Capacity and pressure
Use the exact tire’s load-and-inflation table and stay within axle, wheel, and vehicle ratings.
Tire category guide
Truck tire selection starts with capacity, not appearance. LT construction, load range, load index, inflation tables, tread type, and actual axle loads all matter; a larger size does not automatically carry more weight or suit towing better.
Selection guide
Use the exact tire’s load-and-inflation table and stay within axle, wheel, and vehicle ratings.
Construction stiffness and correct pressure matter alongside tread pattern and nominal size.
Heavier LT and off-road tires can reduce acceleration, braking response, and fuel economy.
A taller diameter changes effective axle ratio, engine rpm, speedometer reading, and low-speed response.
Indexed fitments
Open a size for nominal dimensions, verified fitment examples, exact-size products, alternatives, and safety limitations.
Category membership comes from the size’s explicit editorial category and exact product category/season metadata. It is not inferred from dimensions alone, and one size may appear in multiple supported hubs.
Manufacturer catalog coverage
Each row is an exact product-size combination in the indexed manufacturer data.
Side-by-side research
Check diameter, width, sidewall, clearance, and speedometer changes.
Fitment tools
Learn before buying
A category label describes intended use, not guaranteed vehicle fitment. Confirm the door placard, approved wheel width, load index, speed rating, wheel offset, suspension clearance, and manufacturer guidance before changing size or construction.