Infiniti QX60 Tires — Fitment by Year

The Infiniti QX60 is a three-row luxury crossover SUV that prioritizes a composed, quiet ride alongside upscale cabin refinement. When shopping tires for the 2014–2027 QX60, those priorities should guide your selection just as much as raw numbers. Tires that generate excessive road noise or transmit harshness through the sidewall will work against everything this vehicle is designed to deliver. That makes tire choice more consequential here than it would be on a purely utilitarian hauler.

Across the 2014–2027 model range, the QX60 has used front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive configurations. Tire sizing has evolved across generations — the first-generation models (2014–2020) and the redesigned second generation (2022 onward) may carry different OEM fitments. Common size ranges run in the neighborhood of 235 to 245 width with 18-inch through 20-inch wheels, but exact dimensions vary by model year and trim level. Always confirm your specific size by checking the placard on the driver's door jamb or your owner's manual before ordering.

For most QX60 owners, a quality all-season tire is the sensible default. Look for touring-category all-seasons with lower tread noise ratings and higher mileage warranties — these align with the long-distance comfort priorities of a family luxury SUV. If you live in a region that sees meaningful snowfall, a dedicated winter tire set mounted on a spare set of steel or alloy wheels is the most effective safety upgrade available. All-season tires, regardless of how they're marketed, are a meaningful compromise compared to a true winter compound in sustained cold and snow. All-terrain tires are generally not a natural fit for the QX60 — the vehicle isn't engineered for serious off-road use, and aggressive tread patterns will introduce noise and reduced ride comfort that conflict with the QX60's character.

Sidewall considerations matter on a vehicle in this class. A lower-profile tire (shorter sidewall relative to width) can sharpen turn-in response but typically transmits more road imperfections into the cabin. Higher-profile options offer more cushioning and are often a better match for the QX60's comfort-focused suspension tuning. If you're selecting tires to pair with larger aftermarket wheels, be mindful of maintaining an overall diameter close to the OEM spec — significant deviation can affect speedometer accuracy, AWD calibration, and clearance.

Load index and speed rating should also be verified against your OEM spec. The QX60 is a capable family hauler that seats up to seven passengers, and tires must carry an adequate load rating for your typical use. Standard speed ratings on OEM fitments typically fall in the H or V range — replacement tires should meet or exceed the original rating. Dropping below the factory speed rating is not recommended. Because specifications have shifted across the 2014–2027 production span, confirm your exact year, trim, and whether the vehicle is FWD or AWD before finalizing any tire selection.