The Nissan Frontier is a capable midsize truck that appeals to buyers who want utility without the size of a full-size truck. The Pro-4X trim is a legitimate off-road truck — tire selection should reflect the specific trim and intended use.
Common Nissan Frontier tire sizes
4th gen Frontier (2022-current): LT265/70R17 (S, SV, Pro-X), LT265/65R17 (Pro-4X OEM).
3rd gen Frontier (2005-2021): LT265/75R16 (XE, SE), LT265/70R16 (Pro-4X OEM), LT265/75R16 (Crew Cab).
The LT265/70R17 is the dominant current-gen size — available in a full range from highway to aggressive M/T.
Best tires — standard Frontier (S, SV)
Michelin Defender LTX M/S in LT265/70R17: the best highway all-season for Frontier owners who primarily use their truck for commuting and light hauling.
Falken Wildpeak AT3W in LT265/70R17: the best upgrade for Frontier SV owners who want off-road capability added. 3PMSF rating; quieter than BFG KO2 on pavement.
Best tires — Frontier Pro-4X
BF Goodrich KO2 in LT265/65R17 or LT265/70R17: the most recommended upgrade for Pro-4X owners. The Pro-4X has Bilstein shocks, skid plates, and locking rear diff — it is built for serious off-road use, and the KO2 matches that capability.
Toyo Open Country RT: for Pro-4X owners who mix trail use with highway miles — the RT's hybrid A/T-M/T character is more refined on pavement than a pure M/T.
Falken Wildpeak MT01: for Pro-4X owners building toward serious off-road or overlanding use.
Frequently asked
How much do Nissan Frontier tires cost?
LT265/70R17 all-season: $135–175 per tire. LT265/70R17 A/T: $150–210 per tire. A set of four installed: $540–840 depending on type.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.