Tyres
All-terrain, rugged-terrain and mud-terrain options — correctly specced for load, towing and touring.
Brands we use: Radar • Cooper • Mickey Thompson • Terrafirma
Start Your BuildOverview & Setup Guide
Pick the Right Pattern
- A/T – All-Terrain: Daily drive + touring, quiet with solid gravel grip.
- R/T – Rugged-Terrain: Hybrid A/T–M/T for tougher tracks without excess noise.
- M/T – Mud-Terrain: Maximum off-road traction, louder on highway.
Load, Speed & Towing
- We match load index to your GVM/towing needs.
- High-load constructions for utes, wagons & tourers.
- LT (Light Truck) casings for durability where needed.
Size & Clearance
- We check legal rolling diameter and guard/arm clearance.
- Advise on re-gearing, speedo change and spare fitment.
- Packages with wheels available to nail offset & stance.
What We Need to Quote
- Vehicle model/year & lift height
- Wheel size/offset (if aftermarket)
- Use case (touring, towing, beach, rocks)
Ready to Plan?
Tell us your terrain and size goals — we’ll spec the right pattern, load and fitment.
Start Your BuildRadar Tyres


Cooper Tires
Mickey Thompson
Terrafirma Tyres
Size & Load Guide (Quick Reference)
Use Case | Typical Pattern | Common Sizes | Notes |
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Daily + Touring | A/T (e.g., AT3 LT, A/T Sport) | 265/65R17 • 265/60R18 | Quiet, balanced grip; LT casing optional for load. |
Touring + Tough Tracks | R/T (e.g., R/T+, Rugged Trek) | 285/70R17 • 285/65R18 | Hybrid lugs; check clearance & legal diameter. |
Mud / Rock | M/T (e.g., STT PRO, MTZ) | 33"–35" equivalents | Max traction; louder/ heavier; gearing considerations. |
Ready to Spec Your Tyres?
We’ll Recommend
- Best pattern for your use
- Legal sizes & load indexes
- Installed price & timeline
Installation
Mount & balance, TPMS transfer, torque-to-spec and advice on pressures, rotation and aftercare.
Book FitmentFAQs
R/T vs A/T — which should I choose?
Choose A/T for daily + touring with low noise. Choose R/T if you want stronger sidewalls and more bite for tougher tracks without going full M/T.
Do I need LT (Light Truck) construction?
Recommended for heavy utes, wagons, GVM upgrades and frequent towing. LT casings carry higher loads and resist punctures.
What sizes are legal for my vehicle?
We’ll confirm legal rolling diameter for your state and ensure speedo error and clearance are within limits.
Can you package wheels + tyres?
Yes — we’ll match wheel offset/clearance and supply a mounted, balanced combo ready to drive.