Wholesale All Terrain Tires

Wholesale All Terrain Tires PRODUCT DESCRIPTION All terrain tires, or AT tires, are designed to perform on- and off-road, providing traction and comfort in wet, dry, and lightly snowy conditions. They're a sort of hybrid between highway and mud tires, providing a smooth ride on the road and reliable traction on the rocks!   Features ~ Four wide vertical drain- age grooves Offer necessary high-speed performance of SUV and cross country vehicle, provide great wetland drainage, and improve steering and handling ability on wet road.   ~ Directional rib in the center of crown with particularly Designed lateral grooves and multiple sipes for balanced block rigidity, provide excellent drainage performance, ensure good handing performance in rain or snow.   ~ Continuously closed design on the tire shoul- der and supported by longitudinal vertical grooves Reduce the rigidity of tire shoulder and restrain the eccentric wear effectively, block noise spread of central pattern, reduce the noise and bring extraordinary driving comfort.   ~ Restrain the eccentric wear rib design on tire shoulder  Stabilize tire shoulder contour, reduce eccentric wear of tire shoulder, and improves the handling stability when turning at high speed.   Specification Specification Load index Hierarchy Speed rating Standard rim Section width mm Outside Diameter mm Maximum load Maximum inflation pressure 3T 255/70R15LT 113/110 8PR S 7.5J 260 739 1150/1060 2535/2335 450 65   Customized tires are available, please contact us about your specific needs.   Benefits of Wholesale All Terrain Tires 1.Longer Tread Wear: All-season tires are engineered to provide a longer tread life than more specialized tires. For example, many drivers will see all-season tires last anywhere from two to three times longer than summer tires. 2.Low Costs: When you get into specialized tires for certain seasons or applications, you are paying a great deal for cutting edge technology and designs. While all-season tires can certainly have similar innovative features, they are geared towards general purpose and typically have lower price points. 3.Longer Warranty:  To reiterate, all-season tires are built to have exceptional tread wear. In turn, many all-season models come with longer warranties than specialized tires. 4.Smooth and Quiet Ride:  Most specialized tire models are primarily built for traction in extreme conditions, certain terrains, or specific applications. Comfort on moderate roads is the primary criteria for how most all-season tires are designed.   There are certain types of vehicles that may need such tires: 1.Light trucks. Light trucks often run on both on- and off-road surfaces, and they carry heavy loads. While regular used LT tires will handle the load, for the best on-/off-road performance all-terrain tires will fit better. The average load capacity of a light truck is 4,000 pounds or less.   2.Pickup trucks. Pickups also go on- and off-road, although these carry a larger load of 6,000 pounds or less. Such vehicles are often used to transport goods or to travel, and both purposes may include driving in mud or rock for some time.   3.SUVs. SUVs can work with all-terrain tires as well, as there are many models of such tires with different ply ratings. This means they are of different load indexes. SUVs are in the same load capacity class as pickup trucks, so there are plenty of choices. However, you should mind the purpose of your ride before choosing between all-terrain, SUV, and street tires.   4.Campers. Campers need all-terrain tires or off-road tires of bigger sizes, up to 37 inches. Stiffer sidewalls and rather aggressive tread are also advantages for such vehicles. The reason is that they have to carry not only the vehicle, but the trailer, handling mud, rock, and often snow.   5.4-wheel drive cars. Regular vehicles may also gain an advantage from all-terrains if the car goes off-road a lot. It’s important to remember that the tire has to match or beat the speed rate and load index specified by the automaker. The size also has to match the wheel perfectly, as well as the aspect ratio. Hence, to match all-terrain tires on a regular 4-wheel drive car, you may need different wheels, so the height of the tire doesn’t interfere with the performance of the car.