The Chrysler 300 is a large rear-wheel-drive luxury sedan competing with the Dodge Charger on performance and the Lincoln MKZ on refinement. Its tire needs balance the RWD power application (wet safety matters) with the expected quiet luxury ride.
Common Chrysler 300 tire sizes
LC generation (2011-current): 225/60R18 (base), 245/45R20 (300S), 245/40R20 (300C), 275/40R20 (SRT8).
The 245/45R20 covers the 300S — the most common performance variant.
Best tires — standard 300 (225/60R18)
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 225/60R18: best upgrade for base 300 owners. Long tread life, all-weather capability, and quiet highway refinement.
Continental PureContact LS: excellent wet grip and fuel efficiency for the 300 as a highway cruiser.
Best tires — 300S and 300C (245/45R20)
Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ in 245/45R20: the best performance all-season for 300S owners. RWD vehicles benefit most from this tire's wet grip advantage.
Michelin Pilot Sport AS 4: for 300C owners who want the best year-round performance all-season available in 245/45R20.
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 245/45R20: for 300 owners who prioritize long tread life and all-weather confidence over sport performance.
Frequently asked
How much do Chrysler 300 tires cost?
225/60R18: $115–160 per tire. 245/45R20: $140–200 per tire. A set of four installed (245/45R20): $560–800.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.