“Pneu” is commonly used as the French word for “tire.” On this page, it points you to tires and tire-related items.

• Vehicle types: options for passenger cars, SUVs/crossovers, and more.
• Tire styles: all-season, summer, and touring/performance choices.
• Sizes: listed in formats like 225/55R18 or 175/70R14.
• Related items: inner tubes, scooter and wheelbarrow tires, and accessories.

You can narrow results by size, type, or use. If you’re unsure what fits your vehicle, check the driver-door placard or your owner’s manual, then match those details while shopping. Mounting and balancing services may be available at a Walmart Auto Care Center in many areas.

Picking the right size helps with fit and everyday performance.

1. Check your driver-door placard or owner’s manual for the recommended size.
2. Match the full code (e.g., 205/55R16), including width, aspect ratio, and wheel diameter.
3. Confirm the load index (numbers like 84 or 98) and speed rating (letters like T, H, or V) meet your vehicle’s recommendations.
4. Use filters to shop by width, aspect ratio, and rim size to see compatible options.
5. Consider your driving (commute, highway miles, light snow) when choosing a tire type.

If you’re unsure, a tire professional or a Walmart Auto Care Center can help verify fitment and discuss installation.

These tire types are designed for different driving needs and conditions.

• All-season: Balanced traction for varied temperatures and everyday use. They can handle light winter conditions but aren’t a substitute for dedicated winter tires.
• Summer: Designed for warm-weather grip and responsive handling. They aren’t intended for freezing temperatures or snow.
• Touring/Performance: Touring focuses on a smooth, quiet ride and long tread life; performance options emphasize handling and may have higher speed ratings.

Choose based on your local climate, how you drive, and the recommendations in your vehicle manual. Matching type with size, load index, and speed rating helps maintain predictable handling.

You’ll find options for single tires, pairs, and full sets, depending on what you need.

• Singles: Useful for a spare or replacing one tire (match size, type, and tread depth as closely as possible).
• Pairs: Changing two on the same axle can promote balanced handling and traction.
• Sets of four: Helpful for even wear and consistent performance across all corners.

Mixing different tread patterns or types on the same vehicle can affect handling, so a consistent setup is generally advisable. Professional mounting and balancing may be available at a Walmart Auto Care Center, with options to ship to home or store where offered.

Those markings combine a load index (number) and a speed rating (letter).

• Load index (e.g., 91, 98): Indicates how much weight each tire can carry when properly inflated.
• Speed rating (e.g., T, H, V): Indicates the maximum tested speed capability under specified conditions.

For safe, predictable performance, match or exceed the load index and speed rating recommended by your vehicle manufacturer. You can find the original specs on your driver-door placard or in the owner’s manual. When comparing options, keep size, tire type, and these ratings together rather than choosing any one in isolation.