If you’re shopping 285/75R16 tires, you’re looking at a popular LT-metric size for trucks and Jeeps running 16-inch wheels. At roughly 32.8 inches tall and about 11.2 inches wide (varies by brand), this size is a go-to “33-inch class” upgrade for off-road traction and load-carrying confidence.
What to expect in this size: - Commonly LT Load Range E (10‑ply rating) with high load indexes (often 126) for towing and hauling - All-terrain and mud-terrain options for off-road and overland builds - Winter options for severe-snow regions - Typical fitment on many 3/4‑ton pickups and on Jeeps with 16-inch wheels and appropriate lift/clearance
Popular picks you’ll find in 285/75R16: - All-terrain: Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015; Nokian Outpost NAT; Laufenn X Fit AT2 - Mud-terrain: Kumho Road Venture MT71; Hankook Dynapro MT2 RT05 - Winter: Firestone Winterforce LT
Browse what’s in stock near you and compare tread types, load ranges, and warranties. See current availability and options for your area: Shop 285/75R16 tires.
Tip: Because this size is taller than many OE fitments, always confirm clearance on your specific vehicle (fender, UCA, crash bars, spare tire well) and consider gearing and speedometer changes.
Shopping by vehicle ensures a guaranteed fit for your year, make, model, and trim.
1) Enter your vehicle details - Go to enter your vehicle - Provide year, make, model, and trim - Confirm OE wheel size and any factory options
2) Compare recommended tires - Filter by driving needs (all-season, all-terrain, winter, touring) - Check load range and speed rating for towing or payload requirements
3) Choose install and pickup - See real-time store availability - Book an appointment at your nearest location: Find a store
“35s” are typically 35x12.50 tires or their metric equivalents. Common 35-inch sizes include: - 35x12.50R17, 35x12.50R18, 35x12.50R20 (flotation sizes) - 315/70R17 and 315/75R16 (metric equivalents, vary slightly by brand)
To shop: - Start at enter your vehicle to confirm what 35s will fit with your wheel size, lift, and gearing - Or filter by size on the tire catalog and select one of the 35-inch sizes above
Fitment note: 35s generally require a suspension lift and potential trimming, plus gearing and spare-tire considerations.
LT245/75R16 is a work-ready size frequently found on: - 3/4‑ton and 1‑ton pickups from select earlier model years (Chevrolet Silverado 2500/3500, GMC Sierra 2500/3500, Ford F‑250/F‑350, Ram 2500/3500) - Full-size vans and commercial vehicles (Chevrolet Express/GMC Savana 2500/3500, Ford E‑Series) - Some half-ton and midsize trucks in select years/trims (including certain Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier configurations)
Because wheel/tire packages vary by trim and year, always verify with enter your vehicle.
245/65R17 is a common crossover/SUV size focused on daily comfort, stability, and all-weather traction. You’ll see it on many midsize SUVs, including: - Chevrolet TrailBlazer and GMC Envoy (select years) - Ford Explorer (select years/trims) - Other crossovers/SUVs with 17-inch wheels that emphasize highway touring and family use
Typical choices in this size: - All-season touring tires for quiet ride and long tread life - All-weather options with severe-snow certification (for true four-season capability) - Highway-terrain LT options for light towing or frequent cargo
To confirm your fit and see what’s available nearby, start here: enter your vehicle or find a location for help and installation: Find a store.