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275/50R22 tires
37 tires in 275/50R22 from 12 brands, shipped free to the 48 contiguous states and DC, or installed at our shop in South Florida.
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8 of 37 275/50R22 tires
A first look at what is in 275/50R22. The full list has every brand, with filters for season, load and speed.

Pirelli Scorpion MS
275/50R22 116H · all-season, load range XL
$586.00
per tire
Vogue Tyres Custom Built Radial XIV SCT2 White/Gold
275/50R22 115V · specialty, load range XL
$576.00
per tire

Nexen Tire Roadian GTX
275/50R22 111H · all-season
$273.00
per tire

Toyo Tires Celsius II
275/50R22 111T · all-season, 3PMSF winter rated
$372.00
per tire

Hankook iON HT IHT01
275/50R22 116H · truck and SUV, load range XL, EV rated
$349.00
per tire

Toyo Tires Open Country A/T III EV
275/50R22 115H · truck and SUV, load range XL, 3PMSF winter rated, EV rated
$523.00
per tire

General Tire Grabber HTS60
275/50R22 115H · truck and SUV, load range XL
$317.00
per tire

Nitto Recon Grappler A/T
275/50R22 115T · truck and SUV, load range XL
$449.00
per tire
Prices are per tire; most cars take a set of 4. The total, with shipping free to the 48 contiguous states and DC, is shown before anything is confirmed.
The numbers
What 275/50R22 means
275/50R22 means a 275 mm section width, a sidewall 50% as tall as it is wide (about 138 mm), on a 22-inch wheel. The overall diameter works out to about 32.8 inches, which is what a replacement size has to match closely.
275/50R22 is the typical original-equipment size on the Rivian R1T. Trims and option packages differ, so check the sticker inside your driver's door or the sidewall of the tire on the car before ordering.
The two letters after the size on a tire (for example 102T) are its load index and speed rating. A replacement should meet or exceed the ones on your door sticker; our load and speed check reads them for you, and how to read a tire size explains the rest of the sidewall.
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