Buick Rainier Tires — Fitment by Year

Your 2004–2007 Rainier rolls on either a 255/60-17 or 245/65-17 from the factory, and I keep both sizes on the rack here. The bolt pattern is 6x127 with a 78.30mm hub bore, so fitment's straightforward once you know which OE size your year came with. I had a '06 come in last month looking to go up a size for a weekend trip up to the North GA mountains, so I see a lot of folks wanting to upgrade from the stock setup.

For replacement, I stock the OE sizes in a few different brands depending on what you're after. You can stay with the factory spec, or if you want better all-terrain grip or a slightly taller sidewall for rough roads, I can fit you with a load-rated alternative that still clears your fenders. The Rainier's a solid platform, and most owners I work with just want something reliable that doesn't break the bank. I run road-force balance on every one that goes out, so you'll roll smooth.

When your Rainier comes in, my crew checks the TPMS sensors, verifies hub-bore fitment, and torques everything to spec. We're bilingual here, and I've been in Marietta for fifteen years doing this work in-house with my family—no franchises, no waiting for some shop down the road to call you back. Walk-ins are fine, and we can usually turn a mount-and-balance in under an hour.

We mount these for folks across Marietta, Roswell, Kennesaw, and the broader Atlanta side. If you need financing, we've got Synchrony for purchases over $199 (6-month promo) and Acima lease-to-own starting at $10. Walk in, call 678-400-6467, or book online below.