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Before buying commercial truck tires: sizes and load ranges

Commercial truck tires are tires for Class 7 and Class 8 tractors, straight trucks, buses and semi-trailers, in sizes such as 11R22.5, 295/75R22.5 and 11R24.5. Commercial truck tires are rated by load range: load range G (14-ply rating) inflates to 105 psi and load range H (16-ply rating) to 120 psi. An 11R22.5 commercial truck tire in load range G carries 6,175 lb single. Tires for cargo vans and pickups are listed under light truck tires.

Choosing commercial tires by axle position

  • Steer commercial tires run on the front axle, with rib treads for steering precision and even wear.
  • Drive commercial tires run on powered axles, with lug treads for traction: closed-shoulder drive tires for linehaul, open-shoulder drive tires for regional, winter and mixed service.
  • Trailer commercial tires run on free-rolling trailer axles, with shallow rib treads that resist scrub and lower rolling resistance.
  • All-position commercial tires run on any axle, for regional and vocational fleets that stock one tire.

Order steer, drive and trailer tires for a full tractor-trailer in one checkout.

Signs it is time to order: FMCSA tread depth limits

FMCSA rules (49 CFR 393.75) require commercial truck tires on the front wheels of trucks, truck tractors and buses to have at least 4/32 in. of tread depth, and all other commercial truck tires at least 2/32 in. Fleets order replacements before tires reach those limits, and buy new tires for bus front wheels, where regrooved, recapped and retreaded tires are not allowed.

Buying SmartWay-verified tires for California routes

SmartWay-verified commercial tires are low-rolling-resistance tires verified by the US EPA to cut fuel use. California's Tractor-Trailer Greenhouse Gas regulation, in effect since 2010, requires SmartWay-verified low-rolling-resistance tires on heavy-duty tractors that pull box-type trailers longer than 50 feet in California, and on those trailers.

Choosing wide-base tires instead of duals

Wide-base commercial tires, such as 445/50R22.5 and 455/55R22.5, replace a pair of dual tires with one tire on drive and trailer axles, cutting weight and rolling resistance. A wide-base commercial tire has no dual partner, so a failure leaves no backup tire on that wheel position.

Ordering commercial truck tires with NeoTires

Fleets and owner-operators order commercial truck tires by size, load range and axle position: a steer pair, drive tires by the axle set and trailer tires by the trailer. Search your size on NeoTires, such as 11R22.5 or 295/75R22.5, compare commercial tires by position, load range and price, and add the axle sets to the cart. NeoTires dispatches commercial truck tires the same day across the US, ships tires marked Free shipping at no cost, and lists Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing at checkout.

Before buying commercial truck tires: sizes and load ranges

Commercial truck tires are tires for Class 7 and Class 8 tractors, straight trucks, buses and semi-trailers, in sizes such as 11R22.5, 295/75R22.5 and 11R24.5. Commercial truck tires are rated by load range: load range G (14-ply rating) inflates to 105 psi and load range H (16-ply rating) to 120 psi. An 11R22.5 commercial truck tire in load range G carries 6,175 lb single. Tires for cargo vans and pickups are listed under light truck tires.

Choosing commercial tires by axle position

  • Steer commercial tires run on the front axle, with rib treads for steering precision and even wear.
  • Drive commercial tires run on powered axles, with lug treads for traction: closed-shoulder drive tires for linehaul, open-shoulder drive tires for regional, winter and mixed service.
  • Trailer commercial tires run on free-rolling trailer axles, with shallow rib treads that resist scrub and lower rolling resistance.
  • All-position commercial tires run on any axle, for regional and vocational fleets that stock one tire.

Order steer, drive and trailer tires for a full tractor-trailer in one checkout.

Signs it is time to order: FMCSA tread depth limits

FMCSA rules (49 CFR 393.75) require commercial truck tires on the front wheels of trucks, truck tractors and buses to have at least 4/32 in. of tread depth, and all other commercial truck tires at least 2/32 in. Fleets order replacements before tires reach those limits, and buy new tires for bus front wheels, where regrooved, recapped and retreaded tires are not allowed.

Buying SmartWay-verified tires for California routes

SmartWay-verified commercial tires are low-rolling-resistance tires verified by the US EPA to cut fuel use. California's Tractor-Trailer Greenhouse Gas regulation, in effect since 2010, requires SmartWay-verified low-rolling-resistance tires on heavy-duty tractors that pull box-type trailers longer than 50 feet in California, and on those trailers.

Choosing wide-base tires instead of duals

Wide-base commercial tires, such as 445/50R22.5 and 455/55R22.5, replace a pair of dual tires with one tire on drive and trailer axles, cutting weight and rolling resistance. A wide-base commercial tire has no dual partner, so a failure leaves no backup tire on that wheel position.

Ordering commercial truck tires with NeoTires

Fleets and owner-operators order commercial truck tires by size, load range and axle position: a steer pair, drive tires by the axle set and trailer tires by the trailer. Search your size on NeoTires, such as 11R22.5 or 295/75R22.5, compare commercial tires by position, load range and price, and add the axle sets to the cart. NeoTires dispatches commercial truck tires the same day across the US, ships tires marked Free shipping at no cost, and lists Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay financing at checkout.

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