245/50R20
Tires Cleveland

New and used 245/50R20 tires. Fits Ford Explorer, Chevy Traverse, Dodge Durango. Free install package included with every set — mounting, balancing, alignment check, and lifetime rotations.

SUV/CrossoverUsed $40-80 typical · New $89+ · Free installFord ExplorerChevy TraverseDodge Durango

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Free Installation Package

Mount, balance, alignment check, TPMS reset, lifetime rotations. $266+ value included free.

Same-Day Installation

Most 245/50R20 tires installed same day. Walk-ins welcome 7 days a week.

New & Used Options

Budget-friendly used tires; most sizes run $40-80 installed. Major brands available. Every tire inspected.

What Does 245/50R20 Mean?

The tire size 245/50R20 breaks down into three measurements:

245 — Width of the tire in millimeters from sidewall to sidewall
50 — Aspect ratio (sidewall height is 50% of the width)
R20 — Fits a 20-inch wheel (R means radial construction)

This size is commonly found on SUVs and crossovers including Ford Explorer, Chevy Traverse, Dodge Durango. At Nick's Tire & Auto, we fit 245/50R20 in both new and inspected used options. Stock moves daily — call before you drive over.

Vehicles That Use 245/50R20 Tires

Ford Explorer

Chevy Traverse

Dodge Durango

Not sure if 245/50R20 is right for your vehicle? Call us at (216) 862-0005 and we'll confirm the correct size for your year, make, and model.

Choosing tires for an SUV or crossover

SUV tires carry more weight than sedan tires · period. That extra weight wears the tread faster, makes alignment more important, and makes the wrong tire feel sloppy in turns. The two failure modes we see most on SUVs · drivers buying a 'truck' tire that's overbuilt for the vehicle (rough ride, mpg penalty) or buying a 'highway' tire that can't handle even mild snow. For a daily-driven Ohio SUV, look for an 'all-weather' or '3PMSF-rated' tire (three-peak mountain snowflake symbol). That's the new standard for tires that work in real winter without going to dedicated snows. Avoid the cheapest tier · SUV weight shortens the life of bottom-shelf tires fast. We stock the popular SUV sizes including the most-asked ones · 225/65R17, 235/65R18, 245/60R20. If you tow a small trailer or boat, mention it before we order · the load rating you need is one number higher than stock for safe towing margin.

What to look for on the sidewall

Load index — higher = more weight capacity (104+ for full-size SUVs)
3PMSF symbol (three-peak mountain snowflake) for real winter performance
Speed rating H or V for daily driving (T is acceptable on heavier SUVs)
Sidewall labeling — 'all-terrain' for actual off-road, 'all-season' for paved

Worth checking while the tires are off

4-wheel alignment

SUVs go out of alignment faster than sedans · do it with the tires

brake check

heavier vehicle = harder on pads and rotors

tire pressure sensor reset

TPMS often needs a relearn after tire changes · we do it free with installs

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do 245/50R20 tires cost?

Prices vary by brand and type. Used 245/50R20 tires usually run $40-80 installed. New tires range from $89-200+ per tire depending on the brand. All prices include our free install package.

Do you have 245/50R20 tires in stock?

Stock moves daily, so the honest answer is: check before you drive over. Search 245/50R20 on our tires page for current new and used options with installed pricing, or call (216) 862-0005 and we'll look at what's on the rack right now. If we don't have it, we can usually source it.

Can I buy just one or two 245/50R20 tires?

Absolutely. We sell tires individually, in pairs, or as a full set. For best performance and safety, we recommend replacing at least two tires at a time on the same axle.

Do you have payment programs for 245/50R20 tires?

Yes. Payment programs through Acima, Snap Finance, Koalafi and American First Finance. Some don't require established credit. Each provider decides approval and terms.