265/70R18 tires are in stock right now with 75 options spanning more than 20 brands, from premium touring names to budget-friendly all-terrains. Every order ships free, across all tires we carry Affirm financing is available, and fast delivery comes from a nationwide network. Whether you run a full-size truck or a large SUV, this page gathers the highway, all-terrain, and rugged tread choices in this exact size so you can compare and buy in one place.
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What 265/70R18 tires means
The size code describes the tire's shape precisely. The 265 is the section width in millimeters (about 10.43 inches across the widest part of the tread). The 70 is the aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 70% of that width — roughly 185.5 mm, or about 7.3 inches tall. The 18 is the wheel (rim) diameter in inches the tire mounts to.
Add the sidewall on top and bottom of an 18-inch rim and the overall tire diameter works out to about 32.61 inches. At that size a 265/70R18 tire turns roughly 619 revolutions per mile. Those numbers matter: overall diameter affects speedometer accuracy and gearing, sidewall height influences ride comfort and bump absorption, and the width plus diameter determine whether the tire clears your fenders and suspension.
Vehicles & uses
This size is a common fit for heavy-duty pickup trucks and full-size SUVs, where the taller sidewall and near-33-inch diameter suit both highway miles and light off-pavement use. Because fitment varies by vehicle and trim, always confirm against your door-jamb placard or owner's manual before ordering. The tread families available here — highway (H/T), all-terrain (A/T), and more aggressive rugged patterns — let you match the tire to how you actually drive.
Brands & options in 265/70R18 tires
Premium and touring picks include the Continental TerrainContact A/T, the Pirelli Scorpion ATR, and the DUNLOP Grandtrek AT23.
For performance-minded all-terrain and highway builds, look at Falken's lineup, including the Wildpeak A/T4W, the Wildpeak AT3WA, and the Wildpeak H/T02, plus the Hankook Dynapro AT2 Xtreme RF12 and General's Grabber A/TX and Grabber H/T.
Value-focused choices include the Laufenn X FIT HT LD01, the Ironman All Country A/T, and the Nokian Outpost nAT. Additional brands in this size include Toyo, Kumho, GT Radial, Nitto, Nexen, Hercules, Lexani, Arroyo, Advanta, Atturo, Kenda, and BFGoodrich.
How to choose
Season
Match tread to climate. All-season tires balance year-round grip; dedicated summer tires favor warm-weather dry and wet performance; winter tires are built for snow, ice, and cold. Many options here are all-terrain designs that handle mixed on- and off-road duty.
Treadwear & UTQG
The UTQG rating on the sidewall reports treadwear, traction, and temperature grades so you can compare expected wear and grip between models. Check each tire's own rating before deciding.
Load index & speed rating
These two numbers follow the size (for example, 116 and a letter such as T). The load index reflects how much weight each tire can carry, and the speed rating indicates the maximum rated speed. Choose ratings that meet or exceed what your vehicle's placard specifies — important on heavier trucks and SUVs.
Warranty
Mileage warranties vary by model, so weigh the coverage alongside price and tread type when you compare.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 265/70R18 mean? It describes a tire 265 mm wide with a sidewall 70% of that width, mounted on an 18-inch wheel. That works out to roughly a 32.61-inch overall diameter and about 619 revolutions per mile.
How much do 265/70R18 tires cost? Prices currently range from about $170 to $581.22 per tire depending on brand, tread type, and construction.
What vehicles use 265/70R18 tires? This size is commonly used on heavy-duty pickup trucks and full-size SUVs. Confirm the correct size for your specific vehicle using the placard in the door jamb or your owner's manual.