Toyota Supra Tires

Introduced in the late 70s, the Supra was a spinoff of the Celica, except in sports coupe-grand touring form. Later generations of the Supra are more performance-oriented and were available in Base, L and Twin Turbo trim levels. The 5th-generation Supra, introduced in 2019, was developed as a collaboration with BMW and shares many mechanical and driveline bits from the BMW Z4, as well as drawing some design and performance cues from Toyota’s Gazoo Racing motorsports efforts. The GR Supra is manufactured at the Magna Steyr plant in Austria alongside the BMW Z4. The Supra isn’t just all show and no go – it’s had considerable success in the motorsports realm and has won considerable acclaim from publications like MotorWeek, Car & Driver, Auto Bild, and Sport Auto.

Here at FORTLUFT, we’ve gone through the catalog and put together some of the best tire choices for a Toyota Supra, including all-weather, all-season, and summer-ultra-high-performance (UHP) tires. We then ranked them in Best-Great-Good order and used our SimpleScore system to assign numerical values for traction, handling, and longevity. Ready? Let’s go ahead and take a closer look:
1. Pirelli Cinturato WeatherActive: Best All-Weather tire
We’re going to kick off this list with a Pirelli all-weather tire, the Cinturato WeatherActive. The all-weather tire sector is a category that might be unfamiliar to many drivers; while all-weather tires have a lot in common with their all-season brethren, they’re also designed for improved performance in winter traction without a lot of compromises in terms of braking, ride quality, tread life, road manners, handling, and cornering dynamics. For decades, drivers have loved Pirelli tires for their innovation, value, and quality, and the Cinturato WeatherActive does its part to uphold that reputation. The WeatherActive is a new addition to the popular Cinturato family of tires and is stamped with the tire industry’s Three Peak Mountain Snowflake rating for severe winter