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Shop Tires on Sale in Florida: choose from more than 90,000 options

Driving and buying tires in Florida

Welcome to sunny Florida! On this page, created by the United Tires experts, you can get important information about state driving laws, roadway systems, weather, terrain, pro tips on how to choose and buy the best tires for Florida roads, fun facts, and much more.

Remember to use Utires.com search options to find the best tire deals daily on more than 60,000 tires, and enjoy our free FedEx Home Delivery right to your doorstep. Orders confirmed before 2 p.m. ship out the same day! Call toll-free at 1-888-566-6214 and Live Chat with our sales representatives to choose the best new and used tires for your Florida ride!

The most popular cars and tires in Florida

The most popular car model

Toyota Corolla*

*Source: iSeeCars

The most popular color of the car

White*

*Source: iSeeCars

The most popular tire model

Michelin Defender LTX M/S*

*Source: utires.com sales department

The average budget to buy 2 used tires

$123.48*

*Source: utires.com sales department

Florida tire shops and key auto facilities

costco

Costco Tire Center

4696 Gardens Park Blvd, Orlando, FL 32839

28.4954852

-81.426356

Daytona Beach International Speedway

1801 W International Speedway Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114

29.1877144

-81.0754121

Sebring International Raceway

113 Midway Dr, Sebring, FL 33870

27.4550124

-81.3518688

walmart

Walmart Auto Care Center

4400 W Tennessee St, Tallahassee, FL 32304

30.4619883

-84.3613228

icw

ICW Race Cars

7727 SW 122ND St Gainesville, FL, 32608-5735

29.5822089

-82.4736212

Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing

13700 SW 16th Ave, Ocala, FL 34473

29.0225697

-82.1550506

Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami Auto Show Venue

1901 Convention Center Dr, Miami Beach, FL 33139

25.7947559

-80.1359751

Did you know that…

Driving over 90 days annually in Florida, you must register your car here!

State law says that if you drive a particular car in Florida for more than 90 days a year (don’t have to be consecutive), then that vehicle must be registered here!

Key cities of Florida

Jacksonville Miami Tampa Orlando St. Petersburg Hialeah Port St. Lucie Tallahassee Cape Coral Fort Lauderdale Sarasota Clearwater

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Automotive Florida at a glance

Car racing in Florida

The Sunshine State is not big on car and tire manufacturing but is really huge on car racing. Due to warm winters, the racing events happen all year round. Two major racing facilities here are the world-famous Daytona Beach International Speedway, home to the most-watched in U.S. “Daytona 500” race, and Sebring International Raceway, famous for the “12 hours of Sebring” event. Looking to buy some racing rubber? “Shop by tire performance” on our website and find the best tire deals daily, both on new and used competition tires and racing tires.

Drag racing history at Don Garlits Museum

The story of the drag racing sport comes alive in Don Garlits Museum of Drag Racing, home to the International Drag Racing Hall of Fame in Ocala Fl, with just under 300 cars on display. Looking to get rubber for your passion? Utires.com got you covered, shop for them online at the drag racing tires section!

Racing car manufacturing

Advanced racing car manufacturing is an industry in itself in Florida, take for example Innovative Chassis Works (ICW) located in Gainesville and owned by Ron Griffis. They build advanced racing car chassis, muscle cars, hot rods, and choppers.

To outfit your ride for a race you have in mind, or just crank up your driving performance, visit the extreme performance tires section of Utires.com, and shop for tires online, to discover high-quality tires on sale that come with free FedEx Home Delivery to Florida, orders completed before 2 p.m. ship out the same day!

EV tires for Florida

Floridians buy a lot of cars, the Sunshine State was third in the U.S. in car sales and automobile registrations, closely following Texas. EVs are gaining popularity in Florida, from July 2020 to July 2021 EV sales in the state jumped 53%, approaching 3% of all cars sold. Looking to buy high-quality tires for your EV in Florida? Find the best tire deals online at Utires.com high performance, ultra high performance, and max performance tires sections!

Choosing the right tires for driving in Florida

Where to buy new tires in Florida?

Jacksonville tire shops

Looking to get yourself some new tires in Jacksonville? An easy solution is to visit Walmart Auto Care Center at 9890 Hutchinson Park Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32225, or you can always shop online on our website.

Miami tire shops

Drive to Costco Tire Center, located in Costco Wholesale at 7795 W Flagler St, Miami, FL 33144., to buy tires in Miami. And when you buy tires at Utires.com, you get a fast delivery right to your Miami door!

Tampa tire shops

The most popular option to buy new tires in Tampa is the address 6192 Gunn Hwy, Tampa, FL 33625, which stands for the Walmart Auto Care Center.

Orlando tire shops

To easily buy new tires in Orlando, just swing by Costco Tire Center at 4696 Gardens Park Blvd, Orlando, FL 32839. Or, visit Utires.com and choose tires from the comfort of your home and office.

St. Petersburg tire shops

A time-proven solution to buy tires in St. Petersburg is to drive to Walmart Auto Care Center at 3501 34th St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33711, or get your tires delivered for free by FedEx Home Delivery if you buy them online at Utires.com.

Hialeah tire shops

To buy a set of new tires, visit Costco Tire Center at 16580 NW 59th Ave, Hialeah, FL 33014, or choose new tires at Utires.com.

Port St. Lucie tire shops

You can easily buy new tires in Port St. Lucie if you drive to Walmart Auto Center at 1675 New St Lucie W Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34986.

Tallahassee tire shops

To shop for new tires in Tallahassee, visit Costco Tire Center at 4067 Lagniappe Way, Tallahassee, FL 32317. Another great option is to shop for tires online at Utires.com, and save money and the time it takes to make it to a physical tire shop in Tallahassee.

Cape Coral tire shops

An obvious option to buy tires in Cape Coral is to go to Walmart Auto Care Center at Walmart Supercenter, 1619 Del Prado Blvd S, Cape Coral, FL 33990.

Fort Lauderdale tire shops

Looking for tires in Fort Lauderdale? Go to Walmart Auto Care Center at 2500 W Broward Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312.

Where to buy used tires in Florida?

Visit multiple used tire shops

When it comes to used tires, Floridians are truly spoiled for choice. Multiple second-hand tire supermarkets, huge used tire stores, small private shops — you name a few! But our research shows that more and more people prefer to shop for tires from the comfort of their homes or offices.

Buy tires online

For buying used tires, we recommend going to Utires.com to shop for tires online and choose from our extensive 50,000+ used tires inventory. Here’s our expert advice on how to go about it:

Choose the used tires by checking out United Tires’ selection of used tires for sale. The intuitive menu will help you, it’s simple and easy to use
Browse the extensive selection of used tires fit for every pocket: from cheap tires under $50 to max performance tires
All our used tires are high-quality and ready for immediate use
Shop with confidence, our customer-friendly return policy has you covered. Don’t like what you’ve got? You’ve got up to 1 year to return the item in its original condition, just pay for shipping
Our FedEx Home Delivery of tires to Florida locations is free, and orders completed before 2 p.m. ship out the same day!

Please reach out by calling United Tires 24/7 customer service toll-free at 1-888-566-6214, or use the Live Chat button to get assistance in choosing the right used tires!

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Tel:

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312-212-0546

Benefit from the comfort of online shopping: choose the affordable new, used, or driven once tires on our website. Submit your order before 12 p.m., and it will be shipped on the same business day. Always free of charge, by FedEx.

What tires do you need for Florida weather?

Two climate zones

In terms of climate and weather, Florida can be divided into two zones: to the north of Lake Okeechobee the climate is humid subtropical, and to the south of the lake a true tropical climate is prevalent.

North Florida temperatures in winter can go all the way down to the low 40s Fahrenheit, but southward from Miami, it is still above 60 °F during the winter. Snow is a rarity here, but it can occur occasionally in the northernmost regions around Pensacola, Jacksonville, and Gainesville. No wonder Floridians tend to either ride on all season tires all year long that are pretty much enough to feel comfortable throughout the year in South Florida.

Tires for the Florida “rainy season”

There’s plenty of rain and hot weather in Florida. It rains from May through early July during the stormy season, and then it’s hot, humid, and wet until early September, just to rain more until early October. Though all-season tires are just enough for driving on Florida roads all year round, summer tires are a perfect choice too. The rubber compound in this, more progressive tire type, is stiff, and it doesn’t “melt” on a hot steamy highway surface. The deep grooves and a specific tread design allow perfect aquaplaning, allowing you to comfortably drive even on the rainiest of days.

Tires for speed and performance

If moderate speeds are not your thing, getting a set of performance tires makes total sense. This category has been specially designed for summer roads, high speeds, and immediate acceleration. Here at United Tires, we have a vast choice of performance tires and their varieties — high performance, max performance, ultra high performance, max performance, and even competition and racing tires.

No matter, what style of driving you prefer, we most likely have the perfect tire for you! Need assistance with choice? United Tires 24/7 customer service reps are happy to help you, call 773-840-0282, or dial toll-free 1-888-566-6211 to have all of your questions answered!

Best-selling tire brands in Florida

*Source: utires.com sales department, 2022

The most popular tire sizes in Florida

*Source: utires.com sales department, 2021

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DRIVERS’ FLORIDA GUIDE: PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Sunny Florida is so pleasant to drive around! But to be absolutely sure that you don’t break any rules, choose the best routes and don’t exceed the tinting limitations, use this cheat sheet created by United Tires’ experts, especially for Florida!

Live traffic report

Both Floridians and visitors do a lot of driving here, regularly causing traffic congestion, so it makes perfect sense to check the traffic situation before venturing out. It can be done on the links below:

Seasonal tire changeover

Though the warm and sunny climate of Florida does not demand a seasonal tire changeover, and most Floridians ride on all season tires, we suggest you get yourself a set of summer tires if you need enhanced performance on the road. These tires have been specially designed for hot road surfaces, high speeds, and heavy rains. We recommend performance tires for sports cars: get them in perfect condition with plenty of tread left on our website.

And if you’re more of a car geek or a racer, shop for high performance, max performance, ultra high performance, max performance, competition, and racing on utires.com. All of our used tires undergo a meticulous safety inspection, and the high quality is backed up by a 1-year hustle-free return policy.

Driving Laws

Open intersection

On the open intersection, you must yield the right-of-way to:

To a vehicle that is already in the intersection
If you enter or cross a state highway from a secondary road
You join a paved road from an unpaved road
To a vehicle approaching from the opposite direction, if you are to make a left turn

Stop sign

Yield the right-of-way to all other traffic and pedestrians at stop signs
Move forward only when the road is clear
At four-way stops, the first vehicle to stop should move forward first.

School buses

All drivers moving in either direction must stop on the two-way street or highway for a stopped school bus, picking up/dropping off children.

School crossings

In Florida, crossing guards are posted in areas unsafe for kids to cross by themselves. When you see a guard, reduce your speed, and follow the guard’s signals.

Public transit buses

Drivers should yield to public transit buses traveling in the same direction, indicating, and reentering the traffic from a designated pullout bay.

Funeral processions

Pedestrians and drivers must yield the right-of-way to funeral processions.

Driveways

Drivers yield to vehicles entering a road from a driveway, alley or roadside should yield to vehicles already on the main road. Motorists got to yield to bicyclists and pedestrians on the sidewalk.

Emergency vehicles

Drivers have to yield to law enforcement vehicles, fire engines, and any other emergency vehicles that are using sirens and/or flashing lights. Pull over to the side, and wait until the emergency vehicle has passed.

A good thing to remember in Florida is that every driver, motorcyclist, moped rider, bicyclist, and pedestrian is obliged to do everything possible to avoid a collision, so use your right of way gracefully and sensibly.

Unspoken Road Rules

The main rule here would be “beware at all times while driving on I-95”. Reportedly, even veteran NY drivers are taken aback by a lack of speed limits enforcement, and sudden actions of motorists, undertaken without any prior indication. Besides, Florida has not outlawed eating while driving, yet drivers are encouraged to keep both hands on the steering wheel at all times. Guess how that one works out most of the time.

Remember, Florida sports third place on the most dangerous U.S. states for driving list. Speeding is the primary crash cause here. Sunshine State also ranks second only to Louisiana for distracted driving. According to The Florida Highway Patrol, there are about five distracted driving accidents happening every hour. Being attentive, and keeping your composure definitely pays off here since road rage is rather common.

Parking rules

Parking in Florida is not allowed when/if:

If the curb is painted yellow, or the "No Parking" sign is posted
Within intersections
If you are blocking other vehicles or creating a hazard
On the roadway side of another parked vehicle
On crosswalks, sidewalks, and in front of driveways
Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant
Within 20 feet of an intersection
Within 20 feet of the entrance to the fire, ambulance, or rescue squad station
Within 50 feet of a railroad crossing
On the hard surface of a highway without marked parking spaces
On any bridge, overpass, or a tunnel
Within 30 feet of a rural mailbox on a state highway between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
Within 30 feet of any flashing signal, stop sign, or traffic signal

Window tint laws

You can learn about car window tint regulations at the Official Tinting Laws website. Here are some key rules:

The visible light transmittance (VLT) regulations for car window tinting in Florida

Windshield: non-reflective tint is allowed above the manufacturer's AS-1 line
Front side windows: Must allow in more than 28% of light
Backside windows: VLT higher than 15% for sedans, and 6% for SUVs
Rear window: VLT higher than 15% for sedans, and 6% for SUVs

Tint reflection values for sedans and SUVs in Florida

Front side windows: must not exceed 25% reflective
Backside windows: must not exceed 35% reflective

Other important tinting regulations in Florida

Dual side mirrors are required in case any back windows are tinted
Florida does not permit any colored tinting
The legal tinting stickers are required on the inside of the driver’s side door!
Florida allows medical exemptions for special tints

Find out about the best manufacturers, hot tinting industry trends, pro tips, and much more!

Helmet laws

Florida law requires all riders under the age of 21 to wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle, and all riders of any age to be equipped with appropriate eye protection. The best eye protection is a visor of your helmet, so stay safe on Florida roads, and protect yourself at all times.

Roads and highways

Florida highways

The Sunshine State is served by a number of interstate highways, connecting it to the rest of the U.S., including Interstates 4, 10, 95, 75, 275, and 295. Florida is one of the most traveled states in the U.S. Many visitors come to Universal Studios in Orlando, Kennedy Space Center, Everglades National Park, Walt Disney World, and South Beach in Miami. Looking to buy new or used highway tires online with free FedEx Home Delivery to Florida? Visit the Utires.com highway tires section!

Florida tollways and toll bridges

In addition to a well-developed highway system, Florida has the longest stretch of tollways in the whole of the U.S., with 719 miles of toll roads in total! Most of Florida's toll roads and bridges use electronic toll systems and offer a toll-by-plate option. Tolls can be paid in Sunshine State by using SunPass and E-Pass toll tags.

The tollway system can be subdivided into the following categories:

Florida Turnpike
Florida toll roads
Florida toll bridges
Florida express lanes

For more information on Florida toll facilities, toll costs, and smart ways to pay visit the Official SunPass website.

SCENIC ROUTES

To quote the Official Florida Scenic Highways site: “Our byway collection includes 27 state-designated scenic highways. Of these, six are further designated at a federal level as National Scenic Byways, and the Florida Keys Scenic Highway and A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway are designated as All-American Roads”. Visit the link above for more information.

Fun facts

Florida’s lawmakers have passed some very strange laws indeed. Some of those probably made sense at the time, but seem to be weird to us today:

An elephant, an alligator, or a goat (!), tied to a parking meter will cost you the same price as a car
It is illegal in Florida to park or drive, on top of a grave in a cemetery, and that’s a good thing!
In Sarasota hitting a pedestrian carries a $78 fine, which is less than a ticket for “following too closely” (ticket up to $500)
In Cape Coral, you cannot put a couch in your driveway
In Cape Coral, only renters can park a pick-up truck in front of a house, or in the driveway

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Best tires for Florida

Besides everything else, the best tires that you can get for driving on Florida roads will depend on your driving style. The warm and sunny Florida climate doesn’t demand a seasonal tire changeover, so you will be totally find driving around on all season rubber. But if you prefer enhanced performance, cruise through the summer tires section on our website. These tires will give you a perfect grip on the hot highways’ surface, and provide great aquaplaning in heavy rains.

And if you own a sports car or like high speeds, high performance, max performance, ultra high performance, max performance, competition, and racing tires might be just right for you.

United Tires team works hard to offer you a comprehensive selection of new and used tires for your driving style and vehicle. Our intuitive menu allows you to shop by tire size, model, brand, vehicle type, season, performance, and terrain. United Tires 24/7 customer service representatives are on standby, ready to help with choosing the right tires for Florida roads. Make your order today and get a free FedEx Delivery and remember that if you change your mind, you can always refer to our hustle-free 1-year return policy!

Buy tires in Florida and save up to 50%!

United Tires has one of the largest used and new tire inventories in the online world, we guarantee the lowest prices on the market. Our specialists analyze it daily with the help of the special software and set lower prices than anywhere else. If you managed to find a cheaper tire than on our website, we guarantee to sell it to you for the same price. Plus free and fast FedEx delivery right to the door of your Florida home or office.

Our smart pricing policy and meticulous quality control make all tires easily accessible: you can buy a top-of-the-market model and save up to 50% on tires with plenty of tread left. Therefore, you can get yourself two tires instead of one! A significant number of listings on Utires.com — driven only once tires, check them out! These are the tires that basically have been just tried on but never used. Shop with us and get the best tire deals daily, and in case you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact our 24/7 customer service at 773-840-0282, or 1-888-566-6214.

Other tire websites

Set of 4 used tires

Tread Depth

0/32

11/32

Average Price

$546.65

Based on pricing for set of 4 new 245/55/18 on other tire websites

Other
tire
websites

Based on pricing for set of 4 new 245/55/18 on other tire websites

Set of 4 used tires

Tread Depth

0/32

9/32

11/32

Average Price

$246.65

Based on pricing for set of 4 used 245/55/18 on utires.com

Savings
$215.65

Based on pricing for set of 4 used 245/55/18 on utires.com

You can always find great deals like that in our used tire shop — both offline and online. Outfit your ride with a spare, with run flat tires, with tires for pretty much every kind of vehicle and occasion! Shop for tires now and get the best deals in Florida!

Useful Links

FAQ

Where to buy tires in Florida?

Floridians are truly spoiled for choice when it comes to tire shopping. You can buy tires directly from the manufacturers, in specialized mega-malls, in cozy private shops… The choice is yours! And if you prefer to stay away from the crowd, welcome to the online shopping experience at Utires.com. We offer our Florida customers over 60,000 used and new tires in stock. You can save up to 50% on our best tire deals! Plus free FedEx shipping right to your door, and a hustle-free 1-year return policy.

Should I use all season tires in Florida?

The best choice for Florida’s climate conditions is summer tires, designed specifically for the hot and humid weather. All-season tires are not ideal for driving in South Florida but can be handy in the northern parts of the state.

How long should tires last in Florida?

In Florida’s hot climate, you can expect summer tires’ lifespan to be 20,000 to 25,000 miles on average. It’s twice less than the average lifespan of all-season tires at around 50,000 miles.

Can I use summer tires all year?

You can certainly use summer tires all year round in South Florida, where the temperature never drops below 40 °F. In the northern part of Florida, you might want to use all-season tires for the cold part of the year.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

Where to buy tires in Florida?

Should I use all season tires in Florida?

How long should tires last in Florida?

In Florida’s hot climate, you can expect summer tires’ lifespan to be 20,000 to 25,000 miles on average. It’s twice less than the average lifespan of all-season tires at around 50,000 miles.

Can I use summer tires all year?

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