235/75R15 tires are in stock here in 56 options spanning brands from Hankook and Toyo to Falken, General Tire, Kumho, and value names like Ironman and Arroyo. Whatever tread style you need in this size, you'll find highway, touring, and rugged all-terrain designs together in one place. Every order ships free, Affirm financing is available at checkout, and fast delivery comes from a nationwide network.
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What 235/75R15 tires means
Reading the code left to right tells you the exact geometry of the tire. The 235 is the section width in millimeters (about 9.25 inches across the widest part of the tread). The 75 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 75% of that width, which works out to roughly 176.2 mm (about 6.94 inches) tall. The R means radial construction, and 15 is the wheel diameter in inches this tire is built to mount on.
Add two sidewalls to the rim and you get an overall diameter of about 28.88 inches, and at that size the tire turns roughly 698 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter in practice: overall diameter drives your speedometer and odometer accuracy, sidewall height affects ride comfort and pothole protection, and the width plus diameter determine whether the tire clears your fenders and suspension. Staying close to the factory 235/75R15 spec keeps everything reading correctly.
Vehicles & uses
This is a tall, relatively narrow 15-inch size long associated with light trucks, older SUVs, vans, and trailers, and it's commonly cross-shopped for those roles. The generous sidewall soaks up rough roads, and the size is available in both highway-comfort and all-terrain patterns to match how you actually drive. To be certain it's correct for your vehicle, check the placard on your driver's door jamb or your owner's manual rather than assuming.
Brands & options in 235/75R15 tires
The lineup covers every price tier. On the premium and touring side, look at the Hankook tires range including the Hankook Kinergy S Touring H735, plus the General Tire tires lineup with the GEN Grabber HTS. For all-around highway performance, the Hercules tires Roadtour Connect AS and the Falken Sincera SN250 A/S are strong choices.
Prefer rugged tread? The Venom Power tires Terra Hunter X/T and the Lexani Terrain Beast AT lean off-road. On the value end, the Ironman tires All Country HT 4S, the Gt Radial tires Adventuro HT, and the Arroyo tires Eco Pro HT keep costs down. See the full tire selection to compare side by side.
How to choose
Season
All-season tires are the default for year-round driving in mild climates; dedicated winter tires make sense where snow and ice are regular; summer tires trade cold-weather grip for warm-road performance. Pick based on your local conditions.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating molded on the sidewall gives comparative treadwear, traction, and temperature grades. A higher treadwear number generally suggests a longer-lasting compound, but always compare within similar tire types.
Load index & speed rating
The load index and speed rating letter appear right after the size. Match or exceed the load and speed values your vehicle placard specifies, especially on trucks, vans, and anything that tows.
Warranty
Many touring and highway tires carry a mileage treadwear warranty. Factor that into value alongside the up-front price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 235/75R15 mean? It describes a tire 235 mm wide with a sidewall 75% of that width (about 6.94 inches), built as a radial for a 15-inch wheel, giving an overall diameter near 28.88 inches and about 698 revolutions per mile.
How much do 235/75R15 tires cost? Prices here run from about $112.60 to $487.87 per tire, so you can pick a budget-friendly highway option or step up to a premium touring or all-terrain design.
What brands are available in 235/75R15? Options include Hankook, Falken, Kumho, Toyo, Hercules, Ironman, Gt Radial, Nexen, Lexani, General Tire, Vogue, Kenda, Laufenn, Venom Power, Arroyo, Accelera, and Nokian.