Truck Tires

Truck tires are specially built for heavy lifting. Whether on even or uneven surfaces, these tires will ensure your truck has a smooth and responsive ride. Truck tires are ideal for a wide range of SUVs and trucks – lighter and heavier alike. Moreover, truck tires deliver optimal performance all year round and in all kinds of weather conditions. They provide quick handling due to their precise balance, improving safety and ease of driving. What’s more, these tires typically have a longer tread life. You don’t have to worry about their wear rate when you take on to the freeways or muddy paths.

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Ironman

iMove Gen2 SUV

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All-Season
All-Season
Touring
Touring

Starting from$147.17 /ea

Kumho

Road Venture MT71

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Mud-Terrain
Mud-Terrain
Offroad Traction
Offroad Traction

Starting from$147.21 /ea

Prinx

HiCountry HM1

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Mud-Terrain
Mud-Terrain
Offroad Traction
Offroad Traction

Starting from$147.25 /ea

Starfire

Solarus AP

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All-Season
All-Season
All-Terrain
All-Terrain
Long Lasting
Long Lasting
50,000 Mileage Warranty
50,000 Mileage Warranty

Starting from$147.42 /ea

Ironman

All Country CHT

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All-Season
All-Season
Highway
Highway
SUV
SUV

Starting from$147.66 /ea

Cooper

Discoverer RTX2

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All-Season
All-Season
Rugged Terrain
Rugged Terrain
Long Lasting
Long Lasting
65,000 Mileage Warranty
65,000 Mileage Warranty

Starting from$147.73 /ea

Hankook

Winter iPike RW11

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Winter/Snow
Winter/Snow
Excellent Grip
Excellent Grip

Starting from$147.85 /ea

General

Grabber A/TX

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All-Season
All-Season
Long Lasting
Long Lasting
50,000 Mileage Warranty
50,000 Mileage Warranty

Starting from$147.88 /ea

Wild Trail

CTX

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All-Season
All-Season
Highway
Highway

Starting from$147.88 /ea

Venom Power

Terra Hunter X/T

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All-Terrain
All-Terrain
Long Lasting
Long Lasting
50,000 Mileage Warranty
50,000 Mileage Warranty

Starting from$148.14 /ea

Westlake

SL376 M/T

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All-Season
All-Season
Mud-Terrain
Mud-Terrain
Offroad Traction
Offroad Traction

Starting from$148.14 /ea

Goodyear

Wrangler Territory HT

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All-Season
All-Season
All-Terrain
All-Terrain
Highway
Highway
Quiet Ride
Quiet Ride

Starting from$148.29 /ea

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of tires you should get depends on factors like terrain, driving conditions, and personal preferences. For the best performance, reach out to Discounted Wheel Warehouse for expert opinion.

When you look at the sidewall of a truck tire, you will see a series of numbers. Let's take 215/55r17 as an example. First, 215 indicates tire width in millimeters and 55 represents the aspect ratio. Next, R stands for radial construction. Finally, 17 denotes the diameter of the wheel.

We do not recommend using passenger tires for light trucks due to safety and performance challenges. Passenger car tires may not meet the load-carrying capacity of your truck.

We don’t recommend putting trailer tires on a truck. The difference in tire construction could potentially lead to handling and safety issues.

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