Guide
What affects the cost of 8 commercial truck semi tires
Outfitting a rig with a set of eight drive tires is a real investment. The price depends on several choices you control.
Why tire quality matters
Commercial semi tires carry heavy loads for many miles on varied roads. The right tire supports performance, fuel efficiency and safety, so it is worth choosing deliberately.
What affects the price
- Tire size and the axle position (steer, drive or trailer)
- Brand and tire line
- Intended use: long haul, regional delivery or mixed and off-road
- Load range and speed rating
- New versus other options
- Quantity: a set of eight costs more than a pair
Choosing the right tire
Tire size and application: match the size and type to your axle and the kind of work you do, such as long haul, regional or off-road.
Tread pattern and depth: the tread affects traction, stability and wear life, so look at depth and a pattern suited to your roads and weather.
Load-carrying capacity: choose a load range that matches the weight you carry.
Speed rating: make sure the tire is rated for the speeds your routes require.
Brand reputation: research brands and read independent reviews.
Paying over time
TD Tires offers lease-to-own through Progressive Leasing, which is not a traditional loan. Approval is not guaranteed. Eligibility, payments and terms are set by Progressive Leasing, and lease costs more than the cash price. Review the disclosures before you apply.
Get a price for your set
Send us the tire size, axle position and quantity. TD Tires follows up to confirm the tires, availability and price before you order.
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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