Crosswind

Crosswind tires: value rubber across the passenger, SUV and truck range

Crosswind tires are a budget-focused lineup that spans small passenger sizes, touring fitments, and light-truck all-terrain and mud-terrain patterns. Buyers looking at Crosswind tires are getting straightforward, affordable rubber that covers a wide slice of the road: economy commuter sizes, all-season passenger tires, highway and off-road SUV and truck treads. Across the 145 SKUs we carry, prices run from about $76 up to $476, which places the brand firmly at the value end of the market. This isn't a premium performance line, and it doesn't pretend to be. It's practical tire that gets cars, crossovers and trucks rolling without a premium price tag.

The catalog here is a working sample, not the brand's full catalog. The patterns below are the tread designs we actually stock, and the sizes listed are the ones on our shelves.

The Crosswind pattern lineup

Crosswind spreads across passenger, touring, and light-truck categories. Here's what each pattern is built for and the sizes we carry it in.

HP010 PLUS - passenger all-season

The HP010 PLUS is the deepest passenger pattern in the line, with 55 SKUs. It's an everyday all-season car tire aimed at compact and midsize cars looking for quiet, dependable street miles. Sizes span 175/65R14 up through 215/55R18, covering 14 through 18 inch rim diameters. Pricing runs roughly $76 to $262. The related HP010 covers a handful of smaller economy sizes - 175/70R14, 185/60R14, 175/65R15 and P225/50R17 - from about $90 to $168.

ALL SEASON - sport and touring passenger

The ALL SEASON pattern leans toward sportier passenger and touring fitments, with lower-profile sizes and larger rim diameters. It runs from 195/45R16 to 235/55R19, covering 16 through 19 inch rim diameters, priced from about $102 to $267. This is the pattern for drivers who want all-season traction on a car or crossover riding on wider, lower sidewalls.

ECOTOURING - highway touring

The ECOTOURING is a touring tread built for comfortable, fuel-minded highway miles on sedans and small crossovers. It comes in six sizes including P175/65R14, 205/70R15, 225/75R15, P225/70R15, P225/65R17 and 255/70R16, on 14 through 17 inch rim diameters. Prices run from about $78 to $222.

HT - SUV and light-truck highway

The HT is a highway-terrain tread for SUVs and light trucks that live mostly on pavement. A highway tire like this trades aggressive off-road bite for a smoother, quieter ride and steady road manners. It's carried in five sizes from 235/75R15 to 265/70R16, on 15 through 17 inch rim diameters, priced about $122 to $175.

4X4 HP - SUV high-performance highway

The 4X4 HP is a street-oriented tread for larger crossovers and SUVs, running lower-profile sizes on bigger rim diameters. It covers P225/60R18, 225/75R16, 245/60R18, 255/65R17, 255/50R19 and 265/50R20 - 16 through 20 inch rim diameters - from about $86 to $306.

Crosswind AT and AT - all-terrain

An all-terrain tire is built to handle both paved roads and dirt, gravel and light trail work, with a more open tread than a highway tire. The Crosswind AT is the deeper of the two all-terrain patterns, with 17 SKUs from 235/75R15 up to 285/75R16, covering 15 through 20 inch rim diameters and priced about $157 to $281. The AT pattern rounds it out with four larger sizes - P265/75R16, 305/70R16, P275/55R20 and 33X12.50R20 - from about $136 to $456.

Crosswind MT and MT - mud-terrain

A mud-terrain tire runs a chunkier, more aggressive tread for serious off-road grip in mud, rock and loose surfaces. The Crosswind MT carries eight sizes from 235/85R16 to 12.50R22, on 16 through 22 inch rim diameters, priced about $221 to $415. The MT pattern adds three more sizes - LT225/75R16, 33X12.50R20 and 12.50R22 - from about $200 to $282.

L780 - light-truck

The L780 is a light-truck tread carried in two sizes, 245/75R16 and 265/75R16, both on 16 inch rim diameters, priced about $181 to $200.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the sample, Crosswind spans 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 22 inch rim diameters. The size range stretches from small passenger fitments like 175/65R14 through wide light-truck sizes such as 33X12.50R20 and 12.50R22. Passenger and touring sizes cluster in the 14 to 19 inch range, while the all-terrain and mud-terrain patterns push into the larger 16 to 22 inch truck sizes. You can browse the full stocked range on the Crosswind hub or across our wider tire catalog.

Price and who Crosswind is for

With SKUs from about $76 to $476, Crosswind sits at the value end of the market. If you're asking whether Crosswind tires are a good buy, the honest answer is that they're built for shoppers who want a functional, affordable tire rather than a premium name. That covers a lot of ground: an economy commuter needing fresh all-season rubber, a crossover owner replacing worn touring tires, or a truck owner wanting all-terrain or mud-terrain tread without paying top dollar. Across the passenger, highway, all-terrain and mud-terrain patterns, the appeal is the same - reasonable capability at a low price.

Buying Crosswind from ThreePiece

Every order ships with free shipping. We offer wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they leave our shop, so they arrive ready to bolt on. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you want a hand confirming sizes or checking availability, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 - reach us through contact us or check the FAQ for order and shipping details.

Crosswind tires: value rubber across the passenger, SUV and truck range

Crosswind tires are a budget-focused lineup that spans small passenger sizes, touring fitments, and light-truck all-terrain and mud-terrain patterns. Buyers looking at Crosswind tires are getting straightforward, affordable rubber that covers a wide slice of the road: economy commuter sizes, all-season passenger tires, highway and off-road SUV and truck treads. Across the 145 SKUs we carry, prices run from about $76 up to $476, which places the brand firmly at the value end of the market. This isn't a premium performance line, and it doesn't pretend to be. It's practical tire that gets cars, crossovers and trucks rolling without a premium price tag.

The catalog here is a working sample, not the brand's full catalog. The patterns below are the tread designs we actually stock, and the sizes listed are the ones on our shelves.

The Crosswind pattern lineup

Crosswind spreads across passenger, touring, and light-truck categories. Here's what each pattern is built for and the sizes we carry it in.

HP010 PLUS - passenger all-season

The HP010 PLUS is the deepest passenger pattern in the line, with 55 SKUs. It's an everyday all-season car tire aimed at compact and midsize cars looking for quiet, dependable street miles. Sizes span 175/65R14 up through 215/55R18, covering 14 through 18 inch rim diameters. Pricing runs roughly $76 to $262. The related HP010 covers a handful of smaller economy sizes - 175/70R14, 185/60R14, 175/65R15 and P225/50R17 - from about $90 to $168.

ALL SEASON - sport and touring passenger

The ALL SEASON pattern leans toward sportier passenger and touring fitments, with lower-profile sizes and larger rim diameters. It runs from 195/45R16 to 235/55R19, covering 16 through 19 inch rim diameters, priced from about $102 to $267. This is the pattern for drivers who want all-season traction on a car or crossover riding on wider, lower sidewalls.

ECOTOURING - highway touring

The ECOTOURING is a touring tread built for comfortable, fuel-minded highway miles on sedans and small crossovers. It comes in six sizes including P175/65R14, 205/70R15, 225/75R15, P225/70R15, P225/65R17 and 255/70R16, on 14 through 17 inch rim diameters. Prices run from about $78 to $222.

HT - SUV and light-truck highway

The HT is a highway-terrain tread for SUVs and light trucks that live mostly on pavement. A highway tire like this trades aggressive off-road bite for a smoother, quieter ride and steady road manners. It's carried in five sizes from 235/75R15 to 265/70R16, on 15 through 17 inch rim diameters, priced about $122 to $175.

4X4 HP - SUV high-performance highway

The 4X4 HP is a street-oriented tread for larger crossovers and SUVs, running lower-profile sizes on bigger rim diameters. It covers P225/60R18, 225/75R16, 245/60R18, 255/65R17, 255/50R19 and 265/50R20 - 16 through 20 inch rim diameters - from about $86 to $306.

Crosswind AT and AT - all-terrain

An all-terrain tire is built to handle both paved roads and dirt, gravel and light trail work, with a more open tread than a highway tire. The Crosswind AT is the deeper of the two all-terrain patterns, with 17 SKUs from 235/75R15 up to 285/75R16, covering 15 through 20 inch rim diameters and priced about $157 to $281. The AT pattern rounds it out with four larger sizes - P265/75R16, 305/70R16, P275/55R20 and 33X12.50R20 - from about $136 to $456.

Crosswind MT and MT - mud-terrain

A mud-terrain tire runs a chunkier, more aggressive tread for serious off-road grip in mud, rock and loose surfaces. The Crosswind MT carries eight sizes from 235/85R16 to 12.50R22, on 16 through 22 inch rim diameters, priced about $221 to $415. The MT pattern adds three more sizes - LT225/75R16, 33X12.50R20 and 12.50R22 - from about $200 to $282.

L780 - light-truck

The L780 is a light-truck tread carried in two sizes, 245/75R16 and 265/75R16, both on 16 inch rim diameters, priced about $181 to $200.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the sample, Crosswind spans 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 22 inch rim diameters. The size range stretches from small passenger fitments like 175/65R14 through wide light-truck sizes such as 33X12.50R20 and 12.50R22. Passenger and touring sizes cluster in the 14 to 19 inch range, while the all-terrain and mud-terrain patterns push into the larger 16 to 22 inch truck sizes. You can browse the full stocked range on the Crosswind hub or across our wider tire catalog.

Price and who Crosswind is for

With SKUs from about $76 to $476, Crosswind sits at the value end of the market. If you're asking whether Crosswind tires are a good buy, the honest answer is that they're built for shoppers who want a functional, affordable tire rather than a premium name. That covers a lot of ground: an economy commuter needing fresh all-season rubber, a crossover owner replacing worn touring tires, or a truck owner wanting all-terrain or mud-terrain tread without paying top dollar. Across the passenger, highway, all-terrain and mud-terrain patterns, the appeal is the same - reasonable capability at a low price.

Buying Crosswind from ThreePiece

Every order ships with free shipping. We offer wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they leave our shop, so they arrive ready to bolt on. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you want a hand confirming sizes or checking availability, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 - reach us through contact us or check the FAQ for order and shipping details.