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Truck & Bus Tires

Commercial truck & bus tires — steer, drive, trailer and all-position

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Commercial tires are the second-largest operating cost of a truck after fuel, so the right steer, drive or trailer tire pays for itself in miles, fuel and uptime. Mason’s Auto Store sells new commercial truck and bus tires from Michelin, Bridgestone, Continental, Yokohama, Kumho, Double Coin and Triangle in the sizes fleets run most: 11R22.5, 11R24.5, 295/75R22.5, 295/80R22.5, 315/80R22.5, 385/65R22.5 and 445/50R22.5 wide-base, 255/70R22.5 and 275/70R22.5 low-profile, and 19.5-inch sizes for medium-duty box trucks. Every listing shows the size, ply rating and load range, load index and speed symbol, and the axle position the tread is designed for. Prices are per tire and set against current US market prices, and all tires ship from our Battle Creek, Michigan office by freight to your shop, yard or installer anywhere in the USA. Fleets, owner-operators and dealers can send one bulk inquiry for mixed sizes and positions and get a single quote, usually within one business day.

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Buying guide: Truck & Bus Tires

Steer, drive or trailer?

Steer tires use a rib tread for straight tracking and even shoulder wear. Drive tires use lugs to put torque on the road and grip on wet ramps. Trailer tires are free-rolling and built to resist scrub when a trailer turns tight. All-position tires can run on any axle and simplify spares for mixed fleets.

Read the sidewall

11R22.5 16PR 146/143L means an 11-inch-section radial for a 22.5-inch rim, 16-ply (load range H), load index 146 single / 143 dual, and speed symbol L (75 mph). Always match the load index of the tires you are replacing or the rating required by your axle.

Regional, line-haul or urban

Regional tires use tougher casings and compounds for stop-start, high-scrub work. Line-haul and Ecopia or Eco Plus designs focus on low rolling resistance for highway miles. Coach tires add comfort and curb protection for buses.

Wide-base singles

385/65R22.5 and 445/50R22.5 wide-base tires replace dual assemblies on many trailers and tankers, saving weight and fuel. Confirm wheel width and axle rating before switching.

Mounting & safety

Commercial tires must be mounted and inflated by trained technicians in a safety cage on the correct rim. Check the DOT date code on delivery and keep tires covered if they are stored outdoors.

Truck & Bus Tires — FAQ

Are prices per tire?

Yes. All prices are per tire. Ask for a bulk quote for sets, mixed positions or fleet programs.

Do you ship truck tires by freight?

Yes. Tires ship palletized by LTL freight or ground carrier depending on size and quantity. Liftgate or yard delivery can be arranged.

Is federal excise tax included?

Some heavy truck tires carry a federal excise tax (FET). If FET applies to your order, we confirm it on your quote before you pay.

Can you help me choose the right tire?

Yes. Call +1 269-393-6376 or send a bulk inquiry with your truck, axle position and the size on your current sidewall.

Can’t find the exact part?

Our team sources new, remanufactured and tested used parts every day. Tell us your vehicle and we’ll find it.

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