Carlisle

Carlisle wheels and tires: the workhorse specialist

Carlisle wheels and tires cover the ground most brands skip. This is off-highway rubber built for machines that earn their keep: ATVs and side-by-sides, lawn and golf equipment, tractors, skid steers, industrial loaders and utility trailers. If it runs low-speed, hauls loads, or spends its life in dirt, turf, or a warehouse aisle, Carlisle almost certainly makes a tire for it. The Carlisle catalog at ThreePiece.us runs nearly a thousand active SKUs, which tells you how deep this line goes.

What Carlisle is known for is breadth and honest, application-specific tread. These aren't fashion pieces. Each pattern is designed around a job: bite, float, traction, or clean rolling on delicate grass. Prices across the line run from about $13 for small utility sizes up to $2,109 for large ag and floatation casings.

The Carlisle lineup, model by model

ATV, UTV and powersports

The AT489 is the classic all-terrain knob pattern that put Carlisle on a lot of quads, with a wide size spread from roughly 22 to 25 inches. The AT489 II carries the same DNA into larger 26 and 27-inch fitments, while the AT 489 XD is the heavier-duty version for machines that need more carcass. The All Trail and All Trail II trade aggressive lugs for a smoother, more all-purpose tread that behaves better on hardpack and pavement. For a plush ride and utility use, the Dura Trail and the trail-oriented Black Rock ATVUtility round out the recreational side, and the Fast Trax and Chevron serve go-kart and specialty small-vehicle builds.

Turf, golf and lawn

The A C T family is Carlisle's turf-friendly line. The A C T gives you traction without tearing up grass, and the A C T HD steps up to a heavier build in larger diameters for bigger mowers and utility machines. The Fairway Pro is purpose-built for golf and fine-turf equipment where a gentle footprint matters most. The Classic Rib handles front-steer duty on turf gear with its clean, low-resistance rib.

Farm and agricultural

The Farm Specialist range is one of the deepest parts of the catalog. The Farm Specialist R-1 is the deep-lug rear drive tire, offered in an enormous size range from mid-20s all the way up past 68 inches for large tractors. The rib-tread Farm Specialist F-2, single-rib F-1, F-3 and quad-rib F-2M Quad Rib cover front steer positions. The implement I-1 and the harvester HF-1 get Stubble Armor variants for fields that punish sidewalls. For traction in loose ground, the Floatation and the R-4 Extra Grip R-4 spread the load across soft surfaces.

Industrial and skid steer

The Ground Force line handles industrial and skid-steer work. The Ground Force 400 R-4 is the everyday chevron-lug skid-steer tire, with the 400 MX and 400 Ultra offering more aggressive and premium builds. The Ground Force 500 covers smaller equipment casters and press-on sizes, while the 600 and the large-diameter LFT tackle heavy loader duty. The Guard Dog HD is the puncture-tough industrial tire for job sites full of debris.

Trailer and specialty

The CSL series covers rib-tread trailer and specialty needs, spanning the small CSL16, the mid-range CSL45, and the large-diameter CSL 24. Carlisle also supplies pre-mounted Assembly and Assembly White tire-and-wheel units ready to bolt on, plus small components like the Cap in a 6X5.50 bolt pattern and Matte Black finish.

Construction and finishes

Carlisle builds across both bias and radial construction depending on the application, so you'll see everything from bias trailer and ag casings to radial designs where ride and heat matter. Bolt patterns in the assembled and component parts of the line include 4X4.00, 5X4.50, 6X5.50, 6X6.00 and 8X8.00. On the mounted assemblies and wheel components, finishes are straightforward and functional: Cream, White and Matte Black. This is equipment-grade hardware, finished to last outdoors rather than to show.

Price and who Carlisle is for

Carlisle is for people who use their machines. Small utility and lawn sizes start around $13, the ATV and turf tires most buyers shop land in the $60 to $300 range, and large ag, floatation and loader casings climb toward $2,109. It's honest, mid-market pricing for durable off-highway rubber, not a premium badge. If you run a mower, a quad, a tractor, a skid steer, or a utility trailer, this is a line that will have something built for exactly that job.

Buying Carlisle from ThreePiece

ThreePiece.us is an authorized Carlisle dealer, and every order ships with free shipping. Prefer to buy it ready to run? Ask about mounted packages. Spreading the cost is easy through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you're not sure which model or size suits your machine, our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 — you can also run the numbers with our fitment calculator, check the FAQ, or contact us. Browse the full Carlisle range to get started.

Carlisle wheels and tires: the workhorse specialist

Carlisle wheels and tires cover the ground most brands skip. This is off-highway rubber built for machines that earn their keep: ATVs and side-by-sides, lawn and golf equipment, tractors, skid steers, industrial loaders and utility trailers. If it runs low-speed, hauls loads, or spends its life in dirt, turf, or a warehouse aisle, Carlisle almost certainly makes a tire for it. The Carlisle catalog at ThreePiece.us runs nearly a thousand active SKUs, which tells you how deep this line goes.

What Carlisle is known for is breadth and honest, application-specific tread. These aren't fashion pieces. Each pattern is designed around a job: bite, float, traction, or clean rolling on delicate grass. Prices across the line run from about $13 for small utility sizes up to $2,109 for large ag and floatation casings.

The Carlisle lineup, model by model

ATV, UTV and powersports

The AT489 is the classic all-terrain knob pattern that put Carlisle on a lot of quads, with a wide size spread from roughly 22 to 25 inches. The AT489 II carries the same DNA into larger 26 and 27-inch fitments, while the AT 489 XD is the heavier-duty version for machines that need more carcass. The All Trail and All Trail II trade aggressive lugs for a smoother, more all-purpose tread that behaves better on hardpack and pavement. For a plush ride and utility use, the Dura Trail and the trail-oriented Black Rock ATVUtility round out the recreational side, and the Fast Trax and Chevron serve go-kart and specialty small-vehicle builds.

Turf, golf and lawn

The A C T family is Carlisle's turf-friendly line. The A C T gives you traction without tearing up grass, and the A C T HD steps up to a heavier build in larger diameters for bigger mowers and utility machines. The Fairway Pro is purpose-built for golf and fine-turf equipment where a gentle footprint matters most. The Classic Rib handles front-steer duty on turf gear with its clean, low-resistance rib.

Farm and agricultural

The Farm Specialist range is one of the deepest parts of the catalog. The Farm Specialist R-1 is the deep-lug rear drive tire, offered in an enormous size range from mid-20s all the way up past 68 inches for large tractors. The rib-tread Farm Specialist F-2, single-rib F-1, F-3 and quad-rib F-2M Quad Rib cover front steer positions. The implement I-1 and the harvester HF-1 get Stubble Armor variants for fields that punish sidewalls. For traction in loose ground, the Floatation and the R-4 Extra Grip R-4 spread the load across soft surfaces.

Industrial and skid steer

The Ground Force line handles industrial and skid-steer work. The Ground Force 400 R-4 is the everyday chevron-lug skid-steer tire, with the 400 MX and 400 Ultra offering more aggressive and premium builds. The Ground Force 500 covers smaller equipment casters and press-on sizes, while the 600 and the large-diameter LFT tackle heavy loader duty. The Guard Dog HD is the puncture-tough industrial tire for job sites full of debris.

Trailer and specialty

The CSL series covers rib-tread trailer and specialty needs, spanning the small CSL16, the mid-range CSL45, and the large-diameter CSL 24. Carlisle also supplies pre-mounted Assembly and Assembly White tire-and-wheel units ready to bolt on, plus small components like the Cap in a 6X5.50 bolt pattern and Matte Black finish.

Construction and finishes

Carlisle builds across both bias and radial construction depending on the application, so you'll see everything from bias trailer and ag casings to radial designs where ride and heat matter. Bolt patterns in the assembled and component parts of the line include 4X4.00, 5X4.50, 6X5.50, 6X6.00 and 8X8.00. On the mounted assemblies and wheel components, finishes are straightforward and functional: Cream, White and Matte Black. This is equipment-grade hardware, finished to last outdoors rather than to show.

Price and who Carlisle is for

Carlisle is for people who use their machines. Small utility and lawn sizes start around $13, the ATV and turf tires most buyers shop land in the $60 to $300 range, and large ag, floatation and loader casings climb toward $2,109. It's honest, mid-market pricing for durable off-highway rubber, not a premium badge. If you run a mower, a quad, a tractor, a skid steer, or a utility trailer, this is a line that will have something built for exactly that job.

Buying Carlisle from ThreePiece

ThreePiece.us is an authorized Carlisle dealer, and every order ships with free shipping. Prefer to buy it ready to run? Ask about mounted packages. Spreading the cost is easy through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you're not sure which model or size suits your machine, our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 — you can also run the numbers with our fitment calculator, check the FAQ, or contact us. Browse the full Carlisle range to get started.