868 AS

Achilles 868 AS tires: sensible sizes for everyday passenger cars

The Achilles 868 AS tires line covers a broad spread of common passenger-car sizes at prices that stay easy on the budget. This page focuses on this one tread pattern — what we stock, the ratings we carry, and where it lands on price — so you can size it up quickly and move on.

The sizes we carry

We stock the 868 AS across 13-, 14-, 15-, 16-, 17- and 18-inch rim diameters, with the bulk of the range clustered in the 15-inch fitments popular on compact and midsize cars. Representative sizes on hand include 175/65R14, 175/70R13, 185/60R15, 195/55R15, 205/65R16, 205/70R15, 215/70R15, 215/40R17, 215/65R15, 235/60R16 and 225/45R18. Treat this as the sizes we stock rather than the model's complete size range. You can also browse other fitments in 185/60R15, 215/70R15 and 225/45R18.

Ratings on hand

Speed ratings across the sizes we carry run S, T, H, V and W, covering steady daily driving up through quicker fitments. Load indexes span from 84 on the lighter sizes to 121 on the higher-capacity ones, with service descriptions such as 84H, 87V, 89V, 96H, 97W, 98W, 110W and 121S. Check the individual size for its exact rating.

Price band and who it suits

Pricing runs from about $68 for the 175/65R14 up to roughly $270 for the 235/60R16, with most 15-inch sizes landing in the $80s to $110s — for example the 185/60R15 near $93 and the 175/70R13 around $83. That makes the 868 AS a value-minded pick for commuters and second cars.

Shopping the wider Achilles range? The ATR Sport 2 leans sportier, the 868 is a closely related sibling, the budget-focused ATR-K Economist aims lower on price, and the Desert Hawk covers taller, rugged fitments. See the full Achilles hub or all tires to compare.

Ordering

Every order ships with free shipping on all orders, and you can add mounted packages at checkout. Financing is available, and our team can help by phone at 813-535-5801.

Achilles 868 AS tires: sensible sizes for everyday passenger cars

The Achilles 868 AS tires line covers a broad spread of common passenger-car sizes at prices that stay easy on the budget. This page focuses on this one tread pattern — what we stock, the ratings we carry, and where it lands on price — so you can size it up quickly and move on.

The sizes we carry

We stock the 868 AS across 13-, 14-, 15-, 16-, 17- and 18-inch rim diameters, with the bulk of the range clustered in the 15-inch fitments popular on compact and midsize cars. Representative sizes on hand include 175/65R14, 175/70R13, 185/60R15, 195/55R15, 205/65R16, 205/70R15, 215/70R15, 215/40R17, 215/65R15, 235/60R16 and 225/45R18. Treat this as the sizes we stock rather than the model's complete size range. You can also browse other fitments in 185/60R15, 215/70R15 and 225/45R18.

Ratings on hand

Speed ratings across the sizes we carry run S, T, H, V and W, covering steady daily driving up through quicker fitments. Load indexes span from 84 on the lighter sizes to 121 on the higher-capacity ones, with service descriptions such as 84H, 87V, 89V, 96H, 97W, 98W, 110W and 121S. Check the individual size for its exact rating.

Price band and who it suits

Pricing runs from about $68 for the 175/65R14 up to roughly $270 for the 235/60R16, with most 15-inch sizes landing in the $80s to $110s — for example the 185/60R15 near $93 and the 175/70R13 around $83. That makes the 868 AS a value-minded pick for commuters and second cars.

Shopping the wider Achilles range? The ATR Sport 2 leans sportier, the 868 is a closely related sibling, the budget-focused ATR-K Economist aims lower on price, and the Desert Hawk covers taller, rugged fitments. See the full Achilles hub or all tires to compare.

Ordering

Every order ships with free shipping on all orders, and you can add mounted packages at checkout. Financing is available, and our team can help by phone at 813-535-5801.