The Hyundai Sonata competes with the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord. The standard Sonata focuses on style and value, while the hybrid prioritizes efficiency, and the N-Line adds genuine sport suspension tuning. Each variant has different tire priorities.
Common Hyundai Sonata tire sizes
8th gen Sonata (2020-current): 235/45R18 (SE, SEL), 235/40R19 (Limited, SEL Plus), 245/40R18 (N-Line).
Sonata Hybrid (2020-current): 225/45R18 — distinct size optimized for rolling resistance.
The 235/45R18 covers most standard Sonata trims.
Best tires — standard Sonata (235/45R18)
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 235/45R18: the best all-around choice — 3PMSF capability, long tread life, confident wet handling that suits the Sonata sedan character.
Continental PureContact LS in 235/45R18: excellent wet braking, low rolling resistance, refined compound for a comfortable and quiet sedan ride.
Best tires — Sonata Hybrid (225/45R18)
Continental PureContact LS in 225/45R18: low rolling resistance is the priority for hybrid efficiency. Strong wet grip, refined compound.
Bridgestone Ecopia HL 422 Plus: designed specifically for hybrid and EV efficiency — very low rolling resistance at a competitive price.
Best tires — Sonata N-Line (245/40R18)
Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ in 245/40R18: best match for the N-Line sport suspension — dry and wet handling precision, available in the 245/40R18 size.
Frequently asked
How much do Hyundai Sonata tires cost?
235/45R18: $120–175 per tire. 225/45R18 (Hybrid): $115–165 per tire. 245/40R18 (N-Line): $130–185 per tire. A set of four installed (235/45R18): $480–700.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.