Shopping by vehicle is the easiest way to find tires that fit right the first time. It also helps you compare options based on how and where you drive.
How to shop for tires by vehicle
Enter your vehicle’s year, make, model, and trim to see only tires that fit. Enter your vehicle.
Confirm the size shown on your current tire’s sidewall matches what you see online.
Filter by what matters most to you: all-season, all-terrain, or mud-terrain; ride comfort and noise; tread life; winter capability; and price.
Check load range and speed rating to match your towing/hauling needs.
Choose a nearby store for real-time availability and installation. Find a store.
Tip: You’ll see “Enter your vehicle to ensure these tires fit” throughout the site—use it anytime you’re comparing sizes or styles. You can also use Treadwell Tire Match on product pages for data-driven recommendations based on real-world tire performance and wear.
Popular 18-inch truck and SUV sizes
265/65R18 — trucks and SUVs
Balanced daily-drive comfort with confident highway manners.
Great for light towing/hauling and year-round use.
Available in highway terrain (quietest), all-season, and all-terrain options for occasional off-road use.
275/65R18 — full-size trucks
Common OE size on many full-size pickups.
Slightly taller and wider footprint for stability and load-carrying.
Look for LT-rated, Load Range E options if you tow or haul frequently; choose P-metric for lighter-duty comfort.
255/70R18 — full-size SUV fitments
Prioritizes ride comfort and fuel economy with dependable all-season traction.
Often paired with touring or highway-terrain tread for quiet cruising.
Select all-terrain tread if you need extra grip on gravel, dirt, or in light snow.
LT off-road and heavy-duty fitments
285/75R16 — LT truck and Jeep fitment
A popular upsized “33-class” tire for trucks and Jeeps needing extra ground clearance and traction.
Frequently LT Load Range E for durability, towing, and off-road use.
Consider:
All-terrain for mixed highway/off-road and year-round versatility.
Rugged-terrain (hybrid A/T–M/T) for extra bite with better road manners than full mud-terrain.
Mud-terrain for maximum off-road traction; expect more road noise and faster wear on pavement.
Always verify fender and suspension clearance and re-gear or recalibrate speedometer if you’ve significantly changed overall diameter.
Looking at 285/75R18 options?
If you’re currently browsing 285/75R18, you’ll find a wide range of LT, Load Range E choices in all-terrain, rugged-terrain, and mud-terrain categories—great for trucks and adventure builds. Brands on this size often include Nokian, Toyo, Falken, Nitto, and Yokohama, with availability varying by store. Browse 285/75R18 tires.
Quick tips to choose the right tire
Match the tire type to your driving mix. More highway = highway-terrain or all-season. Mixed use = all-terrain. Frequent off-road = rugged- or mud-terrain.
Check load needs. For towing/hauling, choose LT tires with the proper load index (often Load Range E on trucks).
Think about weather. Look for the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) badge for severe-snow performance.
Balance comfort and noise. More aggressive tread = more road noise; choose accordingly.
Ready to find your perfect fit? Enter your vehicle to see only what fits, then find a store for local availability and installation.