The GMC Canyon and its twin, the Chevy Colorado, offer a smaller and more maneuverable pickup alternative to the full-size trucks. The Canyon AT4 comes with off-road equipment from the factory. Standard Canyon buyers typically want a durable, practical tire for work and daily use.
GMC Canyon tire sizes
3rd gen Canyon (2023-current): 265/60R18 (Pro, Elevation, AT4), 265/65R18 (SLE base), 255/45R22 (Denali Ultimate).
2nd gen Canyon (2015-2022): 225/65R17 (SL, SLE), 255/60R17 (SLT, Denali), 265/65R17 (AT4).
The 265/60R18 covers most current-gen Canyon standard and AT4 trims.
Best tires — Canyon standard (265/60R18)
Michelin Defender LTX M/S in 265/60R18: the best highway/daily driver choice for standard Canyon owners. Long tread life, stable handling, Load Range E available.
Continental TerrainContact H/T in 265/60R18: strong wet performance and long wear in a truck/SUV highway tire. Good value.
Best tires — Canyon AT4 (265/60R18 or 265/65R17)
Falken Wildpeak AT3W in 265/60R18: the best A/T upgrade for AT4 owners — 3PMSF-rated, genuine off-road capability, excellent value.
BF Goodrich KO2 in 265/65R17: the benchmark A/T for Canyon AT4 owners wanting proven trail performance.
Frequently asked
How much do GMC Canyon tires cost?
265/60R18: $145–210 per tire. 265/65R17: $150–215 per tire. A set of four installed (265/60R18): $580–840.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.