Explore highway tires built for trucks, SUVs, and vans, with 507 in stock across a dozen brands including Toyo, Falken, Continental, Nexen, Kumho, General Tire, Ironman, Nitto, Pirelli, Hercules, Power King, and Fuzion. Every order ships free, ships fast nationwide, and can be split into payments with Affirm financing. Whether you commute daily or tow on weekends, you'll find a highway-terrain fit here.
Highway Tires In Stock
A selection of the 507 in stock — 30 models across 12 brands:
What highway tires are
Highway tires (also called highway-terrain or H/T tires) are all-season tires tuned for quiet, stable on-road miles on trucks and SUVs. Their tread patterns favor smooth pavement performance, long tread life, and fuel efficiency over aggressive off-road grip. They're the right choice for drivers who spend most of their time on paved roads and highways — daily commuters, families, and anyone hauling or towing who wants a comfortable, predictable ride. If you rarely leave the asphalt, a highway tire usually delivers a better experience than a chunkier all-terrain design.
Top highway tires we carry
The lineup spans budget-friendly to premium. Popular picks include the Fuzion HIGHWAY and the Power King SUPER HIGHWAY II for value shoppers, plus the Falken Wildpeak H/T02 and General Grabber HTS for well-rounded truck use. For SUVs and crossovers, look at the Nexen Roadian HTX 2, Kumho Crugen HT51, and Toyo Celsius II. Van and work-duty options include the Continental VancoFourSeason, Hercules H-901 LT, and Ironman Radial A/P. Prefer a specific maker? Browse Toyo, Falken, Continental, Nexen, and Kumho, or see all tires.
Trade-offs & how to choose
Highway tires trade off-road capability for on-road refinement. Compared with all-terrain tires, they typically run quieter, last longer on pavement, and roll more efficiently, but they give up traction on mud, rocks, and deep snow. Match the tire to your driving: mostly highway and city miles point to an H/T design, while frequent trail or unpaved use may call for something more aggressive. Watch load range — heavier trucks, vans, and towing rigs often need an LT or reinforced (XL/C) tire, and several models here are offered in those constructions. Fitments cover rim diameters from 14 up to 24 inches, so there are options for smaller SUVs through full-size trucks. Compare Pirelli Scorpion STR, Nitto Dura Grappler, and Toyo Open Country Q/T to see how comfort, tread life, and price line up.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do highway tires cost?
Prices range from about $79 to $833 per tire depending on brand, size, and load range, so there are options for tight budgets and premium builds alike.
Are highway tires good in snow?
As all-season designs they handle light winter conditions and wet roads, but they aren't built for deep snow or off-road terrain the way all-terrain or dedicated winter tires are.
Will these fit my truck or SUV?
Fitments span 14- through 24-inch rim diameters across passenger, XL, and LT constructions, covering most trucks, SUVs, crossovers, and vans. Check your existing tire's size or your door-jamb placard to confirm.