Pickup & heavy-duty tires: get the load right

Choose pickup tires for the load and the way you use the truck. A truck carrying tools every day can have different needs from a lightly loaded weekend vehicle.

Keep the original requirements in view

Check the vehicle placard and manufacturer guidance. P-metric and LT tire applications are not automatically interchangeable. A load range is only part of the fitment decision; the complete tire, wheel, inflation requirements, and vehicle limits matter.

What do you tow?

Tell us about trailers, a slide-in camper, heavy tools, or other regular loads. Tires do not increase the vehicle’s authorized towing or payload capacity. If a vehicle has been modified, we need to check the fitment for those changes.

Choose for the actual job

Highway use, gravel access, wet-weather driving, noise preference, and off-road use can lead to different tire choices. Share where and how you drive before picking by appearance.

What to send AnySize

A full sidewall photo, vehicle details, wheel modifications, and typical use are a good start. For a fleet of work pickups, include unit count and your normal service locations in the fleet contract form.