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Compiled & checked by the site's publisher from manufacturer, NHTSA & USTMA data · Updated 2026-07-24
The Acura RDX is the sportiest compact luxury SUV in its class — Acura's SH-AWD system and sharp suspension tune reward a tire that delivers precise handling response alongside all-weather safety.
Common Acura RDX tire sizes
3rd gen RDX (2019-current): 235/55R19 (base, Technology), 255/45R20 (A-Spec, PMC Edition).
2nd gen RDX (2013-2018): 235/60R18 (all trims).
The 235/55R19 is the dominant size for 3rd gen base and Technology trims.
Best tires
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 235/55R19: the best upgrade for RDX owners. Year-round confidence, strong wet braking, and a refinement level that matches the RDX's premium positioning.
Continental CrossContact LX25: wet performance leader — the RDX's SH-AWD benefits most from tires with strong wet grip on all four wheels.
Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ in 255/45R20: for A-Spec owners who drive the RDX more assertively — the best all-season performance option in the A-Spec size.
Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack: the quietest option for RDX Technology and base owners who prioritize cabin refinement.
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Choosing RDX tires for West Georgia driving
Think about how you actually use the RDX before you shop. Most owners here split time between the interstate and around-town errands, with the occasional soaked commute, and that points straight at a premium all-season with strong wet grip. If you want winter confidence for a run up to the mountains, a 3PMSF-rated all-weather tire covers you without needing a second set.
Budget matters, but this is a car where the tire does real work. The RDX rides on the sportier end of its class, so a bargain-bin tire dulls the handling you paid for and gives up wet-weather braking. When you're not sure which tier fits your driving, a local shop can walk you through the options and match a tire to your commute rather than upselling the priciest box on the rack.
Best Tires for Acura RDX at a glance
| Tire | Size | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Michelin CrossClimate2 | 235/55R19 | the best upgrade for RDX owners. Year-round confidence, strong wet braking, and a refinement level that matches the RDX's premium positioning. |
| Continental CrossContact LX25 | Not specified | wet performance leader — the RDX's SH-AWD benefits most from tires with strong wet grip on all four wheels. |
| Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ | 255/45R20 | for A-Spec owners who drive the RDX more assertively — the best all-season performance option in the A-Spec size. |
| Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack | Not specified | the quietest option for RDX Technology and base owners who prioritize cabin refinement. |
Frequently asked
How much do Acura RDX tires cost?
235/55R19: $130–180 per tire. 255/45R20: $145–200 per tire. A set of four installed (235/55R19): $520–720.
Does the Acura RDX need matched tires for SH-AWD?
Yes, if you have Super-Handling All-Wheel Drive. SH-AWD constantly shuffles torque between wheels and is sensitive to tread differences, so keep all four tires matched and replace them as a set. Older front-wheel-drive RDX models (SH-AWD became standard for the 2025 model year) can be replaced in pairs — put the new pair on the rear axle for better wet stability.
How do I know when my RDX needs new tires?
Check the tread with a penny, and pay attention to how the car feels in the rain. If stops are getting longer or the RDX starts to feel loose on wet pavement, the tread's telling you something even before it hits the wear bars. Aging or cracking rubber is its own reason to replace, tread depth aside. When in doubt, a shop can measure all four in a couple minutes.
Where can I get RDX tires installed near me in West Georgia?
We'll match you with a local shop in the Carrollton and West Georgia area that carries the RDX's sizes and understands the SH-AWD matched-set rule. That matters on this car, since mixing tread depths across the all-wheel-drive system isn't a good idea. Getting matched is free, and you're working with a real local shop.
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Last updated 2026-07-24. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.