The Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season 235/50R18 gives you sporty steering response without giving up year round usability. In 235/50R18, the taller 50 series sidewall adds comfort and suits larger sedans and crossovers on 18 inch wheels. It’s an M+S rated all season performance tire with an asymmetric tread, built for drivers who want sharper handling than a basic touring tire.
Why Drivers Choose the Eagle Sport All-Season
- Sport steering response: an asymmetric tread with linked shoulder blocks sharpens turn-in and stability
- Year-round grip: an all-season tread compound, M+S rated, with full depth sipes that help keep grip as the tire wears
- Wet road confidence: circumferential grooves channel water to help resist hydroplaning
- Rim protection: a built in rim protector guards your wheels against curb scuffs
- Comfortable 50 series sidewall: absorbs bumps better than a lower profile tire
- Long-wearing: backed by a 50,000-mile Goodyear limited tread life warranty (as listed by retailers; we confirm at order)
Goodyear Eagle Sport All Season 235/50R18 Specifications
| Size | 235/50R18 |
| Load index and speed | 97V (standard load) |
| Max load | 1,609 lbs per tire |
| Max speed | 149 mph |
| Max inflation pressure | 51 psi |
| UTQG | 560 AA |
| Warranty | 50,000 miles (as listed by retailers; we confirm at order) |
| Approved rim width | 6.5 to 8.5 in (7.5 in measuring rim) |
| Sidewall height | About 117.5 mm (4.6 in) |
| Overall diameter | About 27.3 in |
| Revolutions per mile | About 766 |
| Manufacturer part no. | 109087366 |
What Does 235/50R18 97V Mean?
235 is the tire width in millimeters. 50 means the sidewall is 50% as tall as the tire is wide. R means radial, and 18 is the wheel diameter in inches. 97 is the load index (1,609 lbs), and V is the speed rating (up to 149 mph).
Vehicles That Commonly Use 235/50R18
This size is commonly fitted to the Ford Mustang GT, Acura TLX, and Volvo V60 Cross Country (select years), along with many other sedans and crossovers on 18-inch wheels. Check your door placard or owner’s manual for your car’s original size.
235/50R18 or 245/50R18?
The 245/50R18 is 10 mm wider with a slightly taller overall diameter, about 0.4 inch. Don’t swap sizes without checking clearance and speedometer accuracy. See the 245/50R18.
Replacing Your Tires
Keep the same overall diameter when replacing tires so your speedometer stays accurate. On AWD vehicles, replace all four tires together. If your car has different front and rear sizes, the rear tires may carry a shorter warranty, so ask us. Send your year, make, model, and trim to 323-425-9357 and we’ll confirm the size, or contact us online.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it a snow tire?
No. It is an all-season performance tire. It carries the M+S mark but not the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake winter rating. For severe winters, use dedicated winter tires.
Can I buy one tire?
Yes. For best handling, match all four, or at least both tires on an axle.
What is the warranty?
Retailers list a 50,000-mile Goodyear limited tread life warranty. We confirm the terms at order.
Is it good for sporty driving?
Yes, within its category. It’s an all-season performance tire with sport handling, not a track or summer tire.
What does the V speed rating mean?
V means the tire is rated for speeds up to 149 mph.
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