Kenda

Kenda tires: value-priced treads across passenger, truck and off-road

Kenda tires cover a wide, practical range built around everyday value. Across our sample of 316 visible SKUs, the catalog runs from small passenger and touring sizes up through highway truck lines and serious off-road treads. A buyer here is getting a budget-to-mid-price tire that spans compact-car touring, ultra-high-performance summer rubber, crossover and SUV highway patterns, and light-truck all-terrain and mud-terrain designs. Prices start around $97 and reach up to $576 for the largest off-road sizes, so this is a brand that stretches from economy dailies to lifted-truck rubber. You can browse the full range on the Kenda tires hub. This is a stocked sample, not the brand's complete catalog.

The Kenda pattern lineup we stock

Below are the actual tread patterns we carry, grouped by what each one is built to do.

Passenger touring and all-season

Touring tires are built for quiet, long-wearing everyday driving on cars and small crossovers. The KR217 is the entry touring line, carried in 34 fitments from 175/65R14 up to 215/60R15, priced $101 to $219. The KR205 covers a slightly sportier touring range across 32 sizes from 195/50R16 to 225/50R18, running $110 to $228. The KR17 is a smaller all-season set of 7 sizes from 205/60R15 to 235/75R15 ($110 to $220), and the KR30 is a compact two-size line in 195/55R16 and 225/50R16 ($97 to $115), the lowest-priced tires on the page.

Performance and ultra-high-performance

Performance tires trade some tread life for grip and steering response in warm, dry conditions. The KR400 is the broadest performance line, 44 fitments from 195/55R16 to 235/35R19, priced $123 to $222. The KR20A runs 13 sizes from 215/45R17 to 285/35R18 ($138 to $223). Stepping up, the Vezda UHP KR20A is an ultra-high-performance tread in 8 Z-rated sizes from 225/45ZR17 to 285/35ZR18 ($210 to $288), with the Vezda UHP Max KR20A offered in 245/40ZR17 and 275/35ZR18 ($264 to $324). The Kaiser KR20A-Drift rounds out the sporty end in 225/45R15 and 275/40R20 ($204 to $230).

SUV and light-truck highway

Highway tires focus on smooth, stable manners and even wear on larger vehicles. The KR52 is the main crossover and SUV highway line, 28 sizes from 215/70R16 to 245/70R17, priced $158 to $360. The KR600 is a light-truck highway pattern in 24 sizes from 185/60R15 to 265/70R18 ($138 to $408), and the KR601 covers 14 sizes from 235/70R16 to 35X10.50R17 ($302 to $522). The KR15 is a compact five-size truck set from 235/70R15 to 275/65R17 ($186 to $239).

All-terrain

All-terrain tires are built to balance paved-road behavior with grip on gravel, dirt and light off-road use. The Klever AT2 is the flagship all-terrain, 17 sizes from 235/75R17 up through 315/70R17 and 33X12.50R15, priced $194 to $522. A smaller companion set, the Klever AT2 KR628, is stocked in 255/65R17, 265/50R20 and 285/50R20 ($225 to $414). The KR628 is a broader all-terrain line of 21 sizes from 225/75R16 to 275/60R20 ($166 to $401).

Mud-terrain and rugged-terrain

Mud-terrain tires use aggressive, open tread blocks for traction in mud, rock and deep off-road terrain, while rugged-terrain treads sit between all-terrain and mud-terrain. The Klever MT2 KR629 is the mud-terrain, 8 sizes from 235/85R16 to LT275/70R18 including 33- and 35-inch flotation sizes ($261 to $538). The Klever RT is a rugged-terrain line in 9 sizes from 265/65R17 up to 35X12.50R22 ($298 to $483), and the Klever RT KR601 pushes into the biggest fitments, 7 sizes from 33X12.50R24 to 37X12.50R22 ($468 to $576) - the top of the price range here.

Other stocked treads

The KR29 covers 20 sizes from 225/75R16 through flotation sizes like 35X12.50R22 and 73X11.50R15 ($215 to $514), and the KR28 spans 12 sizes from 215/85R16 to 305/55R20, including several trailer-style flotation sizes ($186 to $413).

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the Kenda lineup we stock, rim diameters run 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22 and 24 inches. The passenger and touring sizes begin at 175/65R14, the touring and performance sizes fill out the 16- to 19-inch range, and the truck and off-road treads carry through 20-, 22- and 24-inch fitments plus flotation sizes such as 33X12.50, 35X12.50 and 37X12.50. All sizes stated here are drawn from our stocked sample and are not the brand's exhaustive range.

Price and who Kenda is for

Kenda tires sit at the value end of the market. With a spread from $97 to $576, the brand suits a driver who wants a fair price without giving up choice of category. The low end is passenger and touring rubber; the mid range covers performance, highway SUV and all-terrain; and the top prices belong to the large mud-terrain, rugged-terrain and flotation off-road sizes. If you're weighing whether Kenda tires are good for a given job, the honest read is that this is a budget-conscious brand covering a lot of ground rather than a premium name - which makes it a strong pick for economy dailies and cost-aware truck and off-road builds alike.

Buying Kenda from ThreePiece

Every order ships with free shipping, and we offer wheel and tire mounted packages balanced before they leave the shop. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you want to confirm details on a specific pattern or size, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 - reach us through contact us or check the FAQ. Browse everything on the Kenda tires page or across our full tire catalog.

Kenda tires: value-priced treads across passenger, truck and off-road

Kenda tires cover a wide, practical range built around everyday value. Across our sample of 316 visible SKUs, the catalog runs from small passenger and touring sizes up through highway truck lines and serious off-road treads. A buyer here is getting a budget-to-mid-price tire that spans compact-car touring, ultra-high-performance summer rubber, crossover and SUV highway patterns, and light-truck all-terrain and mud-terrain designs. Prices start around $97 and reach up to $576 for the largest off-road sizes, so this is a brand that stretches from economy dailies to lifted-truck rubber. You can browse the full range on the Kenda tires hub. This is a stocked sample, not the brand's complete catalog.

The Kenda pattern lineup we stock

Below are the actual tread patterns we carry, grouped by what each one is built to do.

Passenger touring and all-season

Touring tires are built for quiet, long-wearing everyday driving on cars and small crossovers. The KR217 is the entry touring line, carried in 34 fitments from 175/65R14 up to 215/60R15, priced $101 to $219. The KR205 covers a slightly sportier touring range across 32 sizes from 195/50R16 to 225/50R18, running $110 to $228. The KR17 is a smaller all-season set of 7 sizes from 205/60R15 to 235/75R15 ($110 to $220), and the KR30 is a compact two-size line in 195/55R16 and 225/50R16 ($97 to $115), the lowest-priced tires on the page.

Performance and ultra-high-performance

Performance tires trade some tread life for grip and steering response in warm, dry conditions. The KR400 is the broadest performance line, 44 fitments from 195/55R16 to 235/35R19, priced $123 to $222. The KR20A runs 13 sizes from 215/45R17 to 285/35R18 ($138 to $223). Stepping up, the Vezda UHP KR20A is an ultra-high-performance tread in 8 Z-rated sizes from 225/45ZR17 to 285/35ZR18 ($210 to $288), with the Vezda UHP Max KR20A offered in 245/40ZR17 and 275/35ZR18 ($264 to $324). The Kaiser KR20A-Drift rounds out the sporty end in 225/45R15 and 275/40R20 ($204 to $230).

SUV and light-truck highway

Highway tires focus on smooth, stable manners and even wear on larger vehicles. The KR52 is the main crossover and SUV highway line, 28 sizes from 215/70R16 to 245/70R17, priced $158 to $360. The KR600 is a light-truck highway pattern in 24 sizes from 185/60R15 to 265/70R18 ($138 to $408), and the KR601 covers 14 sizes from 235/70R16 to 35X10.50R17 ($302 to $522). The KR15 is a compact five-size truck set from 235/70R15 to 275/65R17 ($186 to $239).

All-terrain

All-terrain tires are built to balance paved-road behavior with grip on gravel, dirt and light off-road use. The Klever AT2 is the flagship all-terrain, 17 sizes from 235/75R17 up through 315/70R17 and 33X12.50R15, priced $194 to $522. A smaller companion set, the Klever AT2 KR628, is stocked in 255/65R17, 265/50R20 and 285/50R20 ($225 to $414). The KR628 is a broader all-terrain line of 21 sizes from 225/75R16 to 275/60R20 ($166 to $401).

Mud-terrain and rugged-terrain

Mud-terrain tires use aggressive, open tread blocks for traction in mud, rock and deep off-road terrain, while rugged-terrain treads sit between all-terrain and mud-terrain. The Klever MT2 KR629 is the mud-terrain, 8 sizes from 235/85R16 to LT275/70R18 including 33- and 35-inch flotation sizes ($261 to $538). The Klever RT is a rugged-terrain line in 9 sizes from 265/65R17 up to 35X12.50R22 ($298 to $483), and the Klever RT KR601 pushes into the biggest fitments, 7 sizes from 33X12.50R24 to 37X12.50R22 ($468 to $576) - the top of the price range here.

Other stocked treads

The KR29 covers 20 sizes from 225/75R16 through flotation sizes like 35X12.50R22 and 73X11.50R15 ($215 to $514), and the KR28 spans 12 sizes from 215/85R16 to 305/55R20, including several trailer-style flotation sizes ($186 to $413).

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the Kenda lineup we stock, rim diameters run 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22 and 24 inches. The passenger and touring sizes begin at 175/65R14, the touring and performance sizes fill out the 16- to 19-inch range, and the truck and off-road treads carry through 20-, 22- and 24-inch fitments plus flotation sizes such as 33X12.50, 35X12.50 and 37X12.50. All sizes stated here are drawn from our stocked sample and are not the brand's exhaustive range.

Price and who Kenda is for

Kenda tires sit at the value end of the market. With a spread from $97 to $576, the brand suits a driver who wants a fair price without giving up choice of category. The low end is passenger and touring rubber; the mid range covers performance, highway SUV and all-terrain; and the top prices belong to the large mud-terrain, rugged-terrain and flotation off-road sizes. If you're weighing whether Kenda tires are good for a given job, the honest read is that this is a budget-conscious brand covering a lot of ground rather than a premium name - which makes it a strong pick for economy dailies and cost-aware truck and off-road builds alike.

Buying Kenda from ThreePiece

Every order ships with free shipping, and we offer wheel and tire mounted packages balanced before they leave the shop. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you want to confirm details on a specific pattern or size, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 - reach us through contact us or check the FAQ. Browse everything on the Kenda tires page or across our full tire catalog.