Guide
Choosing commercial truck tires: drive tires, tire types and suppliers
Choosing the right commercial truck tire starts with knowing the position and the job. Here is how to think about drive tires, tire types and where you buy.
Why drive tires matter
Drive tires put the engine's power on the road and carry a large share of the load. Their type and tread design strongly affect how a commercial truck performs, so they deserve careful choosing.
Types of semi tires
Semi tires are made for steer, drive and trailer positions, and for regional or long-haul use. Matching the tire to its position and your type of work is the first step to getting good value.
Pricing
For what drives the price of a full set, see our guide to the cost of 8 commercial truck semi tires. Always ask for a written price that includes the tire, quantity and any shipping before you order.
Choosing a dealer
A trusted source helps make sure the tires are genuine and the right fit. Ask who supplies the tires and what warranty applies.
Paying over time
TD Tires offers lease-to-own through Progressive Leasing. It is not a traditional loan. Approval is not guaranteed, and eligibility, payments and terms are set by Progressive Leasing. Review the disclosures before you apply.
Ask for a price
Send your size, position (steer, drive or trailer) and quantity. TD Tires follows up to confirm the tires, availability and price.
Lease-to-own with Progressive Leasing
Applying is optional. You apply on Progressive Leasing's own site, and TD Tires follows up with you either way.
Apply with Progressive LeasingProgressive Leasing — Important Disclosures
Progressive Leasing is a lease-to-own program, not a traditional loan. Approval is not guaranteed.
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