The Dodge Durango is unique in the three-row SUV segment — available with a naturally-aspirated V8 or the 710-hp SRT Hellcat. The right tire depends on whether performance or family utility comes first.
Common Dodge Durango tire sizes
Durango SXT, GT, Citadel (2011-current): 235/65R17 (base), 265/50R20 (GT, Citadel), 295/45R20 (R/T).
Durango R/T, SRT 392: 295/45R20.
Durango SRT Hellcat: 295/45R20 (standard), with factory summer tires.
Most Durango owners replace in 265/50R20 or 295/45R20 — the two most common sizes across trims.
Best tires — SXT, GT, Citadel
Michelin CrossClimate2: the best all-around tire for Durango family use. Available in 265/50R20 — excellent wet grip and 3PMSF winter capability.
Continental CrossContact LX25: excellent wet performance and fuel economy for everyday Durango driving.
Bridgestone Alenza Sport A/S: specifically designed for performance SUVs — strong wet and dry grip in 265/50R20.
Best tires — Durango R/T, SRT, and Hellcat
The R/T and SRT models use 295/45R20 — a wide, low-profile performance SUV size.
Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 4: the best max-performance all-season for R/T and SRT owners — excellent wet and dry grip in 295/45R20.
Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+: an excellent alternative in 295/45R20 for R/T owners wanting genuine all-season performance capability.
Pirelli P Zero All Season Plus Elect: for Durango SRT Hellcat owners who want OEM-character replacement — Pirelli is the original equipment partner.
Frequently asked
How much do Dodge Durango tires cost?
265/50R20 (standard trims): $130–190 per tire. 295/45R20 (R/T, SRT): $160–230 per tire. A set of four installed: $520–760 for standard, $640–920 for performance trims.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.