Here are some of the vehicles that use 255/65R16 tires:

• Buick Riviera
• Dodge Dakota
• GMC Savana 1500
• Honda Pilot
• Infiniti QX4
• Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Land Rover Range Rover
• Lincoln Navigator
• Mazda CX-9
• Mercedes-Benz ML320
• Mitsubishi Raider
• Nissan Pathfinder
• Toyota 4Runner

1. Yokohama Geolandar AT G015 - Best All-Terrain tire

Consider purchasing the Yokohama Geolandar AT G015 if you plan to fit your Toyota 4Runner with a set of highly capable all-terrain tires. This 255/65R16 tire has been specifically made for excelling in on- and off-road traction due to a special tread design that makes it eligible for an average SimpleScore of 8.7. A special Enduro rubber compound enables the tire to provide high handling and braking abilities in snowy and wet weather, resulting in an average handling SimpleScore of 8.7. Integrated EdgeTec Grooves get rid of mud and dirt from the tire to provide consistent traction, further enhanced by the high tread depth. Based on the above, the Yokohama Geolandar AT G015 gets an average traction SimpleScore of 8.6. With a limited manufacturer tread life warranty that ranges from 50,000 miles for LT-metric sizes to 60,000 miles for P/E-metric sizes, it receives an average longevity SimpleScore of 8.8. The tire’s Enduro compound also retains flexibility for improved braking and handling performance.

2. General Grabber HTS60 - Best All-Season tire

Drivers looking for a set of 255/65R16 tires for great performance in dry, wet, or mild winter weather conditions are highly likely to choose all-season tires. These tires are often designed to last a long time while offering a smooth and comfortable ride, and one such tire is the General Grabber HTS60. This would be a great option for your Mazda CX-9 that you can buy once during the year and forget about it. The Grabber HTS60 receives an average SimpleScore of 8.7 for its warranty, strong rubber compound, and ability to conquer the highways. These all-season tires are constructed using StabiliTread Technology for extended tread life (25% more than the Grabber HTS) and they offer a limited manufacturer warranty that ranges from 50,000 to 65,000 miles. Based on the above, it is suitable for an excellent average longevity SimpleScore of 9.2. A large footprint on the road allows more rubber to be in contact with the road and ensures even tread wear. The strengthened rubber compound leads to better stability and more responsive handling, which results in an average handling SimpleScore of 8.4. This compound can resist cuts and chips as well, leading to consistent grip and an average traction SimpleScore of 8.6. General's ComfortBalance Technology allows occupants to enjoy a quiet and comfortable ride here.

3. Nexen Roadian HTX2 - Best All-Weather tire

All-weather tires are a great option for buyers looking for a 255/65R16 tire that can be used all year long but performs better in the winter than an all-season tire. One such tire that holds an advantage in inclement weather is the Nexen Roadian HTX2, suitable for an average SimpleScore of 8.7 due to great traction and performance in wet, dry, and moderate to heavy cold conditions. It also comes with a 70,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty. Since the tire's wide grooves and open shoulders enable it to perform well in all types of weather without sacrificing tread life, it receives an exceptional average longevity SimpleScore of 9.6. The deep, continuous sipes on the Nexen Roadian HTX2 enable SUVs like the Lincoln Navigator to attain exceptional grip by biting into the pavement. On wet and icy conditions, the broad, angled tread blocks and deep siping combine to enhance handling and traction while shortening stopping distances, resulting in average traction and handling SimpleScores of 8.5 and 8.1, respectively. Its balanced tread design ensures a smoother and quieter ride by reducing vibrations and road noise. Moreover, it is certified by Three Peak Mountain Snowflake, meaning that it is perfectly suited for severe snow.

4. Mastercraft Courser MSR - Best Winter Tires

We wish to suggest the Mastercraft Courser MSR for enabling your SUV or light truck to conquer moderate to severe winter weather. These studdable winter tires can be fitted with TSM #12, 13, or 15 studs to generate additional traction on snow and ice, enabling us to award an average SimpleScore of 8.2. Apart from the studs, this tire features Mastercraft’s patented Snow-Groove design technology for providing strong biting edges in ice and snow, and the grip on offer makes this tire suitable for an average traction SimpleScore of 7.7. Performance and control from these tires is enhanced due to D-Squared Sipe Technology, and this S-rated tire garners an average handling SimpleScore of 7.8. A special tread compound and the high tread depth lead to long life, enabling us to award an excellent average longevity SimpleScore of 9.3.