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(5) mounted, balanced Michelin 235/40R19 - $800 (Buzzards Bay)
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Michelin 235/40R19 tires are low-profile, high-performance tires commonly used on premium sedans, sporty coupes, and some crossovers. They are specifically popular on 19-inch wheel options for vehicles like the Honda Accord (Sport/Touring), Tesla Model 3, and Toyota Camry (XSE).
Compatible Vehicle Models (2013-2026):
Honda Accord: 2018–2025 (Sport, Touring, Sport Special Edition)
Toyota Camry: 2018–2025 (XSE trim)
Tesla Model 3: 2018–2025 (Optional 19-inch Sport wheels)
Volvo S60 & V60: 2019–2024
Ford Fusion: 2013–2020 (Titanium and Sport trims)
Lexus: IS (2021-2025), GS (2013-2020), RC (2015-2025) - Typically front axle only in staggered setups
Volkswagen: Passat (2012-2026), Beetle (2011-2024), Arteon
Kia: K5 (2020-2026), Optima (2016-2020)
Hyundai: Sonata (2015-2019), Kona N (2021-2023)
Skoda: Superb (2015-2025), Karoq (2017-2025)
Alfa Romeo: 159, Brera, Spider
Popular Michelin 235/40R19 Options:
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4: Ultra-high-performance all-season, suitable for EVs and sporty cars.
Michelin CrossClimate2: All-weather tire with 3PMSF rating (severe snow).
Michelin Defender2: Touring all-season known for long tread life.
Michelin Primacy 4 ST / MXM4: Premium touring, emphasizing comfort and low noise.
Michelin X-Ice Snow: Winter tire.
Key Considerations:
Staggered Fitments: For RWD vehicles like the Lexus IS/GS/RC, this size is often for the front, requiring a wider tire for the rear.
Low Profile Risks: The short 40-series sidewall makes the tire more vulnerable to pothole damage, a common issue reported by Accord, Camry, and Volvo owners.
EV Compatibility: The Pilot Sport All Season 4 and X-Ice Snow are compatible with electric vehicles like the Tesla Model 3.