245 45 R19 Tyres
245 45 R19 tyres sit firmly in premium saloon and grand tourer territory, and in our experience the drivers buying them care as much about ride comfort and road noise as they do about outright grip.
From warm-weather tyres to models that can handle all weathers with ease, we explore a selection of 245 45 R19 tyres from the world's most popular tyre brands.
You will also see the size written as 245 45 19. However it is listed, every price on this page includes VAT and fitting.
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Popular vehicles with 245 45 R19 tyres
Premium luxury is a running theme when it comes to vehicles that use this tyre size. The BMW 5 Series merges design excellence and innovation to create a series of saloon vehicles that have a refined look and deliver a premium experience. Similarly, the Mercedes-Benz E-Class is a premium saloon car with sleek lines and a range of interior features to enhance every drive. The Polestar 2 is another vehicle that delivers a luxury driving experience, with its low centre of gravity providing an extra element of responsiveness for an engaging drive.
Our own fitment pages list this size for the BMW 7 Series, the Audi A7, the Maserati Ghibli and the Ford Galaxy, so it spans executive saloons, grand tourers and larger people carriers. If you are not certain what your car takes, the size is moulded into the sidewall of your existing set, or you can enter your registration in the search above and we will match it for you.
245 45 R19 summer tyres
Summer tyres are the default choice in this size. The compound is harder, which keeps rolling resistance and noise down and delivers the most grip once temperatures are consistently above roughly 5 to 7 degrees.
Pirelli Powergy
This premium touring tyre is designed for a range of passenger vehicles, including small cars and SUVs. Wide central grooves expel water with ease, delivering excellent braking capabilities in wet conditions. The alignment of the sipes minimises noise and increases driver comfort, and their fin-like shape protects against aquaplaning.
Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6
Constructed from an innovative compound with added resin, this tyre delivers enhanced road contact, which maintains excellent braking capabilities even in wet conditions. Ideally suited to electric vehicles, drivers can expect sporty handling, reduced rolling resistance, and low noise emissions.
245 45 R19 all season tyres
If you would rather not store a second set, an all season tyre is the sensible middle ground: more pliable than a summer tyre when the temperature drops, more composed than one in slush, and no swap-over twice a year.
Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season SF
Designed for SUVs and crossover vehicles and drivers that pack in the miles each year, this tyre has an optimised sidewall profile which minimises noise, CO2 emissions, and fuel consumption. Its balanced silica tread compound is designed to provide excellent stability on all surfaces, with special polymers offering enhanced wet weather performance.
Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-3
Engineered to deliver a superior driving experience all year round, this tyre is renowned for taking everything from heavy rain to slush and snow in its stride. The centre of the tread contains multiple sipes for additional grip, and dry handling technology minimises deformation during sharp braking and heavy manoeuvres.
Browse the full 245 45 R19 range in our car tyres section, or use the search block above to filter by brand and price.
Tread, labels and the law
Before committing to a new set, it is worth knowing what you are actually comparing. Every product page carries tyre label information covering wet grip, fuel economy and external noise, and on a heavy executive car the noise rating in particular repays a look, because a 45-profile tyre on a 19-inch rim transmits more road roar into the cabin than most drivers expect. UK tyre law sets the minimum tread at 1.6mm across the central three quarters of the tread, and a free tyre check will tell you how close you are to it. Our help and advice section covers pressures, alignment and seasonal storage, and you can browse all the tyre sizes we stock if you are buying for a second car.
Frequently asked questions
Many of the world's leading tyre manufacturers have a selection of tyres in this size, including Bridgestone and Pirelli.
A range of the world's top vehicle manufacturers recommend this tyre size, including BMW, Ford, Hyundai, and Mercedes-Benz. Models confirmed on our own fitment pages include the BMW 7 Series, the Audi A7, the Maserati Ghibli and the Ford Galaxy, and the size is also quoted for the BMW 6 Series, the Polestar 2 and the Mercedes-Benz E-Class.
Protyre Autocare tyre experts are extremely knowledgeable and can provide trustworthy advice. Simply use our location tool to find your nearest Protyre Autocare garage.
It comes down to how you want to handle the cold months. Most of the range is 245 45 R19 summer tyres, built with a harder compound that stays quiet and efficient and gives its best braking and cornering once the thermometer settles above roughly 5 to 7 degrees. The alternative is 245 45 R19 all season tyres, which trade a little of that warm-weather sharpness for a compound and siping pattern that keep working as the temperature drops, so nothing needs changing in October. Dedicated winter and run flat versions are stock-dependent in this size, so check with your local garage rather than assuming they are available.
There is no single figure, and anyone quoting one is guessing. A wide, low-profile tyre on a heavy car will generally wear faster than a narrower one on a lighter car, and driving style, alignment and pressures make more difference than brand does. What we would say from the workshop is that uneven wear across the tread almost always points at alignment or pressures rather than the tyre itself, and it is worth having checked before you replace a set early.
Yes, and several products in this size are designed with EVs in mind. An electric car is heavier than the petrol equivalent and delivers torque instantly, so it asks more of a tyre in terms of load capacity and tread wear, while low rolling resistance and quiet running matter more because there is no engine noise to mask them. Look for the EV marking on the listing, or ask us and we will point you at the options in this size that suit your car.