The Nissan Armada is a full-size body-on-frame SUV that competes with the Toyota Sequoia, Ford Expedition, and Chevrolet Tahoe. It is a large, heavy vehicle — nearly 5,800 lbs — which puts specific demands on tire load ratings and durability. This guide covers the best all-season and off-road options for the Armada.
Nissan Armada tire sizes
The 2017 to present Armada (Y62 generation) uses 275/60R20 across most trims. This is a tall, fairly narrow tire for a vehicle this size, which contributes to the comfortable highway ride. Earlier Armada models (2004 to 2015, Y61 generation) used different sizes — verify on the door sticker for your specific year.
At nearly 5,800 lbs, load index matters on the Armada. Always match or exceed the OEM load index listed on the door sticker. Tires undersized for the vehicle weight can overheat under sustained highway loads or when towing.
Best all-season tires for the Nissan Armada
Continental CrossContact LX25 — the top comfort and quiet pick for the Armada. Excellent wet traction, very low road noise, and a 70,000-mile treadwear warranty in 275/60R20. The right choice for owners who use the Armada as a premium family hauler.
Michelin CrossClimate2 SUV — best all-weather pick for Armada owners who want genuine winter capability. 3PMSF-rated. Slightly firmer ride than the CrossContact but meaningfully better in cold and wet conditions.
Goodyear Wrangler TrailRunner AT — a versatile all-terrain option that handles highway duties well while adding light off-road capability. Available in 275/60R20. 3PMSF-rated. Good choice for Armada owners who occasionally need to leave the pavement.
Michelin Defender LTX M/S — the longest-wearing option for the Armada in 275/60R20. Excellent treadwear ratings and solid all-season performance. Best for owners who prioritize tire longevity and highway comfort over off-road capability.
All-terrain tires for the Armada
The Armada body-on-frame platform supports all-terrain tires if you use the vehicle for towing, off-road access, or rural roads. BF Goodrich KO2 and Falken Wildpeak AT3W are both available in 275/60R20 and deliver genuine off-road capability while remaining livable on highway.
Note: 275/60R20 has a taller sidewall than the typical truck all-terrain setup, which means more sidewall flex — a benefit off-road. The Armada with all-terrain tires handles dirt and gravel roads significantly better than with touring tires.
Frequently asked
What tire size does the Nissan Armada use?
2017 to present Armada (Y62 generation): 275/60R20 on most trims. Earlier 2004 to 2015 models used different sizes. Always verify on the driver door sticker for your year.
How much do Nissan Armada tires cost?
275/60R20 all-season touring: $160 to $240 per tire. 275/60R20 all-terrain: $190 to $280 per tire. A full set of four installed typically runs $640 to $960 at a West Georgia shop depending on tire type.
Can I put all-terrain tires on my Nissan Armada?
Yes — the Armada body-on-frame platform is well-suited to all-terrain tires. The stock 275/60R20 size is available in all-terrain variants from BF Goodrich, Falken, Toyo, and Goodyear. Expect a slight increase in road noise compared to touring all-seasons.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.