Best Tires for Hyundai Santa Fe

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Rank	Manufacturers	Ratings	Avg. rating	Votes	Reviews	Positive	Neutral	Negative
1.	Goodyear	11%	5.0	6	2	2	0	0
2.	BRIDGESTONE	5%	4.0	3	1	1	0	0
3.	MICHELIN	5%	5.0	3	1	1	0	0
4.	Hankook	0%	3.0	0	1	0	1	0
5.	Continental	0%	3.0	0	2	1	0	1
6.	YOKOHAMA	0%	2.0	-3	1	0	0	1
7.	Kumho	0%	2.5	-3	3	0	2	1
8.	Pirelli	0%	2.4	-3	4	1	1	2
9.	OEM Hyundai	0%	1.0	-3	1	0	0	1

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Continental › Tires

OttaCee 1 Aug 2024, 14:38

Rating 4.0

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Just put these Conti Crosscontact LX25 on my Hyundai Sante Fe. So much better than the Kumho Crugen previously on that wore out very quickly (got 25,000 rotated every 7500 miles) and not quiet on the road. Yes the $110 rebate did help with the decision. Put on around 800 miles and pretty happy with them. Like other Conti, quiet on the road. There's less road feeling but for a family car, fine for my wife.

Pros: quiet on road, better than previous

Cons: less road feeling

Vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe

Mileage: 800 km

BRIDGESTONE › Tires

AdoptARescueDog 8 Feb 2017, 18:12

Rating 4.0

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I use Blizzak DMV2 (suv version of the WS80) on my Santa Fe. Unstoppable in deep snow, but that has mattered maybe twice so far this winter. On ice they have been better than my all seasons, but they have not been incredible.

Pros: unstoppable in deep snow

Cons: not incredible on ice

Vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe

Hankook › Tires

Interesting-Meal-743 27 Oct 2023, 03:29

Rating 3.0

Still love my 2020 SE except original Hankook tires. They are wearing already at low mileage 23K.

Cons: wearing quickly

Vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe

Mileage: 23000 km

Pirelli › Tires

scypheroth 3 Jun 2025, 15:37

Rating 1.0

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I can vouch for the author's post. I work at a Hyundai dealership We've been having nothing but problems with Pirelli tires on these new Santa fes and Palisades.... Some will fail after 3,000 km some will fail after 10,000 km all with the same symptoms like the OP post bubbling sidewalls No there was no impact no damage done to rim nothing We've even had instances where these tires have been separating from the inside out the sound depth and foam will be losing its glue on the inside of the tire and come loose while driving cause some massive vibrations

Cons: bubbling sidewalls, massive vibrations

Vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe

Mileage: 3000 km

OEM Hyundai › Tires

planetplenty 28 Dec 2024, 14:07

Rating 1.0

Bought a new 2025 SF calligraphy last week , drove approx. 300 miles and got a flat ( some kind of large fence wire staple is stuck in the rear tire)

Cons: no spare tire, flat tire

Vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe

Mileage: 300 km

YOKOHAMA › Tires

ottawamale 29 Aug 2024, 21:03

Rating 2.0

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I've got a set of Yokohama tires I use for the summer. Very little wear on them, they've seen about 15,000 km total use, not cracked or dry rotted, stored indoors over the winter. They are however from 2016. This year I started hearing a whine in the front end, sounded a bit like a wheel bearing. On freshly laid asphalt it's silent or nearly so. On older pavement it's louder. On the highway in rain, it got REALLY loud, and I could feel a hum in the pedal. Like, loud enough I slowed to about 80kph as I was worried something was going to let go on the car. Pavement went dry? Went back to the normal "bearing" noise. Theres no shaking or balance issues, they drive true and straight, it's just this noise. Car is a 2011 santa fe, in Canada. I bought the tires new in 2016.

Pros: very little wear, drive true and straight

Cons: whine in front end, loud in rain, hum in pedal

Vehicle: Hyundai Santa Fe

Mileage: 15000 km