Honda Passport Tires

When it comes to SUVs and crossovers, the Honda Passport is one of the older names around, having debuted in 1993. For its third generation, all Passport models were equipped with a 280 horsepower V6 engine (rated at 20 mpg city-25 mpg highway) and the full Honda Sensing suite of driver assistance technology, along with other niceties like heated leather seats, power sunroof, dual-zone climate control, and premium audio. Over the years and generations, the Passport went from a boxy 90s holdover to a sleek and stylish midsize CUV that splits the difference between the Pilot and CR-V models in terms of size and performance (without the Pilot’s 3rd row seating). The Passport also has some commonalities with the Ridgeline pickup and is equipped with Honda’s advanced all-wheel-drive system that includes settings for Normal, Sand, Snow and Mud. The Passport is available with Sport, EX-L, Touring and Elite trim levels.

Here at FORTLUFT, we’ve done a roundup of some of the best tires for your Honda Passport, including all-season, all-weather, and winter tire choices. Based on SimpleScore, here are the best Honda Passport tires on the market today:
1. Bridgestone Turanza EL400-02 – Best All-Season tire
We’re going to start off with the Bridgestone Turanza EL400-02, an all-season tire that’s designed for sporty sedans, minivans, and crossovers, and checks all the boxes for long wear, a quiet, forgiving ride, year-round traction, and precise handling. Bridgestone’s UNI-T (Ultimate Network of Intelligent Tire Technology) design package takes into account features like the Turanza EL400-02’s O-Bead, a rounder bead structure with fewer overlapping joints for improved ride and stability, and Long Link Carbon rubber compound for enhanced traction and long wear. That’s enough for a SimpleScore of 7.9 for longevity. On the outside, you’ll find a symmetric all-season tread pattern with deep circumferential grooves to resist hydroplaning, angled grooves and a network of sipes which