By the Rims & Tires Team
Compiled & reviewed by our West Georgia tire & wheel research team · Updated 2026-07-24
The Lamborghini Urus is one of the fastest production SUVs in the world — a twin-turbocharged V8 with active torque vectoring, carbon-ceramic brakes, and tires developed by Pirelli specifically for the Urus platform. Tire replacement requires factory-approved fitments with the correct load index for a 4,850 lb vehicle with supercar-level performance.
Lamborghini Urus tire sizes
The Urus uses a staggered fitment across three wheel options: 285/45R21 front / 315/40R21 rear (21-inch base), 285/40R22 front / 325/35R22 rear (22-inch), and 285/35R23 front / 325/30R23 rear (23-inch, the largest factory option). The Urus Performante offers the 22- and 23-inch options, with Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R summer tires available.
These are large, specialized tires. Availability is limited compared to mainstream sizes — Pirelli and Michelin are the primary suppliers.
Best tires for the Lamborghini Urus
Pirelli P Zero (285/35R23 front / 325/30R23 rear) — the OEM tire developed by Pirelli specifically for the Urus. Available in all three staggered wheel sizes (21, 22, and 23-inch). No other tire is factory-approved for the Urus at launch. The only recommendation for stock Urus replacement.
Pirelli P Zero Corsa — summer performance upgrade for Urus owners who track the car. The Corsa is a semi-slick compound in a street-legal package; verify availability in your exact Urus fitment.
Frequently asked
What tire size does the Lamborghini Urus use?
285/35R23 front / 325/30R23 rear on 23-inch forged alloy wheels. OEM: Pirelli P Zero.
How much do Lamborghini Urus tires cost?
285/35R23: $450 to $650 per tire. 325/30R23 rear: $500 to $700 per tire. A full staggered set installed exceeds $3,800 at most retailers.
Do I have to replace all four tires on the Urus at once?
Usually yes. The Urus runs a staggered performance setup and an all-wheel-drive system that wants closely matched tread, so mixing worn and new tires can hurt handling and add drivetrain strain. Replace in axle pairs at a minimum, and go with a full set when the wear gap is significant. A specialist shop can advise on your specific tires.
Why are Urus tires so expensive?
They're large, high-performance, high-load tires engineered for a heavy, very fast SUV, and there aren't many options in the size, all of which pushes the price up. There's no real budget shortcut here without compromising safety. Get a quote from a shop that handles exotic fitments so you know the true out-the-door cost.
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Last updated 2026-07-24. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.