All Season Tires in Calgary
- 20+ Sizes in Stock
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Quiet, long-wearing tires for spring, summer and fall in NE Calgary
Shah Tires Stocks All Season Tires in Calgary
All season tires in Calgary do their best work from the spring thaw to the first hard frost: quiet on Deerfoot, sure-footed in a July downpour and slow to wear on hot pavement. We keep all season tires in more than twenty sizes on the rack at 227 41 Ave NE, from 15-inch commuter sizes to 21-inch SUV fitments, and we can order Michelin, Bridgestone, Goodyear, Toyo, Hankook and Cooper models in most sizes. Everything is mounted and balanced the same visit.
We'll also tell you straight where an all season stops making sense in a Calgary winter, so you can plan the rest of your year.
Why All Season Tires Are Really Three-Season Tires in Calgary
An all season tire is a compromise by design. The compound is firm enough to last and handle well in summer heat, and the tread has enough grooves and siping to cope with rain and light slush. Many carry the M+S mark, which describes tread shape rather than tested snow grip.
That's why tire techs here call them three-season tires. From May to October they are the right tire for most cars. Once daytime highs sit below about 7°C the rubber firms up and grip falls away, and on packed snow or the ice left after a Chinook refreeze, the gap to a winter tire is large. The smart Calgary setup is all seasons for the warm months and a dedicated winter tire set from October to May.
All Season Tires Available Now in NE Calgary
Our all season stock covers most compact cars, sedans, minivans, crossovers and SUVs we see in the bay, from a Nissan Sentra up to a Cadillac Escalade. Stock moves fast, so call (587) 894-3516 with your size. If it isn't here, we can source other sizes and brands. Not sure of your size? Read how to read tire size.
Haida HD668 and HD667: Commuter Sedans and Compact Cars
The HD668 in 215/55R16 and 225/65R17 is our go-to for mid-size sedans and compact SUVs. The HD667 in 195/60R15 covers older compact cars. Both are touring designs tuned for a quiet ride and even wear on city roads.
Mileking MK625 and MK927: Crossovers to Performance SUVs
The MK625 comes in 215/50R17, 225/60R17, 235/45R18 and 235/65R17, spanning hatchbacks, crossovers and minivans. The MK927 in 265/45R21 is built for larger performance SUVs with a higher speed rating.
Haida HD837, HD937 and Habilead PracticalMax H/T: SUV Highway Tires
For SUVs that live on pavement, highway-terrain all seasons carry the extra weight quietly. We stock the Haida HD837 in four sizes from 15 to 17 inches, the HD937 in 255/50R20 and 255/55R20, and the Habilead PracticalMax H/T RS21 in 245/60R18. The Haida HD927SP in 275/40R20 suits luxury and performance SUVs on big wheels.
Rydanz Raleigh R06, Haida Runspirit and Hilo Genesys XP1
The Rydanz Raleigh R06 fits 215/55R18 crossovers. The Haida Runspirit comes in 195/65R15 and 235/60R18, and the Hilo Genesys XP1 in 195/55R15 keeps older compact cars on the road without a premium price. Compare them on our tire brands page.
Michelin Defender2 and Bridgestone Turanza: Premium Touring We Can Order
If long tread life and a quiet cabin come first, the Michelin Defender2 and Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack are two of the best-known touring all seasons. We can order most sizes; call for availability and pricing. See our Michelin tires page for more.
Goodyear, Toyo, Hankook and Cooper Options
The Goodyear Assurance MaxLife, Toyo Extensa A/S II, Hankook Kinergy PT and Cooper Endeavor Plus are dependable mid-range picks. We'll compare a few in your size so you can weigh cost against expected wear.
Performance All Season Tires for EVs and Sport Sedans
A Tesla, BMW or Acura needs more than the right size. Electric vehicles are heavy and deliver instant torque, so they need an adequate load index, and many use tires with foam inserts to cut cabin noise. Sport sedans need the correct speed rating and a firmer sidewall. We always match or exceed the load and speed rating on your placard, and we'll tell you when a cheaper tire would be a step down for your car.
Choose the Right Tires for Your Car
Match the tire to your vehicle, not just the size.
All Season vs Winter Tires: What Changes Below 7°C
| Condition | All season tires | Winter tires |
|---|---|---|
| Summer heat, dry roads | Excellent, long wear | Wears quickly |
| Summer rain | Very good | Good |
| Cold dry pavement | Reduced grip | Good |
| Packed snow | Limited | Excellent |
| Ice after a Chinook refreeze | Poor | Very good |
Can you drive all season tires through a Calgary winter? Legally, yes. If you rarely leave the inner city and can stay home on storm days, good tread will get you around. If you commute on Stoney Trail at 6 a.m., drive to Banff, or live on a hill in Huntington Hills, you'll find their limits quickly. Book your spring and fall swap on our tire change page.
Getting All Season Tires Installed at Shah Tires
Every set is mounted, spin-balanced, set to your placard pressure and torqued to spec, and we check TPMS sensors and valve stems while the wheels are off. A set of four in stock usually takes under an hour. To make them last, rotate every 8,000 to 10,000 km with a tire rotation and check pressures monthly: tires lose roughly 1 psi for every 5 to 6°C drop.
Price depends mostly on size, then brand and tread design. Our installation price table reads "Call for today's price" where tire prices move with supply. Prices exclude GST, and the Alberta tire recycling fee applies to new tires. On a tight budget? See cheap tires in Calgary.
Financing Available
Spread the cost of a new set. Financing and payment plans are available, subject to approval; ask us for current options.
Looking for All Season Tires in Calgary?
Your NE Calgary tire shop, open Monday to Saturday, 9 to 6.
Mon–Sat: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Sun: Closed
Call with your size and we'll confirm stock before you come. We're just east of Centre St N, near McKnight Blvd and Edmonton Trail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all season tires good enough for Calgary winters?
They handle bare roads and light snow, but struggle on packed snow and ice, and their rubber hardens below about 7°C. Most Calgary drivers are better served by winter tires from October to May, or by a 3PMSF-rated all-weather tire if they want one set for the whole year.
What is the difference between all season and all weather tires?
All season tires are built mainly for spring, summer and fall, and most carry only the M+S mark. All weather tires carry the three-peak mountain snowflake, meaning they passed a snow traction test, and can stay on all year. All seasons usually wear longer in summer heat.
Why do people call them three-season tires?
In a climate like Calgary's, an all season tire performs well from spring to fall, but its compound stiffens and loses grip in real winter cold. Calling them three-season tires is a reminder that they aren't a substitute for winter tires on snow and ice here.
What all season sizes do you have in stock?
We stock all season tires in more than twenty sizes, from 195/55R15 up to 265/45R21 and 275/40R20, from Haida, Mileking, Hilo, Rydanz and Habilead. Call (587) 894-3516 to confirm your size. We can also order major brands such as Michelin, Bridgestone and Goodyear in most sizes.
When should I switch back to all season tires in spring?
When daytime highs stay above about 7°C and the forecast looks settled, usually around mid-May in Calgary. Switching in early April often means getting caught by a late snowfall, which happens here most years. Book a week or two ahead to avoid the spring rush.
How long do all season tires last?
It depends on the tire, the vehicle and how it's driven. Rotating every 8,000 to 10,000 km, keeping pressures right and swapping to winter tires in the fall all extend their life. Replace them at about 4/32 of tread for good wet grip, and check the DOT date after six years.
Can I mix all season and winter tires?
No. Mixing them gives the front and rear axles very different grip, which can cause a slide under braking or in a turn. Always run four matching tires of the same type, and keep each set together from season to season.
How long does it take to install all season tires?
If your size is in stock, a set of four is usually mounted, balanced and back on the vehicle in under an hour. Booking ahead helps in May, when many Calgary drivers switch back from winter tires in the same few weeks.