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SUV & Light-Truck Tires

All-terrain, mud-terrain, highway and LT tires for SUVs, pickups and vans

SUVs, pickups and work vans need tires that carry more weight, tow safely and, for many owners, leave the pavement. Mason’s Auto Store sells new SUV and light-truck tires priced from about $200 per tire from Michelin, Continental and Kumho: all-terrain tires such as the Continental TerrainContact A/T and Kumho Road Venture AT52, mud-terrain tires such as the Kumho Road Venture MT71 in 35×12.50R18 and 35×12.50R20, highway all-season tires such as the Michelin LTX M/S2 and Defender LTX M/S, crossover touring tires such as the Michelin CrossClimate SUV and Primacy XC, and commercial LT tires for vans and service trucks such as the Michelin Agilis CrossClimate and Continental ContiLAR 3. Each listing shows the size, load range or ply rating, load index and speed rating. Tires ship from Battle Creek, Michigan to you or your installer anywhere in the USA.

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Buying guide: SUV & Light-Truck Tires

All-terrain or mud-terrain?

All-terrain tires balance highway comfort with grip on gravel and snow — the right choice for most pickups and SUVs. Mud-terrain tires have big voids and stone ejectors for deep mud and rock, with more road noise.

P-metric, LT and flotation sizes

P-metric tires (275/65R18) suit most SUVs and half-ton pickups. LT tires (LT245/75R17 10PR) have stronger casings for heavy loads and towing. Flotation sizes (35x12.50R20) are used on lifted trucks and Jeeps.

Load range

Load range E (10-ply rated) is common for 3/4-ton and 1-ton pickups and vans. Match or exceed the load range on your door placard.

Replace in sets

Replace tires at least in axle pairs and all four on AWD and 4x4 vehicles to protect the drivetrain.