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Tires & Wheels

Shop tires by exact size, vehicle use, season, and tread category, along with selected wheel hardware and service parts. Tire fitment begins with the complete sidewall size, then load capacity, speed rating, construction, and intended service. Do not substitute a nearby size based on appearance alone.

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Read the full tire specification

A tire size such as 265/70R17 describes width, aspect ratio, construction, and wheel diameter, but it is not the complete fitment decision. Load index, speed rating, load range, overall diameter, and vehicle requirements also matter. Specialty tires for trailers, commercial trucks, agricultural equipment, or lawn equipment must match their intended service.

How to narrow the catalog

  • Match the size: read the current sidewall and confirm the wheel diameter and any LT, ST, flotation, or commercial notation.
  • Match capacity: select a load index and load range suitable for the vehicle, axle, and operating load.
  • Choose the use: compare highway, touring, performance, all-terrain, mud-terrain, winter, and specialty designs.
  • Check wheel-related details: TPMS sensors, wheel hardware, covers, and seals have separate fitment requirements.

When changing tire size or type, consider clearance, speedometer behavior, wheel width, inflation requirements, and manufacturer guidance. A professional installer can confirm compatibility when the replacement differs from the vehicle specification.

Frequently asked questions

What information do I need before buying tires?

Record the complete tire size from the sidewall, including prefixes or suffixes, then note the load index, speed rating, load range, and whether the tire is for passenger, light-truck, trailer, commercial, or specialty service. Compare those details with the vehicle or equipment requirements.

Can I install a different tire size on the same wheel?

Some alternative sizes may fit a wheel, but clearance, wheel width, load capacity, overall diameter, and vehicle systems must all be considered. Do not assume that sharing the same rim diameter makes two sizes interchangeable. Confirm any size change with reliable fitment guidance.

Are tire categories the same as tire size?

No. Size describes physical dimensions and wheel fit, while categories such as all-season, winter, touring, or all-terrain describe intended performance. Select the correct size first, then compare categories that suit the climate, road surface, and vehicle use.

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