Armstrong

Armstrong tires: passenger, all-terrain and commercial tread under one badge

Armstrong tires cover a wide practical range, from small passenger sizes on 14-inch rim diameters up to heavy commercial truck casings on 22.5 and 24.5-inch rims. The Armstrong lineup we stock is built around value: a buyer here is getting a straightforward, budget-conscious tire across passenger, highway, all-terrain and commercial categories rather than a premium-priced flagship. This page walks the patterns we actually carry, and the facts below come from a 70-product sample of the SKUs currently visible, so treat it as a snapshot rather than the brand's full catalog.

The Armstrong pattern lineup

We stock ten Armstrong tread patterns, spanning passenger cars, crossovers, light trucks and heavy commercial rigs. Here is what each one is for and the sizes it comes in.

Blu-Trac HP - performance passenger

The Blu-Trac HP is the high-performance passenger pattern in the range and the deepest one we carry, with 23 sizes. It's aimed at sedans and sport compacts that want warm-weather grip and predictable handling. Sizes run from 195/55R15 up through 235/50R18, covering 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20-inch rim diameters, including low-profile options like 225/35R20. Pricing runs from about $86 to $134.

Blu-Trac PC - touring passenger

The Blu-Trac PC is a passenger-car touring tire built for everyday commuting and comfort. It comes in seven sizes from 175/65R14 to 225/60R17, covering 14, 15, 16 and 17-inch rim diameters. It sits at the affordable end of the range, priced from roughly $77 to $128.

Tru-Trac AT - all-terrain

The Tru-Trac AT is the all-terrain pattern, built to balance pavement manners with light off-road and gravel capability for trucks and SUVs. It runs 10 sizes, from 215/70R16 up to the tall 315/75R16, and includes light-truck fitments like 235/80R17 and 275/60R20. Pricing spans about $118 to $268.

Tru-Trac HT - highway

The Tru-Trac HT is a highway tire for trucks and SUVs that spend most of their miles on the road, tuned for a smoother, quieter ride than an all-terrain. It comes in six sizes from 215/70R16 to 275/55R20, covering 16, 17 and 20-inch rim diameters, at roughly $117 to $176.

Tru-Trac SU - SUV and crossover

The Tru-Trac SU is aimed at larger SUVs and crossovers, with six sizes concentrated on 18 and 20-inch rim diameters, from 235/55R18 up to 275/60R20. Pricing runs from about $141 to $178.

ADH, ATH, ASR, ADR-1 and Ash Plus - commercial truck

Armstrong's commercial patterns cover heavy truck applications on 19.5, 22.5 and 24.5-inch rim diameters. The ADH is a drive-position pattern in 11R22.50, 11R24.50 and matching 75-series casings, priced roughly $543 to $629. The ATH covers 11R22.50 and 75R22.50 at about $504 to $545. The Ash Plus spans 11R22.50, 11R24.50 and 75R24.50 from around $424 to $585. The ASR comes in 70R19.50 and 75R24.50 at about $284 to $414, and the ADR-1 covers 12R22.50 and 70R19.50 from roughly $226 to $298. These are the priciest tires in the range because they're heavy-duty commercial casings.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the sample, Armstrong tires span 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20-inch passenger and light-truck rim diameters, plus commercial 19.5, 22.5 and 24.5-inch casings. Passenger sizes start as small as 175/65R14, light-truck fitments reach up to 315/75R16, and commercial sizes include 11R22.50, 11R24.50, 12R22.50, 70R19.50, 75R22.50 and 75R24.50. You can browse the full carried range on the Armstrong tires page.

Price and who Armstrong is for

Armstrong tires run from about $77 for the smallest passenger sizes up to $629 for the heaviest commercial casings. That places the brand firmly in value territory: passenger and light-truck patterns are among the more affordable tires you'll find, while the commercial patterns are priced as the heavy-duty tires they are. If you're asking whether Armstrong tires are good, the honest answer is they're a sensible budget choice for drivers who want dependable tread across everyday, highway, all-terrain and commercial use without paying premium-brand money. Broader tire options are on our tires page.

Buying Armstrong from ThreePiece

Every Armstrong order ships with free shipping. We also offer wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they leave us, so they arrive ready to bolt up. Financing through Affirm and Katapult is available as low as 0% APR. If you have questions about a specific pattern or size, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801, and you'll find more answers in our FAQ.

Armstrong tires: passenger, all-terrain and commercial tread under one badge

Armstrong tires cover a wide practical range, from small passenger sizes on 14-inch rim diameters up to heavy commercial truck casings on 22.5 and 24.5-inch rims. The Armstrong lineup we stock is built around value: a buyer here is getting a straightforward, budget-conscious tire across passenger, highway, all-terrain and commercial categories rather than a premium-priced flagship. This page walks the patterns we actually carry, and the facts below come from a 70-product sample of the SKUs currently visible, so treat it as a snapshot rather than the brand's full catalog.

The Armstrong pattern lineup

We stock ten Armstrong tread patterns, spanning passenger cars, crossovers, light trucks and heavy commercial rigs. Here is what each one is for and the sizes it comes in.

Blu-Trac HP - performance passenger

The Blu-Trac HP is the high-performance passenger pattern in the range and the deepest one we carry, with 23 sizes. It's aimed at sedans and sport compacts that want warm-weather grip and predictable handling. Sizes run from 195/55R15 up through 235/50R18, covering 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20-inch rim diameters, including low-profile options like 225/35R20. Pricing runs from about $86 to $134.

Blu-Trac PC - touring passenger

The Blu-Trac PC is a passenger-car touring tire built for everyday commuting and comfort. It comes in seven sizes from 175/65R14 to 225/60R17, covering 14, 15, 16 and 17-inch rim diameters. It sits at the affordable end of the range, priced from roughly $77 to $128.

Tru-Trac AT - all-terrain

The Tru-Trac AT is the all-terrain pattern, built to balance pavement manners with light off-road and gravel capability for trucks and SUVs. It runs 10 sizes, from 215/70R16 up to the tall 315/75R16, and includes light-truck fitments like 235/80R17 and 275/60R20. Pricing spans about $118 to $268.

Tru-Trac HT - highway

The Tru-Trac HT is a highway tire for trucks and SUVs that spend most of their miles on the road, tuned for a smoother, quieter ride than an all-terrain. It comes in six sizes from 215/70R16 to 275/55R20, covering 16, 17 and 20-inch rim diameters, at roughly $117 to $176.

Tru-Trac SU - SUV and crossover

The Tru-Trac SU is aimed at larger SUVs and crossovers, with six sizes concentrated on 18 and 20-inch rim diameters, from 235/55R18 up to 275/60R20. Pricing runs from about $141 to $178.

ADH, ATH, ASR, ADR-1 and Ash Plus - commercial truck

Armstrong's commercial patterns cover heavy truck applications on 19.5, 22.5 and 24.5-inch rim diameters. The ADH is a drive-position pattern in 11R22.50, 11R24.50 and matching 75-series casings, priced roughly $543 to $629. The ATH covers 11R22.50 and 75R22.50 at about $504 to $545. The Ash Plus spans 11R22.50, 11R24.50 and 75R24.50 from around $424 to $585. The ASR comes in 70R19.50 and 75R24.50 at about $284 to $414, and the ADR-1 covers 12R22.50 and 70R19.50 from roughly $226 to $298. These are the priciest tires in the range because they're heavy-duty commercial casings.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the sample, Armstrong tires span 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20-inch passenger and light-truck rim diameters, plus commercial 19.5, 22.5 and 24.5-inch casings. Passenger sizes start as small as 175/65R14, light-truck fitments reach up to 315/75R16, and commercial sizes include 11R22.50, 11R24.50, 12R22.50, 70R19.50, 75R22.50 and 75R24.50. You can browse the full carried range on the Armstrong tires page.

Price and who Armstrong is for

Armstrong tires run from about $77 for the smallest passenger sizes up to $629 for the heaviest commercial casings. That places the brand firmly in value territory: passenger and light-truck patterns are among the more affordable tires you'll find, while the commercial patterns are priced as the heavy-duty tires they are. If you're asking whether Armstrong tires are good, the honest answer is they're a sensible budget choice for drivers who want dependable tread across everyday, highway, all-terrain and commercial use without paying premium-brand money. Broader tire options are on our tires page.

Buying Armstrong from ThreePiece

Every Armstrong order ships with free shipping. We also offer wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they leave us, so they arrive ready to bolt up. Financing through Affirm and Katapult is available as low as 0% APR. If you have questions about a specific pattern or size, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801, and you'll find more answers in our FAQ.