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Compiled & checked by the site's publisher from manufacturer, NHTSA & USTMA data · Updated 2026-07-24
The Toyota GR Supra returned in 2020 as a joint project with BMW, sharing platform, engine (BMW B58 inline-six), and chassis with the BMW Z4 M40i. It is rear-wheel-drive, relatively light at 3,400 lbs, and uses a staggered tire fitment. The Supra is a driver's car that rewards good tires disproportionately. This is not a vehicle where budget tires make sense.
Toyota GR Supra tire sizes
The GR Supra 3.0 (2020 to present) uses a staggered fitment: 255/35ZR19 front and 275/35ZR19 rear on 19-inch wheels. The 2.0 entry-level uses 255/40ZR18 front and 275/40ZR18 rear on 18-inch wheels.
The A91 Edition and special trims share the same sizes as the 3.0. The staggered fitment means front and rear tires cannot be rotated, so plan on buying two pairs, not four identical tires.
Best summer tires for the Toyota Supra
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S (255/35ZR19, 275/35ZR19): the benchmark summer tire for the Supra. Available in both staggered sizes. The PS4S is the factory-recommended upgrade from the OEM Michelin Pilot Super Sport, same family, more current generation. Dry grip, steering feel, and progressive limit behavior are all exceptional.
Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02 (255/35ZR19, 275/35ZR19): a strong value alternative in Supra staggered sizes. Competes with the PS4S in independent tests at a lower price. Slightly less communicative steering feel at the limit, but excellent outright grip.
Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R (255/35ZR19): for Supra owners who track the car. Semi-slick compound, exceptional dry grip, but significantly less wet weather capability and shorter tread life. Not a daily-driver tire.
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Sport all-season options for the Supra
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 (255/35ZR19, 275/35ZR19): the best year-round choice for Supra owners who want one set of tires. Available in both staggered sizes. The PSAS4 keeps the Supra usable in mixed weather at the cost of some peak summer grip, a reasonable trade for a car driven year-round.
Best Tires for the Toyota GR Supra at a glance
| Tire | Size | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Michelin Pilot Sport 4S | 255/35ZR19, 275/35ZR19 | the benchmark summer tire for the Supra. Available in both staggered sizes. The PS4S is the factory-recommended upgrade from the OEM Michelin Pilot Super Sport, same family, more current generation. Dry grip, steering feel, and progressive limit behavior are all exceptional. |
| Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02 | 255/35ZR19, 275/35ZR19 | a strong value alternative in Supra staggered sizes. Competes with the PS4S in independent tests at a lower price. Slightly less communicative steering feel at the limit, but excellent outright grip. |
| Pirelli P Zero Trofeo R | 255/35ZR19 | for Supra owners who track the car. Semi-slick compound, exceptional dry grip, but significantly less wet weather capability and shorter tread life. Not a daily-driver tire. |
Frequently asked
What tire size does the Toyota GR Supra use?
Supra 3.0 (19-inch staggered): 255/35ZR19 front, 275/35ZR19 rear. Supra 2.0 (18-inch staggered): 255/40ZR18 front, 275/40ZR18 rear. Verify on the driver door sticker.
How much do Toyota Supra tires cost?
255/35ZR19: $200 to $320 per tire. 275/35ZR19 rear: $220 to $360 per tire. A full staggered set of four on 19-inch wheels installed runs $840 to $1,360.
Why can't I rotate the tires on my Supra?
If your Supra runs a staggered setup, with wider tires on the rear than the front, they physically can't swap positions. That means the rears, which handle the power, tend to wear out faster than the fronts. Many owners end up buying rear tires between full sets. Check front and rear tread depth separately.
Do I really need performance tires on a Supra?
On a light rear-drive sports car, yes, the tire is doing a lot of the work. A budget tire gives up grip and predictable limit behavior right where this car earns its keep. Save money elsewhere, not here. A performance shop can match the right summer or sport all-season to how you drive it.
Should I run summer or all-season tires on my Supra?
If you only drive it in warm, dry weather, a summer tire gives you the sharpest grip. If it's a year-round car and you want to keep driving on cool or damp days, a sport all-season is the smarter pick. West Georgia's mild winters make an all-season very livable. A shop can lay out both in your sizes.
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Last updated 2026-07-24. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.