Best 245/60R14 tires

1 rated tire available in this size, scored on dry, wet, snow, comfort and wear.

Top pick in 245/60R14

BFGoodrich Radial TA

30 owner reviews

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Every rated 245/60R14 tire, by season

Ranked by our Relative score, weighed against how many reviews and tests stand behind it.

How scores work
Relative score
0–100. Blends road tests (60%) and owner reviews (40%) category by category, the same way on every TireWheelGuide page. With only one of the two, it uses that one.
Ranking
A score backed by only a few reviews or tests is pulled toward the typical score before ranking, so a 95 from a dozen reviews can rank below a 92 from hundreds.

Best 245/60R14 all-season tires

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  1. BFGoodrich Radial TA

    30 owner reviews

    89 Check price on Amazon · 245/60R14

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Nearest sizes with rated tires

Within 3% of the overall diameter, on the same rim first. Check the sizes approved for your vehicle before you switch.

245/60R14 in inches

Overall diameter25.6″
Section width9.6″
Rim diameter14″
Sidewall height147 mm
Circumference80.3″
Revolutions per mile788.6

Revolutions per mile: how many times the tire turns in one mile, the count your speedometer is calibrated to.

What rims fit 245/60R14 tires?

A tire fits a range of rim widths. Too narrow or too wide and the sidewall changes shape.

Minimum
7″
Ideal
7.5″
Maximum
8.5″

The rim diameter is fixed at 14″; only the width can change. Rims are usually 70–90% as wide as the tire’s 9.6″ section width.

Sizes often compared with 245/60R14

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245/60R14 — what does it mean?

ParameterMeaning
245The first number is the section width — 245 mm, or about 9.6 inches across the widest part of the tire.
60The second number is the aspect ratio: sidewall height as a percentage of width. At 60%, the sidewall is about 147 mm tall.
R14R means radial construction, which nearly all modern tires use. The number is the rim diameter in inches — this tire fits a 14-inch wheel.