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Trail Guide ALL-Terrain tires: built for the road-and-dirt mix
Trail Guide ALL-Terrain tires are made for drivers who split their miles between pavement and unpaved ground. As the model name says, this is an all-terrain design — a tread aimed at trucks and SUVs that need to hold up on a dirt access road one day and a commute the next. The sections below walk through the exact sizes and ratings we stock, so you know what is actually on the shelf for this model.
The sizes we carry
We stock this all-terrain model in 17-, 18- and 20-inch rim diameters. The sizes we carry right now are 245/75R17, 275/70R18, and a cluster of 20-inch fitments in 275/60R20, 275/65R20 and 275/55R20. These are the sizes we actually stock, not the model's full size range. If you already run the 17-inch fitment, you can also browse 245/75R17 tires; on the 20-inch end, see 275/65R20 tires, and for the 18s there is 275/70R18 tires.
Ratings actually on the shelf
Across the sizes we carry, speed ratings run R, S and T. Load index spans 115 to 126, which shows up in service descriptions like 115T, 117T, 121S, 125R and 126S. Those are load-carrying figures suited to trucks and larger SUVs. We list only what is present for each size, so check the individual size page for the exact rating on that fitment.
Price band and who it suits
This model runs from $229 for the 245/75R17 up to $312 for the 275/55R20, with the 20-inch 275/60R20 landing at $255 in between. That is value-minded pricing for an all-terrain tire — a sensible pick for owners who want dual-surface capability without paying premium money. You can see the whole model lineup on the Trail Guide hub, or browse everything on the tires page.
Ordering
Every order ships with free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout, and we offer mounted packages if you want your tires ready to bolt on. For fitment help, call us at 813-535-5801 or reach out through our contact page.
Trail Guide ALL-Terrain tires: built for the road-and-dirt mix
Trail Guide ALL-Terrain tires are made for drivers who split their miles between pavement and unpaved ground. As the model name says, this is an all-terrain design — a tread aimed at trucks and SUVs that need to hold up on a dirt access road one day and a commute the next. The sections below walk through the exact sizes and ratings we stock, so you know what is actually on the shelf for this model.
The sizes we carry
We stock this all-terrain model in 17-, 18- and 20-inch rim diameters. The sizes we carry right now are 245/75R17, 275/70R18, and a cluster of 20-inch fitments in 275/60R20, 275/65R20 and 275/55R20. These are the sizes we actually stock, not the model's full size range. If you already run the 17-inch fitment, you can also browse 245/75R17 tires; on the 20-inch end, see 275/65R20 tires, and for the 18s there is 275/70R18 tires.
Ratings actually on the shelf
Across the sizes we carry, speed ratings run R, S and T. Load index spans 115 to 126, which shows up in service descriptions like 115T, 117T, 121S, 125R and 126S. Those are load-carrying figures suited to trucks and larger SUVs. We list only what is present for each size, so check the individual size page for the exact rating on that fitment.
Price band and who it suits
This model runs from $229 for the 245/75R17 up to $312 for the 275/55R20, with the 20-inch 275/60R20 landing at $255 in between. That is value-minded pricing for an all-terrain tire — a sensible pick for owners who want dual-surface capability without paying premium money. You can see the whole model lineup on the Trail Guide hub, or browse everything on the tires page.
Ordering
Every order ships with free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout, and we offer mounted packages if you want your tires ready to bolt on. For fitment help, call us at 813-535-5801 or reach out through our contact page.
