Bridgestone

Bridgestone Tires: Commercial Truck and Agricultural Range, Sized Up

The Bridgestone tires we stock lean heavily toward work: commercial truck drive and steer tires, medium-duty regional models, on/off-highway axle tires, and large agricultural tractor rubber. Across 169 listings, prices run from about $188 for a small farm-service tire up to $6,711 for a full-size tractor tire, so this is a range built around load-carrying jobs rather than passenger cars. Browse the wider tires section if you also need car or light-truck fitments.

The lineup, model by model

Agricultural tractor tires are the top of the range. The VT-Tractor-class and VX-Tractor radials cover big rim diameters from 16 up to 42 inches, all carrying a D speed rating. The VT-Tractor 800/70R38 184D and the VX-Tractor 710/75R42 175D sit at the high end ($3,128-$6,711 for VT-Tractor). The VX-R Tractor 460/85R34 147D covers 24 to 34in rims from roughly $977 to $2,072. The utility RR 14/70-20/12 and Farm Service Lug tires round out the ag and small-implement side, with the Farm Service Lug-M starting at $188.

Commercial truck models form the bulk. The Greatec M847 455/55R22.5 and Greatec M853 455/55R22.5/22 are wide-base tires; more Greatec options sit under the Greatec R197 and M853 child pages. The Ecopia family runs deep: R268, R123, M713, M760 and R283S, all on 22.5in and 24.5in rims in load range 14 or 16. Drive and steer models include the M863 (11R22.5 to 315/80R22.5, load range 16/18, speed K/L), M771, M799, R196A and R273. On/off-highway axle tires include the L315, L320 and M775 in load ranges 16 to 20.

Medium-duty regional tires fill the smaller rims: the R238, R239, M705 and M729F Drive Radial cover 17.5in and 19.5in, with load ranges 12 through 18 and, on the R239 and M705, M/N speed ratings.

Sizes and fitments stocked

Rim diameters run 16, 17.5, 19.5, 22.5, 24, 24.5, 28, 30, 34, 38 and 42 inches. Section widths span narrow farm sizes through 295 for truck fitments. Load ranges include 4, 6, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and L, so heavy-haul and light regional work are both covered.

How to choose

Match the model to the job. For tractors, VT-Tractor covers the largest rims and highest prices, VX-Tractor the mid-to-large range, and VX-R Tractor the 24-34in band. For trucks, the Ecopia models emphasize fuel-focused fleet duty, the on/off-highway L- and M-series carry load ranges 16-20 for mixed-surface routes, and the 17.5in/19.5in R238, R239 and M705 suit medium-duty regional trucks. Use load range and rim diameter as your first filter, then speed rating where it's listed.

Getting them fitted

Order mounted wheel and tire packages or build a set through wheel and tire packages, and confirm dimensions with the tire size calculator. Every order ships free. If Bridgestone isn't the fit, compare siblings like Firestone or Continental.

Bridgestone Tires: Commercial Truck and Agricultural Range, Sized Up

The Bridgestone tires we stock lean heavily toward work: commercial truck drive and steer tires, medium-duty regional models, on/off-highway axle tires, and large agricultural tractor rubber. Across 169 listings, prices run from about $188 for a small farm-service tire up to $6,711 for a full-size tractor tire, so this is a range built around load-carrying jobs rather than passenger cars. Browse the wider tires section if you also need car or light-truck fitments.

The lineup, model by model

Agricultural tractor tires are the top of the range. The VT-Tractor-class and VX-Tractor radials cover big rim diameters from 16 up to 42 inches, all carrying a D speed rating. The VT-Tractor 800/70R38 184D and the VX-Tractor 710/75R42 175D sit at the high end ($3,128-$6,711 for VT-Tractor). The VX-R Tractor 460/85R34 147D covers 24 to 34in rims from roughly $977 to $2,072. The utility RR 14/70-20/12 and Farm Service Lug tires round out the ag and small-implement side, with the Farm Service Lug-M starting at $188.

Commercial truck models form the bulk. The Greatec M847 455/55R22.5 and Greatec M853 455/55R22.5/22 are wide-base tires; more Greatec options sit under the Greatec R197 and M853 child pages. The Ecopia family runs deep: R268, R123, M713, M760 and R283S, all on 22.5in and 24.5in rims in load range 14 or 16. Drive and steer models include the M863 (11R22.5 to 315/80R22.5, load range 16/18, speed K/L), M771, M799, R196A and R273. On/off-highway axle tires include the L315, L320 and M775 in load ranges 16 to 20.

Medium-duty regional tires fill the smaller rims: the R238, R239, M705 and M729F Drive Radial cover 17.5in and 19.5in, with load ranges 12 through 18 and, on the R239 and M705, M/N speed ratings.

Sizes and fitments stocked

Rim diameters run 16, 17.5, 19.5, 22.5, 24, 24.5, 28, 30, 34, 38 and 42 inches. Section widths span narrow farm sizes through 295 for truck fitments. Load ranges include 4, 6, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20 and L, so heavy-haul and light regional work are both covered.

How to choose

Match the model to the job. For tractors, VT-Tractor covers the largest rims and highest prices, VX-Tractor the mid-to-large range, and VX-R Tractor the 24-34in band. For trucks, the Ecopia models emphasize fuel-focused fleet duty, the on/off-highway L- and M-series carry load ranges 16-20 for mixed-surface routes, and the 17.5in/19.5in R238, R239 and M705 suit medium-duty regional trucks. Use load range and rim diameter as your first filter, then speed rating where it's listed.

Getting them fitted

Order mounted wheel and tire packages or build a set through wheel and tire packages, and confirm dimensions with the tire size calculator. Every order ships free. If Bridgestone isn't the fit, compare siblings like Firestone or Continental.