GMC Yukon Tires — Fitment by Year

I see a lot of Yukons roll through here, and most of them are running 275/60-20 from the factory—that's the size you'll find on a good chunk of the model years we work with, going back to the early '90s and up through current. The 6x139.7 bolt pattern and 78.10mm hub bore are consistent across the platform, which makes fitment straightforward once I know your year and trim. We keep those popular sizes on the rack, and if you need something different—maybe an upgrade to a 30-inch or a step down to a 22-inch—I can source it and have you rolling the same day.

For OE replacement, I stock load-rated tires that match or exceed what GMC engineered for your model. If you're looking to go bigger or swap to an all-terrain or highway tread, I'll walk you through the math on speedometer error and how it affects your fuel economy—had a '19 come in last month wanting 33s, and we sorted out what made sense for his driving. Upgrade options run the gamut: all-season, all-terrain, winter, even some aggressive off-road stuff if that's your lane.

Once you're here or we've got your truck scheduled, my crew runs road-force balance on every wheel, checks TPMS sensors, verifies hub-bore fit, and torques everything to spec. We're bilingual, walk-ins are always welcome, and we've been right here in Marietta for fifteen years doing this work in-house—no outsourcing, no waiting on a chain store. I run the shop with my family, and that means you get the same person answering the phone who's installing your tires.

We mount these for folks across Marietta, East Cobb, Roswell, and the surrounding Atlanta area. If you need financing, Synchrony Car Care runs a 6-month promo on purchases $199 and up, or Acima can get you started for ten bucks. Walk in at 1585 Roswell Rd, call (678) 400-6467, or book online below.