Check the driver’s doorjamb sticker or your owner’s manual for the exact Subaru Outback tyre size recommended by the manufacturer. Using the correct size ensures proper fit, accurate speedometer readings, and optimal handling.
For winter driving, Continental’s specialized range delivers exceptional traction on snow and ice, ensuring safety and control. Additionally, Continental all-terrain tyres provide the durability and grip needed for off-road adventures without sacrificing on-road comfort.
Choosing Continental means investing in reliability and performance. We are an OEM-approved manufacturer, trusted by leading vehicle manufacturers to meet their stringent standards for safety and ride quality.
Most common tyre size for the Subaru Outback
The most common tyre size for the Subaru Outback is 225/65 R17. However, depending on the model year and trim, other sizes are applicable. It is essential to check your vehicle’s tyre placard (located on the driver's side doorjamb) or owner’s manual to confirm the correct fitment. Common sizes include:
- 225/65 R17: Standard for Base and Premium trims, offering a balanced and comfortable ride.
- 225/60 R18: Found on Limited and Touring trims for enhanced stability and aesthetics.
- 225/55 R19: Found on higher-spec international versions for sharper handling.
Using the recommended size ensures optimal performance of your Subaru's handling and safety systems, such as EyeSight® and Vehicle Dynamics Control.
FAQs about Subaru Outback tyres
Not necessarily, but you’ll benefit from tyres that match how and where you drive. Choose what aligns with your climate and lifestyle.
Continental delivers premium quality, safety, and durability across all-season, winter, and all-terrain categories. You get confident braking, stable handling, and a comfortable ride. Continental is also OEM-approved by many automakers, reflecting rigorous performance standards.
Refer to the driver's doorjamb sticker or owner's manual for the recommended PSI. Keeping tyres at the specified pressure supports even wear, fuel efficiency, and consistent handling. Check pressures monthly and before long trips.