Thunderer
Thunderer tires: a full-range value brand from passenger cars to commercial trucks
Thunderer tires cover a wide spread of the market at prices that stay low. In our Thunderer catalog you'll find everything from small passenger touring tires to highway SUV tires, all-terrain and mud-terrain truck tires, and heavy commercial tires built for 22.5 and 24.5 inch rim diameters. This is a value-focused brand: the buyer is getting a functional tire across many categories without paying a premium name price. The range in front of us runs from $53 to $688 across a 98-product sample, so it is not the complete factory catalog, but it is a broad look at what Thunderer builds.
Whether the job is a commuter car, a family SUV, a work truck, or an over-the-road rig, there is a Thunderer pattern aimed at it. Below is a walk through the tread patterns we actually stock and what each one is for.
The Thunderer pattern lineup
Passenger and touring tires
The MACH 1 is a passenger touring tire built for everyday street driving, quiet manners, and long, steady miles. We stock it in nine sizes from 175/70R13 up to 235/60R16, priced from $83 to $168. Closely related, the MACH 1 R201 runs five sizes from 205/70R14 to 215/65R17 ($102 to $162), and the MACH I R201 covers six sizes from 185/65R14 to 215/55R17 ($84 to $143). All three fall in the same touring family, aimed at small and mid-size cars that need dependable all-season grip on a budget.
For the smallest cars, the CITY R202 is a compact-car and city tire in just two sizes, 155/70R12 and 155/80R13, and it is the most affordable tire here at $53 to $102.
Performance tires
The MACH V is the performance tire of the group, built for sportier cars that want more responsive handling. It carries the widest passenger size spread, twelve fitments from 205/55R16 to 275/35R20, including low-profile 40- and 35-series sizes on 18 and 20 inch rim diameters. Prices run $116 to $183.
Highway and SUV tires
Highway terrain (HT) tires are built for paved miles, quiet ride, and long wear on SUVs and light trucks. Thunderer covers this with several closely related Ranger patterns. The RANGER HT603 SUV and the RANGER SUV HT603 are the same HT603 highway family, together spanning sizes from P215/70R16 to P285/50R20 and 225/65R17 to 275/55R20, priced from $146 to $312. The RANGER R007 HT adds four more highway sizes from 235/70R16 to 255/70R18 ($198 to $252).
All-terrain tires
All-terrain (AT) tires split the difference between highway comfort and off-road bite, with a more open tread that still behaves on the road. The RANGER ATR handles this role in two sizes, 225/75R16 and 285/75R16, priced $233 to $313.
Mud-terrain tires
Mud-terrain (MT) tires use aggressive, deep, blocky tread for traction in mud, rock, and loose ground. Thunderer's TRAC GRIP MT R408 is the mud-terrain tire here, offered from 235/80R17 to 315/75R16 ($278 to $391). The related R408 TRAC GRIP 2 continues the same TRAC GRIP line with flotation sizes like 33X12.50R15 and 33X12.50R17 plus 295/70R17, priced $331 to $418.
Light-truck and van tires
The CLT is a light-truck tire in four sizes from 215/85R16 to 245/75R17 ($143 to $211), and the COMMERCIAL CLT extends that into three commercial light-truck sizes from 265/70R17 to 275/70R18 ($186 to $219). The RANGER R402 is a van and light-utility tire in four sizes from 185/60R15 to 225/70R15 ($104 to $168).
Commercial truck tires
Thunderer also builds heavy commercial tires on 19.5, 22.5 and 24.5 inch rim diameters for trucking work. The UA411 runs four sizes at $588 to $666, the LD422 three sizes from $482 to $672, the OA421 two 22.5 and 24.5 sizes at $606 to $688, the LA441 in 235/85R16 and a 22.5 size ($336 to $624), and the RA401 on 19.5 inch rim diameters priced $266 to $414. These are the top of the price range and are aimed at commercial fleet and hauling use.
Sizes and fitments carried
Across the sample, Thunderer tires span rim diameters of 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20 inches for passenger and light-truck sizes, plus commercial 19.5, 22.5 and 24.5 sizes within specific patterns. Passenger and SUV sizes run from small 155/70R12 city sizes up through 285/75R16 all-terrain and 33-inch flotation sizes. It is a broad size table, though this 98-product view is a sample, not the brand's entire range.
Price and who Thunderer is for
Thunderer sits at the value end of the market. Passenger and touring tires start at $53 and most car and SUV patterns land between roughly $80 and $315, while the heavy commercial tires reach up to $688. If you're asking whether Thunderer tires are good, the honest answer is that they are a budget-minded choice: functional tires across many categories at prices well below premium brands. That makes them a sensible pick for second cars, work trucks, fleet duty, and anyone who wants a covered category without a top-tier price tag.
Buying Thunderer tires from ThreePiece
Every order ships with free shipping, and we offer mounted and balanced packages so tires arrive ready to run. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you have questions on any Thunderer pattern, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 or through our contact page, and common answers are on the FAQ. Browse the full Thunderer lineup or the wider tire catalog to compare.