The Honda CR-V is one of the top-selling cars in the United States. Edmunds lists it at No. 5 for 2023 behind the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado, Toyota RAV4, and Tesla Model Y. The RAV4 AND CR-V are the top two small SUVs on Edmund’s list.
The small SUV’s popularity can be attributed to its roomy interior, comfortable ride and low cost to drive (estimated 28/34 city/highway MPG). With a vehicle that sells on its comfort and fuel efficiency, you need replacement tires to match. When it’s time to replace those factory tires, Tire Agent has options from all the leading tire brands, plus a few you may not be familiar with.
Tire fitment will depend on the year and trim-level of your Honda CR-V. We recommend using Tire Agent’s tire matching tool to enter your vehicle’s details, verify your wheel sizes, and then select the tire that fits your budget and driving needs.
Continental’s CrossContact LX is a highway touring all-season, fuel-efficient tire designed specifically to boost fuel efficiency and maximize handling and driving performance. This Conti tire has it all: wet braking capabilities, all-season traction in snowy conditions, and a quiet tread pattern.
Nexen’s Aria AH7 is a touring all-season tire that boasts excellent cornering at high speeds (drive safely!) and a wider tread design that reduces pitch for a quieter ride. It’s circumferential grooves help disperse water to reduce hydroplaning. And check out that warranty!
There are many great options in the touring tire category, for Honda CR-V drivers who value comfort. Check out these brands:
Crossmax CHTS-1 is a highway touring tire priced for budget-minded drivers. If you’re driving an older Honda CR-V, or you’re looking to minimize your vehicle expenses, consider the Crossmax. It’s a decent tire with a UTQG treadwear rating of 600 (average for highway all season is 428).
Falken’s highway touring all-season tire is also a suitable option for drivers on a budget. The ZIEX CT 60 A/S is designed for SUVs and crossovers. The tire boasts “nano tread technology,” which improves handling and traction. It does have an asymmetrical tread pattern, which is important to note when it comes time to rotate your tires.
These tires top our list of “best value” for the Honda CR-V, which you can find by using our tire-matching platform. Enter your Honda CR-V details, then filter to “Best Value”.
Goodyear’s Assurance WeatherReady is a great choice for four-season climates. If you live in an area that gets rain, snow and cooler temperatures, this tire is a solid choice, thanks to its asymmetrical tread pattern and soybean oil rubber compound that offers improved grip in precipitation.
Hankook’s Winter i*Pike X offers excellent traction in ice, slush and snow. The “claw edge” of the tire increases grip to minimize sliding and improve snow grip. This tire is studdable, meaning it has built-in divots that accommodate studs (sold separately).
Nokian’s Nordman 7 SUV is an interesting studdable snow tire, thanks to its eco-friendly, fuel-efficient rubber compound that reduces rolling resistance. Extra sipes offer improved braking in icy, wet and snowy conditions. This winter tire is from Finland’s Nokian Tyres, known for their high-quality tires, especially for cold-weather driving.
Cooper has designed a good tire for Honda CRV on- and off-road enthusiasts with its Discoverer Road+Trail AT. With any all-terrain tire, you sacrifice a quiet ride in favor of exceptional handling in mud, snow and loose terrain. Reviews say this tire gives a smoother ride on the pavement.
Michelin’s Defender2 is a premium tire that lives up to its reputation. With a UTQG rating of 840 (average in the category is 428), excellent braking, smooth and quiet rides, and an impressive 80,000-mile warranty, these tires deliver. For discerning drivers willing to pay a little more for exceptional quality, you can’t go wrong with Michelin Defender2.
This high-performance all-season tire from Sumitomo rounds out our list of recommendations for Honda CR-V tires. This tire has it all: fuel-efficient compounds, long tread life, winter traction, wet braking and water evacuation, plus a comfortable ride. Some reviews cite increased road noise at higher speeds. The Sumitomo HTR A/S PO3 provides stability, handling, and excellent acceleration.
Tire Agent makes it easy to find the best tires for Honda CR-V drivers’ budgets and driving styles. Whether you have one of the original CR-V models from 1997 (you can find a few around!) or a newer model and you’re ready to replace the factory OEM tires, we’ve got you covered. Honda CR-V has been the automaker’s best-selling car since 2017 (source: Honda). The CR-V is on its sixth generation with the 2023 model year, and every year gets better and better.
Don’t sacrifice quality because you can’t afford the best tires for your Honda CR-V. Tire Agent’s numerous payment options make it easy to lease-to-own and get flexible payment terms that fit your budget. View our payment options now, and then during the checkout process, select the option you want.
*Warranties are subject to change and terms are limited. Refer to manufacturer’s sites for terms and conditions.
**Honda CRV tires prices are subject to change based on size, special offers, and manufacturer suggested retail prices. Prices do not include installation, balancing and disposal of old tires. Shipping from Tire Agent is always free within the continental United States.
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