Vehicles that use 315/35R20 tire size:

• Porsche Panamera
• Ferrari 812 Superfast
• Ferrari F12 Berlinetta
• BMW X5
• BMW X5M
• BMW X6
• BMW X6M

1. Bridgestone Alenza A/S Ultra - Best All-Season Tire

Let’s kick this list off with the Alenza A/S Ultra from Bridgestone, a highly versatile all-season tire that has consistently received high marks for its year-round performance on dry, wet, or snowy roads. It’s a very competent tire that’s been applauded for its refined ride quality and low highway noise, the kind you’d expect with a Grand Touring tire, and delivering the value, performance, and extended wear you need. The Alenza A/S Ultra is one of the newer iterations of Bridgestone’s proven Alenza tire family, and Bridgestone approached its design around the goals of long, even tread wear, and crisp, accurate handling. Bridgestone engineered the Alenza A/S Ultra with an advanced silica-based tread compound that offers dependable grip in wet or wintry conditions, excellent wear properties, good heat dissipation, and significant noise suppression. When the roads are slick with rain, the Alenza A/S Ultra’s asymmetric all-season tread pattern channels water away from the tire’s contact path with wide circumferential and angled grooves that resist a tendency toward hydroplaning. If the snow starts piling up, there’s Bridgestone’s Snow Vices, grooves designed to build safe, reliable traction by picking up and retaining snow to develop snow-on-snow friction. A dense pattern of sipes multiplies the tread’s surface area and traction to slice through snow and slush by adding hundreds of extra biting edges. You’ll love the library-quiet ride of the Alenza A/S Ultra; Bridgestone’s Quiet Track technology package reduces resonances and pattern noise and negates specific frequencies for a peaceful and serene ride. The internal construction of the Alenza A/S Ultra includes a polyester casing with two steel belts and a spiral-wound nylon cap layer, delivering the long wear, durability, secure, dead-solid road feel, and straight-line stability you’re looking for. Bridgestone is confident enough to cover the Alenza A/S Ultra with an 80,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty. Our numbers show that the Alenza A/S Ultra chalks up an overall average SimpleScore of 9.6, with marks of 9.55 for handling, 9.7 for longevity, and 9.7 for traction. Long, even wear, handling that’s accurate and focused and confident grip in various weather conditions – that's what the Bridgestone Alenza A/S Ultra is all about.

2. Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season - Great All-Season Tire

Let’s wrap up with a fantastic all-season tire from Pirelli, the Cinturato P7 All Season. The Cinturato P7 All Season gets high marks in our SimpleScore numbers for handling (SimpleScore of 9.6) thanks to robust construction and compact central blocks that resist tread squirm and tire deformation during hard cornering. Wet and dry grip benefit from a next-generation tread compound and a combination of sipes, lateral grooves, and circumferential grooves that are designed to work together as a system to channel water from the tire’s contact patch, resist hydroplaning and boost winter grip for a traction score of 9.8. The Cinturato P7 All Season does lose a little regarding longevity, with no mileage warranty and a SimpleScore of 8.5. That’s offset somewhat by the fact that this tire is also available with run-flat technology. This reinforced sidewall design allows a driver to go as far as another 50 miles at 50 mph, even after tire failure and a total loss of inflation pressure. With composed road manners, low rolling resistance, low road-noise, a refined ride, and precise, secure handling, the Pirelli Cinturato P7 All Season is a great pick.

3. Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate - Best Ultra-High Performance Tire

UHP tires are the way to go to get the most out of the handling potential and performance of a supercar or premium SUV with 315/35R20 tires. And when you’re looking for UHP tires, the Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate is one of the best choices. Every aspect of the Eagle Exhilarate is designed for accurate, enthusiastic handling and performance. Goodyear designed the Eagle Exhilarate with a sticky, soft, pliable tread compound that provides mechanical adherence with the road. It features an asymmetric five-rib tread pattern and Goodyear’s ActiveGrip system for braking, steering response, and cornering that are precise, light, and immediate. The ActiveStrength design package helps keep the shoulder and tread rigid against the momentum and forces of cornering. That's enough to give the Eagle Exhilarate a SimpleScore of 9.9 for handling. All those factors also significantly improve traction in wet or dry weather, whether cornering, braking, or accelerating, for a SimpleScore of 9.9. Longevity is also a plus with the Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate, thanks to its tread compound, built-in rim protector, and robust internal design. While many UHP tires don’t offer a mileage warranty, Goodyear covers the Eagle Exhilarate with a 45,000 mile limited manufacturer tread warranty. We give this tire a SimpleScore of 8.6 for longevity. Just don’t forget that UHP tires are the opposite of winter tires because their softer, stickier tread compound will stiffen up and lose traction if temperatures are below 45 degrees. Overall, SimpleScore for the Goodyear Eagle Exhilarate is 9.4.

4. Nokian Hakkapeliitta R3 - Best Winter Tire

Nokian is a tire manufacturer based in Finland (the same parent company as Nokia phones) and has leveraged decades’ worth of R and D into developing the kind of next-generation winter tires that can help drivers navigate through the rigors of a Scandinavian winter. The Hakkapeliitta R3 is an excellent iteration of that tire. This winter tire is designed for durability, control, and traction, with an Aramid-reinforced casing and 10-ply construction for a longevity score of 8.2. Where the Hakkapeliitta LT3 shines, though, is its winter performance. The Hakkapeliitta R3 is designed with a directional pattern with tread block notches, sweeping grooves, zigzag tread blocks, and interlocking 3D sipes, all of which work as a system to help you navigate through the most severe winter conditions with confidence. Nokian engineers infused the tread formulation of the Hakkapeliitta R3 for extra traction with bio-based Cryo Crystal 3 bite particles, yet rolling resistance is low enough to make it a perfect choice for an EV or hybrid. As you might expect, this tire has the 3 Peak Mountain Snowflake certification for severe winter service. SimpleScore for traction: best-in-class 9.9. Cornering and control are also admirable, with a solid center rib, reinforced sidewalls, and large shoulder blocks yielding a SimpleScore 8.9 in the handling category. Like all winter tires, the tread compound of the Nokian Hakkapeliitta R3 is designed to stay flexible for dependable grip in subfreezing weather but will wear prematurely in warmer temperatures – this tire shouldn’t be used if temps are above 40-45 degrees F.

5. Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus - Best UHP All-Season Tire

Next is an all-season/UHP tire, the ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus from Continental. When Continental set out to design the ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus, they were aiming for a tire that would offer the best of both worlds – a tire that can deliver UHP levels of traction, cornering, braking, steering response, and overall handling paired up with the kind of dependable, confident grip that can get you through all types of weather conditions year-round. That contrasts with most UHP and summer tires that have to be exchanged for all-season tires in colder weather since their tread compound will stiffen up and lose traction below 40-45 degrees F. The ExtremeContact DWS6 Plus is an upgrade on the design of the ExtremeContact DWS06 in just about every aspect, starting with Sport+ Tech with reinforced 2-ply sidewalls and macroblocks in the tread that are designed for full-tilt performance and cornering ability, enough for a near-perfect SimpleScore of 9.9 for handling. For performance in changing weather conditions, there’s a silica-enriched tread compound designed for long life and great wet-pavement traction, sweeping lateral grooves, circumferential grooves, and X-sipes for rainy conditions or light snow. That allowed us to give the tire a traction score of 9.8. Unlike many UHP tires, the Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus is covered by a 60,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty for a SimpleScore of 9.2 in the longevity department. Composite SimpleScore for the ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus is 9.4.

Buy 315/35R20 Size Tires Online

Here at SimpleTire, we know that the tire buying process can be a headache and even a little overwhelming, with the huge number of tires on the market at every price point and all the features and warranty packages to sort out. We hope this guide to some of the best premium all-season, UHP, and winter tires in the 315/35R20 tire size will give you some of the info you need to decide when to replace your tires.