Outback ride & range

TheBig_BANG · Jun 7, 2025

I drive a 2022 Outback Limited with 37K miles. I am thinking about new tires, does any one know any brands that noticeably improve ride or stability? I'm averaging 600+ miles per tank, how's yours doing?

buzz1997 · Jun 8, 2025

Continental tires have worked great on mine. A lot quieter, better in rain and snow, and longer lasting than OEM tires ive tried in the past

OutbackSnack · Aug 9, 2025

The Michelin CrossClimate2 and Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus really enhance your ride quality and overall stability. With over 600 miles per tank, you're probably looking at around 30+ mpg on the highway, which is fantastic

Slytherin_prince · Aug 16, 2025

I swapped to Michelin Defender LTX tires on my '22 Outback Limited, the ride feels smoother, and stability in corners improved noticeably, my gas mileage stayed about the same, around 600 miles per tank, so no major drop.

appl3day · Aug 22, 2025

@TheBig_BANG, all the advice above is great. I just wanna tell you that for improved stability, focus on tires with a stiffer sidewall and a good contact patch.
Continental and Goodyear often have performance all season options that will tighten up the handling

TristanStanley · Sunday at 6:05 AM

If ride quality is the main thing, the Michelin CrossClimate 2 keeps coming up in Outback circles — quieter on the highway and a clear step up in wet grip over stock. Wrote a fuller breakdown of the main options in your size, plus a reality check on those range numbers, here: https://haulandtrail.com/uncategorized/best-tires-2022-subaru-outback-limited-ride-range/

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