New Tires in Calgary
- Popular Sizes in Stock
- Major Brands Ordered In
- 4.8★ Google Rating
Car, SUV and light-truck tires, mounted and balanced in NE Calgary
Shah Tires Sells and Installs New Tires in Calgary
When you need new tires in Calgary, you want three answers quickly: is my size here, which tire suits how I drive, and how soon can it go on? At 227 41 Ave NE we keep around two dozen car tires, SUV tires and light-truck tires in popular sizes on the rack, and we can order major brands such as Michelin, Bridgestone, Goodyear, Cooper, Toyo and Hankook in most sizes. Every new tire is mounted, balanced and set to your door-placard pressure in our own bay, usually in under an hour for a set of four.
We're an independent shop with over 15 years of tire experience and a 4.8★ rating from 232+ Google reviews. You deal with the people who do the work, not a call centre.
Why the Right New Tires Matter More in Calgary
Calgary is hard on auto tires. Snow can fall in any month from September to May, Chinooks swing the temperature 20 degrees in an afternoon, and spring pothole season on Deerfoot and Stoney Trail punishes sidewalls. A tire that's perfect in Vancouver can feel out of its depth here, and a cheap tire in the wrong type often ends up costing more when it wears out in two seasons or slides through a stop sign on a -25°C morning.
That's why we ask how you split your year before we recommend anything. If you run a separate winter tire set, an all-season tire covers the warm months. If you want one set year-round, a 3PMSF-rated all-weather tire is worth a look. If your pickup sees gravel roads or job sites, LT construction is the safer call.
New Tires Available at Our NE Calgary Shop
Our shelf stock covers common all-season, all-weather and LT sizes from 15 to 21 inches. It moves quickly, especially the weeks before the first snow, so call (587) 894-3516 with your size before you drive over. If your tire isn't here, we can source other sizes and brands and tell you the timing before you commit. Working to a tighter budget? We also sell inspected used tires.
Not sure what size you run? Your tire sizes are printed on the sidewall and on the placard inside the driver's door. Our guide on how to read tire size explains every number.
Haida HD837 and HD668: Everyday SUV and Sedan Tires
Haida makes up much of our rack. The HD837 is a highway-terrain all-season for SUVs and light pickups, stocked in 225/70R16, 235/65R17, 235/75R15 and 245/65R17. The HD668 covers mid-size sedans and compact SUVs in 215/55R16 and 225/65R17. Both are value-priced, quiet on the highway and built for the load ratings those vehicles need.
Mileking MK625: Wide Size Range, Sensible Price
The MK625 is a touring all-season we carry in 215/50R17, 225/60R17, 235/45R18 and 235/65R17, which covers a lot of sedans, crossovers and minivans. For larger performance SUVs, the Mileking MK927 comes in 265/45R21.
Hilo, Rydanz, Haida HD937 and HD927SP: Filling the Gaps
The Hilo Genesys XP1 in 195/55R15 and the Haida HD667 and Runspirit in 195/60R15 and 195/65R15 cover older compact cars that are getting harder to shop for. The Rydanz Raleigh R06 fits 215/55R18 crossovers. At the big end, the Haida HD937 comes in 255/50R20 and 255/55R20 for full-size SUVs, and the HD927SP in 275/40R20 suits performance SUVs on large wheels. All are all-season designs, so plan on a winter set for the cold months.
Habilead ClimateMaster 4S and Compasal Crosstop 4S: One Set All Year
If you'd rather skip the spring and fall swap, these are our in-stock all-weather tires. The Habilead ClimateMaster 4S AS400 in 205/55R16 carries the three-peak mountain snowflake. The Compasal Crosstop 4S comes in 225/65R17 for compact SUVs. Read the full comparison on our all weather tires page.
Michelin Defender2 and CrossClimate2: Premium Options We Can Order
For drivers who want long tread life and a big-name brand, the Michelin Defender2 is a touring all-season built to last, and the CrossClimate2 is a 3PMSF all-weather tire. Neither sits on our shelf, but we can order most sizes; call for availability and pricing.
Bridgestone, Goodyear and Toyo Touring Tires
The Bridgestone Turanza and Alenza lines, the Goodyear Assurance range and the Toyo Extensa and Proxes lines all cover common passenger and SUV sizes. We'll compare two or three in your size so you can weigh price against tread life.
Popular Tire Sizes We Get Asked About
Many people type the size without the slash when they search. Here are the ones we hear most. Fitments vary by trim and year, so always confirm against your door placard:
- 205 55R16: many compact cars and small sedans. In stock as an all-weather.
- 225 65R17: many compact SUVs, including several RAV4, CR-V and Rogue years. In stock in all-season and all-weather.
- 235 65R17: many mid-size SUVs and some minivans. In stock from Haida and Mileking.
- 235 60R18: mid-size crossovers and SUVs. In stock as the Haida Runspirit.
- 235 55R19: newer crossovers on 19-inch wheels, such as upper RAV4 trims. Ordered in.
- 265 70R17 and 275 60R20: half-ton pickups and full-size SUVs. Ordered in; see truck tires.
Choose the Right Tires for Your Car
Start with how you use your vehicle over a full Calgary year.
Shopping for Tires Online in Canada?
Plenty of drivers compare prices from online tires Canada retailers before they buy. That's fine: call us with the exact tire and size and we'll quote it installed, so you can compare the full number. If you've already bought tires elsewhere, call first and we'll book the mount and balance. Whether you call them tyres in Canada or tires, the fitting is what makes them safe.
Getting New Tires Installed at Shah Tires
- Confirm size and loadWe check your placard and current sidewalls and ask how you drive.
- Inspect the wheelsWe look for bent lips, bead-seat corrosion and tired valve stems.
- Mount and balanceEach tire is spin-balanced so there's no shake on Deerfoot at highway speed.
- TPMS, pressure and torqueSensors checked, pressures set to spec and lug nuts torqued. Recheck after 100 km.
Whether you shop tires with us in person or bring in a set you found elsewhere, the fitting follows the same steps. Prices exclude GST, and the Alberta tire recycling fee applies to new tires. See our tire installation page for what's included.
Financing Available on New Tires
Financing and payment plans are available, subject to approval. Ask us for current options.
Looking for New 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 or order it in. We're minutes from McKnight Blvd, Edmonton Trail and Deerfoot Trail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have new tires in stock right now?
Yes. We keep around two dozen popular passenger, SUV and light-truck sizes on the rack, including all-season, all-weather and LT all-terrain and mud-terrain tires. Stock changes daily, so call (587) 894-3516 with your size and we'll confirm what's available before you drive over.
Can you order Michelin, Bridgestone or Goodyear tires?
Yes. We can order most sizes from major brands including Michelin, Bridgestone, Firestone, Goodyear, Cooper, Toyo, Hankook and Kapsen. We don't keep them on the shelf, so call with your size and the model you have in mind and we'll confirm availability, pricing and timing before you commit.
How do I find my tire size?
Look on the sidewall of your current tires for a code like 225/65R17, or check the placard inside the driver's door jamb. The first number is width in millimetres, the second is sidewall height as a percentage, R means radial and the last number is the wheel diameter in inches.
Does the tire price include installation?
We quote tires and installation together so you know the full cost before we start. Mounting, balancing and setting pressures are part of every new tire job. Prices exclude GST, and the Alberta tire recycling fee applies to new tires. Call for today's price on your size.
Do I need to replace all four tires at once?
Not always. On all-wheel-drive vehicles such as a RAV4, CR-V or Tesla, most makers want all four tires close in tread depth, so four is usually best. On front- or rear-wheel drive, a matching pair is often fine. We normally put the newer pair on the rear axle for stability.
How long does it take to install new tires?
If your size is in stock, a set of four is usually mounted, balanced and back on the vehicle in under an hour. Large truck tires, low-profile sizes and vehicles needing a TPMS relearn can take a little longer. Booking ahead helps in October and April.
Will you install tires I bought online?
Call first so we can confirm the size and book a time. We mount and balance tires on most passenger cars, SUVs and light trucks, and we check your wheels, valve stems and TPMS sensors while the tires are off. Bring the tires in their wrapping so we can see the date codes.
How do I know when my tires need replacing?
Replace them at about 4/32 of tread for good wet grip, or 5/32 if they are your winter tires. Also watch for sidewall cracks, bulges, uneven wear on one edge and a DOT date more than about six years old. Drop by and we'll measure your tread and tell you honestly how much life is left.