The Honda Ridgeline is the most car-like truck sold in North America — a unibody AWD platform with a smooth ride and practical truck bed. Its tire needs lean toward highway refinement and wet performance over aggressive off-road capability.
Common Honda Ridgeline tire sizes
2nd gen Ridgeline (2017-current): 245/60R18 (Sport, RTL), 265/65R17 (Black Edition, Sport RTL-E).
The 245/60R18 is the most common size for standard trims.
Best tires
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 245/60R18: the top recommendation for Ridgeline owners. The Ridgeline is primarily a highway truck — the CrossClimate2 wet braking and tread life match that use case, while the 3PMSF rating adds winter confidence.
Continental TerrainContact H/T in 245/60R18: the refined highway choice for Ridgeline owners who stay on pavement — quieter than an A/T, better wet performance than a basic highway tire.
Michelin Defender LTX M/S in 245/60R18: for maximum tread life — ideal for Ridgeline owners who commute long distances.
Falken Wildpeak AT3W in 245/60R18: for Black Edition and Sport owners who want trail capability — unusually quiet for an A/T and well-suited to the Ridgeline's car-like character.
Frequently asked
How much do Honda Ridgeline tires cost?
245/60R18: $120–170 per tire. A set of four installed: $480–680.
Does the Honda Ridgeline need all-terrain tires?
Only for owners who regularly leave the pavement. The Ridgeline's standard ride height and unibody construction are not optimized for aggressive off-road use. For light trail use, the Falken Wildpeak AT3W is the right choice. For pavement-primary driving, the Michelin CrossClimate2 or Defender LTX M/S are better matches.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.