View Tire Prices and Shop for Major Brand Truck Tires Below:

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Buy now! BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM Tire $209.00 BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM Tire priced from $209. [Read more]   Buy now! Bridgestone Dueler A/T RH-S Tire $177.00 Bridgestone Dueler A/T RH-S Tire priced from $177. [Read more]   Buy now! Continental CrossContact UHP Tire $109.00 Continental CrossContact UHP Tire priced from $109. [Read more]   Buy now! Dunlop Grandtrek AT21 Tire $154.00 Dunlop Grandtrek AT21 Tire priced from $154. [Read more]   Buy now! Firestone Destination A/T Tire $106.00 Firestone Destination A/T Tire priced from $106. [Read more]   Buy now! Goodyear Wrangler AT/S Tire $145.00 Goodyear Wrangler AT/S Tire priced from $145. [Read more]   Buy now! Kumho Ecsta STX KL12 Tire $116.00 Kumho Ecsta STX KL12 Tire priced from $116. [Read more]   Buy now! Michelin Latitude Tour HP ZP Tire $305.00 Michelin Latitude Tour HP ZP Tire priced from $305. [Read more]   Buy now! Pirelli Scorpion Zero Asimmetrico Tire $152.00 Pirelli Scorpion Zero Asimmetrico Tire priced from $152. [Read more]   Buy now! Yokohama Geolandar H/T G039 Tire $144.00 Yokohama Geolandar H/T G039 Tire priced from $144. [Read more]   Buy now! BFGoodrich Commercial T/A All-Season Tire $156.00 BFGoodrich Commercial T/A All-Season Tire priced from $156. [Read more]   Buy now! Bridgestone Duravis M700 Tire $237.00 Bridgestone Duravis M700 Tire priced from $237. [Read more]

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Additional Information Regarding Choosing and Maintaining Truck Tires

The first and most important step in choosing a tire is to think about the type of driver you are and where you are driving the truck. If you are an aggressive highway driver, the type of truck tires that you are looking for will be different from someone who will be off-roading on a regular basis.

Once you are honest about your driving style and location, this can help you decide what type of tires to buy. If your truck is built for speed and performance, maybe a Ford Lightning of Chevy SS, a wide, low profile tire will be perfect for the job. Just be aware that such a truck tire isn't going to last very long, especially if you do any driving on gravel or tend to hit the odd curb. This type of driving will certainly damage a low profile tire and shorten their life.

For off-roading often two factors are most often considered; Traction and size. A huge 22 inch mudder might be the tire of your dreams, but then you have to make sure that the truck as significant clearance to fit such a tire. If not, it might require other modifications to the truck, like the installation of a lift kit or new, larger rims, which could be quite costly. Just remember that changing the tire size can also significantly change the performance of the truck, so you want to keep that in mind.

For those using their truck of SUV every day to commute to and from work on the highways, ride quality is going to be your main consideration. While a big off-road tire might look good, they don't provide the best ride quality on highways and they also create a substantial amount of road noise, which can get annoying after a long drive.

No matter which type of tire you settle on, remember that proper care and maintenance is going to significantly increase the life of the tire. Always rotate them fairly often, check the tire pressure every one to two weeks and if you notice wear on one side or the other, get the truck booked in for a front end alignment. When it comes to truck tires, you get what you pay for. If you demand a good quality, durable tire, expect to pay more. None of us like spending money, especially in these difficult times, but a good set of truck tires is worth the money. Better handling, durability, less chance of quality issues and more mileage are just some of the benefits that you will receive when spending a little more to buy a quality tire.

Select from the listings below of passenger car tires for sale:

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Buy now! Dunlop Grandtrek AT20 Tire $96.00 Dunlop Grandtrek AT20 Tire priced from $96. [Read more]   Buy now! Firestone Affinity Touring Tire $85.00 Firestone Affinity Touring Tire priced from $85. [Read more]   Buy now! Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season Tire $149.00 Goodyear Eagle F1 All Season Tire priced from $149. [Read more]   Buy now! Pirelli P6000 Tire $151.00 Pirelli P6000 Tire priced from $151. [Read more]   Buy now! Bridgestone Dueler H/P Sport Tire $153.00 Bridgestone Dueler H/P Sport Tire priced from $153. [Read more]   Buy now! Dunlop SP Sport 01 Tire $135.00 Dunlop SP Sport 01 Tire priced from $135. [Read more]   Buy now! Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tire $142.00 Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Tire priced from $142. [Read more]   Buy now! Hankook Optimo H727 Tire $65.00 Hankook Optimo H727 Tire priced from $65. [Read more]   Buy now! BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO Tire $137.00 BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO Tire priced from $137. [Read more]   Buy now! Michelin Primacy MXV4 Tire $107.00 Michelin Primacy MXV4 Tire priced from $107. [Read more]   Buy now! Michelin LTX M/S Tire $123.00 Michelin LTX M/S Tire priced from $123. [Read more]   Buy now! Dunlop Rover M/T Maxx Traction Tire $409.00 Dunlop Rover M/T Maxx Traction Tire priced from $409. [Read more]

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More About Passenger Car Tires

Have you ever thought that no matter how good your car is or how well you take care of the car, it's your four tires that are the only thing separating you from the road. With such an important role, passenger car tires should really be given more of your attention.

Let's examine the information that you need to know before you decide on a certain set of tires for your car. While most of us are tempted to just choose the least expensive tire at our local discount store, I would caution you on doing this. Often passenger car tires that are exceptionally inexpensive are priced this way for very good reason. They use cheaper materials in their construction and are not made for the long haul.

If it's an all-season tire that you are in the market for, look for a tire that provides adequate traction on wet and slippery surfaces, but also one that provides a relatively smooth ride. Unfortunately tires with the best traction can produce more road noise and may case a slightly bumpy ride, so you have to find the perfect balance between comfort, safety and of course durability. Inexpensive tires are known for not lasting very long; maybe just 20,000-30,000 miles. Spending a little more money on a good quality tire will give you a tire that might last 60,000 miles. You can see that spending the extra is worth it when you consider the time it takes to find a new set of tires and have them installed.

Snow tires have become popular in recent years as they have been proven to provide exceptional handling in the snow and ice. Of course owning 2 sets of tires is more expensive, but the benefit that you receive in the handling make the investment truly worthwhile.

For those looking for speed and performance, low profile tires have become quite popular, especially among street racers. These tires have a thin look and perform well at high speed and on turns. Unfortunately though, they do not handle very well in snow, ice or wet conditions and they tend to have a short life.

Beyond just purchasing the tires, proper passenger tire care is integral to the safe operation of your vehicle and can help to extend the life of the tire. Checking the air pressure, alignment, balancing and rotating tires on a regular basis can make a good quality tire last even longer, which in the end just saves you money. Choose tires with care and find the right tire for your needs, not just the lowest priced model and you will be satisfied that you made the right decision.