Michael Ryan's men scored their latest Division 1A victory against Clare, who they beat 0-28 to 0-21 at Semple Stadium.
The home side had trailed by a point at the break but performed strongly in the second period to edge closer to place in the knock-out stages of the league.
Tomás Hamill was named Man of the Match after being moved to full-back after James Barry was ruled just before the start of the match through illness.
John McGrath was the most prolific of the Tipp players – he scored 0-10, half of which came from frees.
'Bubbles' O'Dwyer also made a significant contribution to his side's impressive tally, registering 0-5 from play.
However, the match was not without its concerns for the Tipp boss with three players having to leave the field injured.
Brendan Maher picked a shoulder injury while both Niall O'Meara and Donagh Maher both suffered knocks to the head.
Indeed, the Premier finished the game with 14 men as they'd used all their substitutes by the time Maher had to go off.
Tipperary's next match is against Kilkenny on Saturday evening.
