27 inch Carlisle wheels and tires cover one of the most useful diameters in the brand's specialty lineup, and this page pulls together every 27" Carlisle fitment available in one place. From all-terrain ATV/UTV treads to trailer and turf options, the 27-inch class is where work and play overlap, and there are 42 fitments at this size to choose from. You can also step up or down to the neighboring 26" Carlisle wheels and 28" Carlisle wheels if your machine calls for a slightly different rolling diameter.
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Why the 27-inch Carlisle class matters
Carlisle Tire was founded in Carlisle, PA in 1917 and grew into one of the world's largest specialty tire manufacturers, building purpose-built treads for ATVs, UTVs, trailers, lawn and garden, and agricultural equipment. The brand is now part of The Carlstar Group, which produces specialty tires and wheels across powersports, towables, and ag applications. At the 27-inch mark, that experience shows up as treads engineered for a specific terrain, application, or machine rather than a single do-everything compromise. For riders running side-by-sides and utility quads, this diameter strikes a popular balance between ground clearance and gearing.
Which 27" models and options are here
Several Carlisle families reach into the 27-inch range. The All Trail and All Trail II are all-terrain, all-season designs built for ATVs and UTVs; the All Trail in particular is offered in sizes that mount up around 27–28 inches of overall diameter. The heavy-duty A C T HD and the AT 489 XD add tougher options, while the Dura Trail and Versa Trail ATR round out the trail-focused choices. Ag and turf shoppers will find 27-inch fitments in the Farm Specialist HF-1 and its Stubble Armor variant, plus trailer-oriented sizing through the Sport Trail LH and Radial Trail RH2. Where a finished assembly is offered, the colors carried are Cream and White.
Fitment coverage
The bolt patterns offered across the broader Carlisle range are 4x4.00, 5x4.50, 6x6.00, and 8x8.00 — patterns typical of ATV/UTV hubs, light trailer axles, and utility equipment rather than passenger cars. Because Carlisle 27-inch products are specialty tires and wheel assemblies, the right choice is driven by your machine's hub, rim width, and axle rating, not by a car's lug pattern. A concrete example at this size is the Carlisle A C T HD 27X11.00R12, which mounts on a 12-inch rim. If you're shopping a complete build, compare against the Carlisle All Trail 25X10.00-12/4 and the Carlisle AT489 24X9.00-11/3* to see how rim diameter and width change with each size step.
How to choose your 27-inch Carlisle
Start with how the machine is used. Mixed hard-pack and trail riding points toward the All Trail family; heavier loads and rougher duty lean to the A C T HD or AT 489 XD; field and turf work map to the Farm Specialist and turf-oriented lines. Confirm the rim diameter printed in the size (for example, the "-12" or "R12" indicates a 12-inch wheel) and the ply rating against your load. If 27 inches sits between what you need, the adjacent 25" and 29" Carlisle wheels pages, along with the 24" and 30" diameters, give you the full ladder of options. You can always browse the full Carlisle lineup to compare families side by side.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are 27-inch Carlisle products meant for cars?
No. These are specialty tires and wheel assemblies for ATVs, UTVs, trailers, turf, and agricultural equipment. The bolt patterns offered — 4x4.00, 5x4.50, 6x6.00, and 8x8.00 — reflect powersports and utility hubs rather than passenger-car fitments.
Which Carlisle models are available in a 27-inch size?
Families reaching into the 27-inch class include All Trail, All Trail II, A C T HD, AT 489 XD, Dura Trail, Versa Trail ATR, Farm Specialist HF-1 (including Stubble Armor), Sport Trail LH, and Radial Trail RH2, among others.
What rim does a 27" Carlisle tire mount on?
It depends on the specific size. The size code tells you — for example, the Carlisle A C T HD 27X11.00R12 mounts on a 12-inch rim, so always match the listed rim diameter and width to your wheel.