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No, products sharing the 265/70R17 numerical size can carry different load indices, speed symbols and constructions. The supplied exact-size assortment includes 115S, 115T, 115H, 115R, 116T, 116H and 123/120S service descriptions, together with SL, XL and Load Range E products. Compare only the options that meet the complete specification required by the vehicle.

The supplied complete 265/70R17 assortment displayed current unit prices from about $159 to $307 per tire on NeoTires. That range covered different brands, seasons, service descriptions, SL and XL products, Load Range E choices, and warranty terms; it is a product-data snapshot rather than a permanent price promise. Match the required specification first, then compare current per-tire prices among the remaining products.

No. The calculated overall diameter of 265/70R17 is about 31.6 inches. It is commonly grouped in the “32-inch class” rather than a true 33-inch tire. This distinction matters for fitment, as many vehicles that can run 265/70R17 without modification may require clearance adjustments for true 33-inch sizes.

Buy a set of four 265/70R17 tires when the vehicle requires four matching replacements or its owner’s manual restricts differences in tire model, construction or tread depth. Keep the complete size and required service description the same across the set, particularly on four-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles, then compare the current displayed unit price without assuming a permanent four-tire discount.

A 265/70R17 115T tire combines the exact numerical size with load index 115 and speed rating T. Load index 115 corresponds to a maximum rated load of 2,679 pounds per tire under the specified conditions, while T denotes a 118 mph speed category. These tire ratings must meet the vehicle requirement but do not determine the vehicle’s payload or towing limit.

265/70R17 is designed for 17-inch wheels with an approved rim width range that runs from 7.5 to 9.0 inches, with 7.5, 8.0, and 8.5 inches being the most common factory and aftermarket setups for this size. Bolt pattern, hub bore, and offset are determined by the vehicle, not the tire size, and must match the specific platform regardless of which tire is mounted.

In many cases, yes. With an overall diameter of about 31.6 inches, 265/70R17 is a common factory size on trucks like the Ford F-150 and Toyota Tacoma. On stock suspension and factory wheel offsets, it typically clears without rubbing. Fitment becomes less predictable when wheel offset is changed or when replacing a significantly smaller original size.