2015 Dodge Durango Tires

The 2015 Dodge Durango is a series of 7-passenger sport-utility vehicles (SUVs) from manufacturer Dodge. 2015 Durango is a prime example of full-size SUVs that are popular in the country with a lean, sporty appearance. The 2015 Dodge Durango sees the Rally Appearance Package that expands to the Limited trim, and the Blacktop Package expands to SXT, Limited and R/T trims. 2015 Dodge Durango tires are 265/50R20, and a brand new Durango Citadel likely left the factory with a set of Goodyear Fortera HL tires attached.

Most drivers want a set of tires that perform year-round and offer a long tread life. Fortunately, all-season tires are engineered to do both of those things which makes them a great choice for a 2015 Dodge Durango. Consider the Nitto NT420V 111V Xl, and Nitto NT421Q 111v XL if you need a set of tires that offers your Durango excellent performance year-round. The latter also offers a 75K mile warranty if you are a long runner.

Whether you drive a Citadel, Limited, R/T, Rallye, SXT or SXT Plus model, SimpleTire has a set of 2015 Dodge Durango tires that meets your needs at a great price!

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Browse 2015 Dodge Durango tires by Trim and Size.

Trim	Tire Size	OE Tire
	265/50R20 107T	Goodyear Fortera HL
	265/50R20 107T	Goodyear Fortera HL
	265/50R20 107T	Goodyear Fortera HL
	265/50R20 107T	Goodyear Fortera HL
	265/50R20 107T	Goodyear Fortera HL

Best reviewed tires that fit a 2015 Dodge Durango

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MS932 Sport

Rudebwoy7680

Dodge Durango 2015 R/T

Verified Customer

Jan 27, 2022

I recommend these tires because they are great quality tires at a reasonable price.

Jordan

Dodge Durango 2015 R/T

Verified Customer

Dec 21, 2021

Tires are amazing, but if you're in Oregon just have the tires shipped to your house and use anyone other than firestone their service is horrible

James

2.5

Dodge Durango 2015 SXT

Verified Customer

Jul 2, 2021

Bought 4 Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires based on recommendation from a mechanic and their warranty. Was told they should last ~65k miles. Had them rotated every ~5k miles and alignment checked. After 37k miles, they were worn down to 1/32", 3/32", and 2 tires at 5/32". I can buy some things are part of a bad batch. I can also buy that 65-70k is top-end. But the fact that I didn't even make it to 40k? And Pirelli would NOT even stand behind their guarantee. I was offered 50% off 1 tire (for the one at 1/32"). Nothing for the other 3, even though they needed to be replaced as well. Pirelli has lost a customer...to me, there is no reason to pay the extra money for these tires and additional rotations, etc if the company won't stand behind their product if/when they do produce a bad batch. For those Tommy Boy fans...I feel like Pirelli " took a crap in a box, mark led it guaranteed, and I bought it." Only to find out they only sold me a guaranteed piece of crap. I'm going back to my Michelin tires. At least they have treated me right in the past.