The Kia Stinger is a genuine sporting sedan — rear-wheel drive, twin-turbo options, and a chassis tuned for driving engagement that punches well above its Kia badge. The right tires match that intent: precise handling, strong wet grip, and a performance character that honors the Stinger's engineering.
Kia Stinger tire sizes
Stinger GT (2018-current): 225/40R19 (front), 255/35R19 (rear) — staggered on RWD GT.
Stinger GT AWD: 225/40R19 front, 255/35R19 rear.
Stinger (2.0T base): 225/45R18.
The staggered 225/40R19 front / 255/35R19 rear fitment defines the GT's performance character.
Best tires — Stinger GT (staggered 19-inch)
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 in 225/40R19 front / 255/35R19 rear: the best performance all-season for the Stinger GT. Available in both staggered sizes, excellent dry and wet handling, maintains the Stinger character.
Continental ExtremeContact DWS06+ in 225/40R19 / 255/35R19: a strong performance all-season alternative — DWS life indicators, excellent wet performance, available in staggered Stinger sizes.
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S in 225/40R19 / 255/35R19: for Stinger GT owners who want summer-only maximum performance — best dry lap time in these staggered sizes.
Frequently asked
How much do Kia Stinger tires cost?
225/40R19: $155–220 per tire. 255/35R19: $175–245 per tire. A full staggered set installed: $1,300–1,860.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.