All-Terrain Tires by Truck: Factory Sizes and Where to Find Them

By Octarak · Last reviewed 2026-11-02

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Who this is for

Truck and Jeep owners replacing worn factory tires with an all-terrain in the same size.

Read your door sticker first

The sticker on the driver door jamb lists the size and pressure your truck came with. Trims and wheel packages change the size, so the sticker beats any chart, including this one.

Sizes below come from Wheel-Size.com's factory fitment listing for the model year shown. Other years in the same generation are usually the same, but check.

P-metric vs LT

A size with no LT in front, like 265/70R17 115T, is a passenger-rated tire. LT265/70R17 is the same height and width but built for heavier loads, with a stiffer sidewall and higher pressures. LT tires ride firmer. Half-tons can run either; HD trucks should stay with load range E.

Each link below shows the exact size and load index from the Amazon listing. Most Amazon tire listings are sold per tire, so you'll need four (five with a full-size spare).

Going bigger

A 2 in leveling kit on a half-ton commonly makes room for about one size taller, for example 275/70R18 instead of 275/65R18 on an F-150 or Ram. Results vary with wheel offset and trim, and bigger tires can rub, change the speedometer and cost mileage. Ask a tire shop before you go up. See leveling kit vs lift kit and 33 vs 35 in tires on a Wrangler.

Factory Sizes by Truck

Need a Different Size?

Check fitment on your door sticker or with a tire shop before buying bigger tires. Pick a tire and a size to search Amazon:

Load Range Quick Reference

Keep reading

• Best tires for a Wrangler by use
• All vehicles

Gotchas

• Match the size on your door sticker.
• Buy four of the same model and size.
• HD trucks need load range E.
• Bigger tires can rub and throw off the speedometer.
• Amazon listings are usually per tire.

Sources

• Factory sizes: Wheel-Size.com fitment pages for each model year listed (checked 2026-11-02).
• Tire sizes and load indexes: Amazon listing titles (checked 2026-11-02).

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