Replacing all four tires typically costs between about $360 and $1,800 for four tires installed, depending on tire type and the addition of services such as mounting, balancing, alignment, and TPMS work. Prices vary by brand, vehicle, location, and shop promotions.
Cost ranges by tire type
The following ranges cover common market prices for four tires installed, including mounting and balancing but excluding taxes and potential alignment or TPMS charges.
- Budget/economy tires: roughly $360–$600 total for four tires installed.
- Mid-range tires: roughly $500–$900 total for four tires installed.
- Premium/performace tires: roughly $900–$1,800 total for four tires installed.
Prices can fluctuate with sales, regional differences, and whether you’re buying just the tires or a full service that includes disposal of old tires and any associated fees.
Other costs to consider
Beyond the price of the tires themselves, you may encounter additional charges or optional services that affect the final bill.
typically $60–$150 if needed after tire installation. replacing sensors can run about $50–$100 per sensor, plus labor if applicable; replacing all four can add substantially to the total. often $2–$3 per tire, depending on the shop. optional coverage that can add $40–$120 per tire, depending on the plan and terms.
Shop policies vary, so it’s best to confirm exactly what’s included in a given quote and whether any of these services are required for your vehicle.
Summary
In practical terms, a four-tire replacement can be as affordable as a few hundred dollars for basic budget tires with standard installation, or exceed a thousand dollars for premium tires with additional services. Always request a written estimate that itemizes tires, installation, disposal, alignment, TPMS, and any warranties to compare options accurately.