Best Tires for Sedans

Longest warranty in the catalog at 85k; a B temperature grade and firm ride are the trade-offs.

Lowest-priced grand touring tire here with a 70k warranty.

Grand touring tire with an 800 treadwear grade and class-leading 80k warranty.

Value 3PMSF all-weather with a 60k warranty.

Budget touring tire with a 75k warranty; a regular value pick in tests.

820 treadwear and 80k warranty from a brand better known for winter tires.

Budget grand touring tire with a 65k warranty.

3PMSF all-weather with a 70k warranty, the longest in the category.

80k warranty at a lower price than Defender2; tread-depth wear indicators.

Michelin-group touring tire with a 75k warranty at a lower price than Defender2.

3PMSF all-weather with a 65k warranty and a budget price.

Quiet grand touring tire with a 70k warranty at a mid-range price.

Comfortable and long-wearing grand touring tire at a sharp price.

Quiet, strong in the wet, 70k warranty; a frequent test winner in its class.

Second-generation 3PMSF all-weather with improved wet and snow braking.

Lowest-priced 3PMSF all-weather in the catalog.

Budget touring tire with a 70k warranty; lower treadwear grade than the premium lines.

Value touring tire with a 65k warranty.

Comfort-tuned grand touring tire; 60k warranty is shorter than the class leaders.

The reference long-life touring tire; 80k warranty and an 800 treadwear grade.

Finnish all-weather line with a long winter pedigree; 60k warranty.

The all-weather tire that made the category mainstream: 3PMSF with near-touring wear and wet grip.

3PMSF all-weather with a 60k warranty; successor to the original Celsius.

OE-style quiet grand touring tire; shorter warranty than rivals at a premium price.

Y-rated 3PMSF all-weather for performance cars; shorter warranty.