You’re viewing results for 37x12.50R17 tires. Popular choices in this size include: - Falken Wildpeak A/T4W (All‑Terrain) - Hankook Dynapro XT (All‑Terrain) - Toyo Open Country R/T (Rugged‑Terrain) - Kumho Road Venture MT71 (Mud‑Terrain) - Atturo Trail Blade X/T (All‑Terrain) - Laufenn X Fit AT2 (All‑Terrain)
Things to compare as you browse: - Terrain type: All‑Terrain (AT) for mixed road/off‑road, Rugged‑Terrain (RT) for tougher trails with on‑road manners, Mud‑Terrain (MT) for maximum off‑road grip. - Load range: D vs. E to match your vehicle weight, towing, and off‑road needs. - Speed/load ratings and ply construction. - Availability at your preferred store and nearby locations. - Treadwell ratings: Use Good/Better/Best guidance to see how options perform new and as they wear.
Browse common 35-inch sizes: - Shop 35x12.50R17 tires - Shop 35x12.50R18 tires - Shop 35x12.50R20 tires - Shop 35x12.50R22 tires
If you’re not sure which 35-inch size you need, use shop by vehicle and the site will show exact-fit options for your wheels and suspension.
35x12.50R17 is a popular upgrade for off-road–focused trucks and SUVs. Many will need a leveling kit, lift, different backspacing/offset, and/or minor trimming. Always confirm with the vehicle lookup and your installer.
Common platforms that can fit 35x12.50R17 with the right setup: - Jeep Wrangler JK/JL and Gladiator JT (often 2–3.5" lift; Rubicon trims may need less) - Ford Bronco (SAS/Badlands trims need minimal changes; others often need a level/lift) - Ford F‑150 and Super Duty (level or 2–6" lift depending on generation and wheels) - Toyota Tacoma and 4Runner (typically 2–3" lift plus potential trimming) - Chevrolet Silverado/GMC Sierra 1500 (level or lift; wheel offset/backspacing matters) - Ram 1500 (level or lift; check UCA/tire clearance on specific years)
Pro tips: - Verify spare tire well and tailgate carrier capacity. - Consider gear ratio and speedometer recalibration. - Match tire load range to your towing and payload needs.
245/65R17 is a common size on many mid-size SUVs and some crossovers. Examples (by select years/trims) include: - Jeep Grand Cherokee - Toyota Highlander - Nissan Pathfinder - Ford Explorer (mid‑2000s) - Chevrolet TrailBlazer and GMC Envoy
Because sizing varies by model year and trim, confirm fit before you buy. Start here: Shop 245/65R17 tires or use shop by vehicle.
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