Suretrac

Suretrac tires: budget-friendly rubber across three jobs

Suretrac tires sit at the value end of the market, giving drivers a straightforward set of choices without a premium price attached. Across the range we carry, the brand covers three distinct jobs: an all-terrain light-truck tire, a low-profile sport pattern, and a touring tire built for everyday road use. What a buyer is getting is honest, no-frills rubber priced to move, spread across common car, crossover, and light-truck sizes. This page describes the patterns we stock from a 15-product sample, so treat it as a look at what's on the shelf rather than the brand's full catalog.

The Suretrac pattern lineup

We stock three tread patterns from Suretrac, each aimed at a different kind of driving. Here is what each one is for and the sizes it comes in.

Radial AT - all-terrain light truck

The Suretrac Radial AT is the all-terrain tire in the lineup. All-terrain tread is built to split the difference between the pavement and the dirt: an open enough pattern to bite on gravel, dirt roads, and light off-road duty, while staying manageable and quiet enough for highway miles. This is the pattern for pickups and larger SUVs that see a mix of surfaces. We carry it in five sizes - 245/75R16, 265/70R16, 265/75R16, 265/70R17, and 275/65R20 - spanning 16-, 17-, and 20-inch rim diameters. Prices run from roughly $165 to $282.

Infinite Sport 7 - low-profile performance

The Suretrac Infinite Sport 7 is the performance tire here. Low-profile sport patterns are built for responsive steering and grip on dry and wet pavement, with short sidewalls that keep the car planted through corners. This is a street-performance tire for sport sedans and coupes running 20-inch fitments. We stock three sizes, all on 20-inch rim diameters - 225/35R20, 245/45R20, and 255/35R20 - priced from about $118 to $180.

Comfortride - touring

The Suretrac Comfortride is the touring tire, built for everyday commuting and highway travel where a smooth, quiet ride matters more than aggressive grip. Touring tread aims at comfort and steady all-season road manners for cars and small crossovers. We carry it in three sizes - 185/65R15, 195/60R15, and 215/55R17 - across 15- and 17-inch rim diameters, with prices from roughly $92 to $222.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the Suretrac range we stock, the sizes span 15-, 16-, 17-, and 20-inch rim diameters. The full list of sizes carried includes 185/65R15, 195/60R15, 215/70R15, 225/70R16, 225/35R20, 245/45R20, 245/65R17, 245/75R16, 255/35R20, 265/70R16, 265/70R17, 265/75R16, 275/65R20, 285/70R17, and 215/55R17. That covers small passenger sizes at the low end through wider light-truck sizes at the top. These figures come from a 15-SKU sample and aren't the brand's exhaustive size chart. You can browse the current stock on the Suretrac hub or across our full tire catalog.

Price and who it's for

Suretrac tires run from about $92 to $282 in the sizes we carry, which places them firmly in budget territory. If you're wondering whether Suretrac tires are a good buy, the honest answer is that they're a value pick: a driver who wants a functional tire at a low cost, rather than a premium touring or performance name, is the right buyer here. The Comfortride touring line reaches the lowest prices, the Infinite Sport 7 covers performance sizes affordably, and the Radial AT gives light-truck owners an inexpensive all-terrain option. For anyone comparing a Suretrac tire against pricier brands, the trade-off is straightforward - lower cost in exchange for a value-tier product.

Buying Suretrac tires from ThreePiece

We ship every order free. Tires can arrive as wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they leave us, so they're ready to bolt on. If you'd rather spread the cost, financing through Affirm and Katapult is available, as low as 0% APR. For fitment questions, our team offers expert help by phone at 813-535-5801, and the FAQ covers common ordering questions. Start with the Suretrac lineup to see what's in stock.

Suretrac tires: budget-friendly rubber across three jobs

Suretrac tires sit at the value end of the market, giving drivers a straightforward set of choices without a premium price attached. Across the range we carry, the brand covers three distinct jobs: an all-terrain light-truck tire, a low-profile sport pattern, and a touring tire built for everyday road use. What a buyer is getting is honest, no-frills rubber priced to move, spread across common car, crossover, and light-truck sizes. This page describes the patterns we stock from a 15-product sample, so treat it as a look at what's on the shelf rather than the brand's full catalog.

The Suretrac pattern lineup

We stock three tread patterns from Suretrac, each aimed at a different kind of driving. Here is what each one is for and the sizes it comes in.

Radial AT - all-terrain light truck

The Suretrac Radial AT is the all-terrain tire in the lineup. All-terrain tread is built to split the difference between the pavement and the dirt: an open enough pattern to bite on gravel, dirt roads, and light off-road duty, while staying manageable and quiet enough for highway miles. This is the pattern for pickups and larger SUVs that see a mix of surfaces. We carry it in five sizes - 245/75R16, 265/70R16, 265/75R16, 265/70R17, and 275/65R20 - spanning 16-, 17-, and 20-inch rim diameters. Prices run from roughly $165 to $282.

Infinite Sport 7 - low-profile performance

The Suretrac Infinite Sport 7 is the performance tire here. Low-profile sport patterns are built for responsive steering and grip on dry and wet pavement, with short sidewalls that keep the car planted through corners. This is a street-performance tire for sport sedans and coupes running 20-inch fitments. We stock three sizes, all on 20-inch rim diameters - 225/35R20, 245/45R20, and 255/35R20 - priced from about $118 to $180.

Comfortride - touring

The Suretrac Comfortride is the touring tire, built for everyday commuting and highway travel where a smooth, quiet ride matters more than aggressive grip. Touring tread aims at comfort and steady all-season road manners for cars and small crossovers. We carry it in three sizes - 185/65R15, 195/60R15, and 215/55R17 - across 15- and 17-inch rim diameters, with prices from roughly $92 to $222.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across the Suretrac range we stock, the sizes span 15-, 16-, 17-, and 20-inch rim diameters. The full list of sizes carried includes 185/65R15, 195/60R15, 215/70R15, 225/70R16, 225/35R20, 245/45R20, 245/65R17, 245/75R16, 255/35R20, 265/70R16, 265/70R17, 265/75R16, 275/65R20, 285/70R17, and 215/55R17. That covers small passenger sizes at the low end through wider light-truck sizes at the top. These figures come from a 15-SKU sample and aren't the brand's exhaustive size chart. You can browse the current stock on the Suretrac hub or across our full tire catalog.

Price and who it's for

Suretrac tires run from about $92 to $282 in the sizes we carry, which places them firmly in budget territory. If you're wondering whether Suretrac tires are a good buy, the honest answer is that they're a value pick: a driver who wants a functional tire at a low cost, rather than a premium touring or performance name, is the right buyer here. The Comfortride touring line reaches the lowest prices, the Infinite Sport 7 covers performance sizes affordably, and the Radial AT gives light-truck owners an inexpensive all-terrain option. For anyone comparing a Suretrac tire against pricier brands, the trade-off is straightforward - lower cost in exchange for a value-tier product.

Buying Suretrac tires from ThreePiece

We ship every order free. Tires can arrive as wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they leave us, so they're ready to bolt on. If you'd rather spread the cost, financing through Affirm and Katapult is available, as low as 0% APR. For fitment questions, our team offers expert help by phone at 813-535-5801, and the FAQ covers common ordering questions. Start with the Suretrac lineup to see what's in stock.