PRINX HiCountry

Prinx HiCountry tires: all-terrain grip with highway manners

Prinx HiCountry tires are built for trucks and SUVs that split their time between paved miles and rougher ground. We carry this model in both all-terrain and highway forms, so it works for drivers who want tread that bites on gravel and dirt while still riding predictably on the road. It is a light-truck tire through and through, sized for real workloads.

The sizes we carry

This model is stocked in 16- and 17-inch fitments. Representative sizes on hand include 235/85R16, 265/70R16, 265/75R16, 265/70R17 and 285/70R17. Concrete examples: the 235/85R16 at $139, the 265/70R16 at $152, and the taller 285/70R17 at $234. Two 17-inch builds are available for the 265/70R17: an HT2 at $166 and an HA 2 at $208. These are the sizes we stock, not the model's full size range. You'll also find the 235/85R16 size page and 265/75R16 size page useful.

Ratings on hand

These tires carry S and T speed ratings, with load indexes spanning 112 to 121 across service descriptions such as 112T, 116T, 120/116S and 121/118S. The treadwear grade on this model is 560. That load span reflects tires built to haul.

Price band and who it suits

Pricing runs from $139 to $234 per tire, which puts the HiCountry in an affordable spot for a light-truck all-terrain. It suits drivers who want capable off-pavement traction without a premium price. If you want a smoother street-focused option, the HiCity HH2 leans toward highway comfort, while the Crosswind is a budget-minded alternative. Within the HiCountry family, the HiCountry HM1 aims at more aggressive terrain, and the HiCountry HA2 is a road-friendly sibling. Browse more all-terrain tires, the full Prinx lineup, or all tires we carry.

Every order ships with free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout, and if you have questions about ratings or sizes, call our team at 813-535-5801.

Prinx HiCountry tires: all-terrain grip with highway manners

Prinx HiCountry tires are built for trucks and SUVs that split their time between paved miles and rougher ground. We carry this model in both all-terrain and highway forms, so it works for drivers who want tread that bites on gravel and dirt while still riding predictably on the road. It is a light-truck tire through and through, sized for real workloads.

The sizes we carry

This model is stocked in 16- and 17-inch fitments. Representative sizes on hand include 235/85R16, 265/70R16, 265/75R16, 265/70R17 and 285/70R17. Concrete examples: the 235/85R16 at $139, the 265/70R16 at $152, and the taller 285/70R17 at $234. Two 17-inch builds are available for the 265/70R17: an HT2 at $166 and an HA 2 at $208. These are the sizes we stock, not the model's full size range. You'll also find the 235/85R16 size page and 265/75R16 size page useful.

Ratings on hand

These tires carry S and T speed ratings, with load indexes spanning 112 to 121 across service descriptions such as 112T, 116T, 120/116S and 121/118S. The treadwear grade on this model is 560. That load span reflects tires built to haul.

Price band and who it suits

Pricing runs from $139 to $234 per tire, which puts the HiCountry in an affordable spot for a light-truck all-terrain. It suits drivers who want capable off-pavement traction without a premium price. If you want a smoother street-focused option, the HiCity HH2 leans toward highway comfort, while the Crosswind is a budget-minded alternative. Within the HiCountry family, the HiCountry HM1 aims at more aggressive terrain, and the HiCountry HA2 is a road-friendly sibling. Browse more all-terrain tires, the full Prinx lineup, or all tires we carry.

Every order ships with free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout, and if you have questions about ratings or sizes, call our team at 813-535-5801.