The Lexus ES targets the premium comfort sedan buyer — buyers who want Toyota-level reliability, a quiet cabin, and a smooth ride in a near-luxury package. The ES is not performance-oriented: its buyers value refinement over sport. Tire selection should deliver that: quiet, long-wearing, excellent wet grip in a highway sedan format.
Lexus ES tire sizes
7th gen ES (2019-current): 235/45R18 (ES 250, ES 350 base), 235/40R19 (F Sport), 235/45R18 (ES 300h).
6th gen ES (2013-2018): 215/55R17 (ES 300h), 235/45R18 (ES 350).
The 235/45R18 is the dominant ES fitment.
Best tires — standard ES (235/45R18)
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 235/45R18: the best choice for the ES — quiet compound, long tread life, 3PMSF all-weather capability in a tire that complements the ES refined character.
Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack in 235/45R18: engineered for maximum cabin noise reduction — for ES owners who prioritize highway quiet above all else.
Continental PureContact LS in 235/45R18: excellent wet braking, low rolling resistance — good choice for ES 300h hybrid owners.
Frequently asked
How much do Lexus ES tires cost?
235/45R18: $130–190 per tire. 235/40R19: $155–220 per tire. A set of four installed (235/45R18): $520–760.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.