Application guides

Commercial Truck Tire Applications

Choose truck tires by route, terrain, freight type, duty cycle, axle position, retread suitability, and downtime risk.

Interstate mileage, steady speeds, fuel cost, casing value, and predictable replacement planning.

Priorities: low rolling resistance, even wear, casing value

Frequent turns, mixed speeds, dock work, heat cycles, and variable pavement.

Priorities: scrub resistance, wet braking, durability

Stop-start routes, curbs, tight turns, short trips, and driver variability.

Priorities: sidewall protection, scrub resistance, braking

Jobsites, gravel, asphalt, heavy loads, torque, cuts, and stone retention.

Priorities: cut resistance, traction, casing strength

Urban delivery, medium-duty loads, route consistency, and curb exposure.

Priorities: all-position use, wet grip, sidewall durability

Short-haul container movement, yard scrub, heavy loads, ports, and stop-start service.

Priorities: scrub resistance, casing durability, availability

High-scrub turns, curbs, debris, braking, and heavy urban duty.

Priorities: puncture resistance, sidewall protection, traction

Passenger safety, predictable handling, inspection discipline, and route uptime.

Priorities: ride quality, wet braking, compliance

Mixed pavement, gravel, jobsites, cuts, impact breaks, and heavy torque.

Priorities: cut resistance, stone ejection, casing toughness

Rural roads, field entrances, mud, gravel, seasonal work, and mixed loads.

Priorities: traction, casing protection, mixed-service durability

Pavement, gravel, jobsites, yards, rural roads, and variable daily loads.

Priorities: durability, traction, casing protection

High-torque work, debris exposure, harsh surfaces, and frequent damage risk.

Priorities: cut resistance, impact protection, deep traction