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From your company pickup to the family van, we’ve got your passenger and light truck needs covered. We have grouped these two tire classifications together but they are different.
What are passenger tires? Can you put them on your truck? You can but only if you drive a small pickup. Small pickups, SUVs, cars and vans use passenger tires. These tires give a smoother ride without sacrificing traction or durability.
Light truck tires are for pickups 3/4 ton and larger. They are for heavier vehicles, carrying or hauling heavy loads. They are called “light trucks” in comparison to semis and other industrial-sized vehicles. Another possible confusion is that many, particularly in rural areas, use large pickups as daily drivers. These vehicles need light truck tires even when used as the family hauler.
Confused? You can search your vehicle in the tire size calculator and find the proper fit.
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Comforser | All-Positions
CF1000 – All-Terrain Tire
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Comforser | All-Positions
CF3000 – Mud & Snow Tires
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Roadlux & LongMarch | All-Positions and Steer
LM116 – Semi Truck Steering Tires for 24.5″ Rim
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Roadlux & LongMarch | All-Positions
LM216 – All-Position Regional Rib Tire
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Roadlux & LongMarch | All-Positions
LM218 – Premium All-Position Highway Service Tire
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Roadlux & LongMarch | Drives
LM516 – Closed Shoulder Premium Line Haul Drive Tire
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Roadlux & LongMarch | Drives
LM518 – Open Shoulder Regional Drive
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Roadlux & LongMarch | All-Positions
LM519 – Regional All Position Tire
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Roadlux & LongMarch | All-Positions
LM526 – Wide Base Super Single All Position Mixed Service Tire
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Roadlux & LongMarch | Drives
LM528 – On/Off Road Drive Tire