Bring your Toyota home to Funk's Toyota and experience what premium quality is all about. We deliver the right price on the right tires for your Toyota. Our Tire Selector assists you in finding the right tires and tire sizes recommended for your vehicle. Visit the Tire Selector for more information.
Our Brands
Summer Tires
With soft rubber compounds, a low profile and sporty appearance, most Summer Tires are designed for:
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Sharp steering response and firm grip on dry pavement
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Gripping the road
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Firm ride quality
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Shedding water to avoid hydroplaning
All Season Tires
Most Toyota vehicles are equipped with “All Season” original equipment tires. They’re designed for:
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Good, nimble performance in a wide variety of conditions
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Long tread life
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Ride comfort and a quiet ride
Light Truck Tires
Toyota Trucks and SUVs may be equipped with Light Truck original equipment tires. They’re designed for:
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On-road handling and comfort
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Off-road traction
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High-level performance
Winter Tires 
Winter Tires are designed to perform optimally in both snowy conditions and cold temperatures, providing the performance and safety you expect. In fact, they’re recommended as soon as average daily temperatures drop below 7°C. For passenger vehicles, they are legally required on some BC highways after October 1st and in Quebec between December 15th and March 15th.
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Installing four tires is recommended.
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We make switching tires easier by using steel or aluminum rims.
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Many Toyota Dealers offer Tire Storage
At Funk's Toyota, we can offer a wide selection of Winter Tire brands recommended to fit your Toyota vehicle
If your tire size begins with a “P”, it means it is a Passenger car tire in P-metric sizes. Those without the “P” are “European” metric sizes, which may have different load ratings or speed ratings.
If your tire size begins with a “P”, it means it is a Passenger car tire in P-metric sizes. Those without the “P” are “European” metric sizes, which may have different load ratings or speed ratings.
The width of your tire, from sidewall to sidewall, in millimetres. This determines the width of the rim that your tires are mounted on.
The width of your tire, from sidewall to sidewall, in millimetres. This determines the width of the rim that your tires are mounted on.
The aspect ratio of the tire, or the height of the sidewall, as a percentage of the width. The lower the number, the stiffer the sidewall.
This indicates that the tire is a Radial tire, constructed for strength and reinforcement as well as fuel efficiency.
This indicates that the tire is a Radial tire, constructed for strength and reinforcement as well as fuel efficiency.
This is the diameter of the tire, which determines the size of the steel or alloy wheel that the tire must be mounted on.
This is the diameter of the tire, which determines the size of the steel or alloy wheel that the tire must be mounted on.
After the size is the load index. This indicates how much weight the tire can support at maximum air pressure. Higher numbers are for heavier vehicles.
After the size is the load index. This indicates how much weight the tire can support at maximum air pressure. Higher numbers are for heavier vehicles.
The Speed Rating indicator is matched to the maximum speed of the vehicle. Examples include: S-180km/h, T-190km/h, H-210km/h, V-240km/h
The Speed Rating indicator is matched to the maximum speed of the vehicle. Examples include: S-180km/h, T-190km/h, H-210km/h, V-240km/h
