive and is less forgiving on rough roads. Still a reliable, stable tire you can run all year without the premium price tag.
Lowest price
Lexani LXUHP-207
$85per tire~$342 per set
Lexani has built a brand that puts performance at the top of the list, and this all-season tire is no exception. Engineered to take on light snow and pouring wet conditions, the Lexani LXUHP-207 delivers everyday comfort and stability at a price most can't beat.
Key advantages
- Budget-focused at about $85 per tire
- Noise-reducing rubber compound
- V-shaped tread for confident wet traction and control
For daily commutes and long road trips across the interstate, this tire offers a quiet ride that feels stable across various driving surfaces — city streets, residential neighborhoods, or the highway on your morning commute.
Most comfortable ride
Toyo Tires Extensa HP II
$168per tirefrom ~$673 per set
Built for sedans and sporty compacts, the Toyo Extensa HP II makes the list because of its daily driving comfort and its traction across weather conditions. This all-season tire delivers confident traction in wet and dry conditions, and it stops notably shorter on wet roads than its predecessor — a real contender for drivers who live in rain-heavy areas.
Key advantages
- Stand-out wet weather traction
- Comfortable ride quality, even on rough pavement
- 45,000-mile warranty
For Camry drivers who want premium riding comfort and all-season reliability, the Extensa HP II is worth a look. From light snow in the winter to hot and humid highway drives, it can offer a different drive than what Camry owners are used to.
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Camry tire questions our team answers most, Monday through Saturday.
- What are the best tires for a Toyota Camry?
- The five Camry tires drivers come back to most are the Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 PLUS, Kosic DRS-7, Lexani LXUHP-207, Lexani LX-Twenty, and Toyo Extensa HP II. Four of the five are all-seasons rated for light snow, which covers most Camry owners driving a daily commute in four seasons.
- How much does a full set of tires cost for a Toyota Camry?
- Expect $85 to $179 per tire, or roughly $340 to $710 for a set of four, depending on whether you go budget or premium. Shipping to the lower 48 is free with no minimum, and 0% APR financing through Affirm is available if you'd rather spread the cost out.
- What size tires does a Toyota Camry take?
- It depends on your model year and trim — Camrys come from the factory on 16-, 17-, 18-, and 19-inch wheels, so two Camrys in the same driveway can take different sizes. Your exact size is printed on the sidewall and on the sticker inside the driver's door jamb, or you can enter your year, make, model, and trim and we'll only show tires that fit.
- How long do Camry tires last?
- Most of the tires on this list are built for 45,000 to 55,000 miles, and the Lexani LX-Twenty ranges from 30,000 to 55,000. Real-world tread life comes down to alignment, rotation every 5,000 to 7,000 miles, and inflation pressure more than the number on the warranty.
- Are all-season tires enough for a Camry in winter?
- For light snow and cold pavement, yes — the DWS06 PLUS, DRS-7, LXUHP-207, and Extensa HP II are all rated for light winter conditions. If you're regularly driving on packed snow or ice, a dedicated winter tire will stop shorter than any all-season, and the LX-Twenty in particular should come off the car before the first freeze.
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These five tires are some of the most popular Camry tires that shoppers keep returning to again and again. If you're in the market for new tires, enter your year, make, and model and we'll only show you tires that actually fit your vehicle. If you have questions about any of our tires or our shipping process, reach out to our team for more details, or visit our blog for more tire guides and common questions so you can shop with confidence.
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