SUV Tires | Top-Rated Semi Truck Tires for Your Vehicle

Upgrade your SUV's performance and comfort with our range of premium SUV tires at Discounted Wheel Warehouse. Designed to enhance your SUV’s handling and versatility, our range of SUV tires offer enough variety for the most discerning customers. We guarantee there’s a set of SUV tires for every budget, driving scenario, and styling need. Experience the difference with a new set today. With the lowest prices on SUV tires from over 850 brands, finding the perfect set has never been easier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often you should replace your SUV tires depends on their condition and mileage. However, as a general guideline, SUV tires typically last anywhere from 40,000 to 70,000 miles before needing replacement.

The “best” set of tires for your SUV depends on personal preference. However, some popular tire brands of SUV tires include Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, and Pirelli. Get them all at Discounted Wheel Warehouse.

As the name suggests, LT (Light Truck) tires are designed for trucks and SUVs that carry heavy loads or tow trailers. Before installing them, you need to ensure they are compatible with your vehicle's specifications.

While you can physically fit passenger tires on an SUV, it's not recommended. SUVs require tires that can support their heavier weight and provide the necessary traction and durability for varied terrains. Using passenger tires might compromise safety and performance.

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Dextero

Touring DTR1

Advanta

ER700

Radar

RPX-900

Bridgestone

Blizzak DM-V2

Bridgestone

Blizzak LM-32

Nankang

SP-9 Cross Sport

Patriot

RB-1

Waterfall

Eco Dynamic

Landspider

CITYTRAXX G/P

Grit Master

GTM HP 01

Atlander

AX-77

Lionhart

LH-501

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should you replace SUV tires?

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Can I put LT tires on my SUV?

Can you put passenger tires on an SUV?