All terrain tyres
Buy all terrain tyres online from 2,431 options at Tyroola Tyres, with sizes and tread patterns for 4WDs, utes and mixed road use. Compare 70 brands side by side, from budget to premium, with prices from $52 to $975 per tyre, including GST. All terrain tyres Australia shoppers can have tyres delivered Australia-wide or sent to a Tyroola fitting partner near them for fitting and balancing. Check your tyre size on the sidewall or vehicle tyre placard before ordering.
Choose the right size and rating
Start with the size printed on your current tyre sidewall, such as 265/65R17, or check the vehicle tyre placard. The placard also lists the approved size, minimum load rating, speed rating and recommended pressures. Tyroola lets you search by width, profile and rim, then filter by brand, speed rating, tread type and stock.
Do not choose a tyre only because it fits the rim. The load rating must suit the vehicle, passengers, cargo and any trailer. A higher load rating may be useful for towing or carrying heavy equipment, but it does not replace checking axle limits and the manufacturer's requirements. Match or exceed the placard's minimum ratings.
Match the tread to your driving
All terrain tyres suit drivers who split their time between sealed roads and gravel, dirt tracks, work sites or rural roads. Their tread blocks and grooves offer more loose-surface grip than many highway-focused patterns, while remaining suitable for regular bitumen driving.
Tread designs vary. A more open pattern can clear gravel and mud more effectively, but may produce extra road noise and wear faster on sealed roads. A tighter pattern can be quieter and more comfortable for long highway trips. Look for a tread that matches the surfaces you actually drive on, rather than choosing the most aggressive appearance.
Consider Australian heat, distance and towing
Australian conditions can combine high temperatures, long distances, corrugations and sharp gravel. Choose a construction and load rating that suit your vehicle and the weight it carries. For frequent towing, check the loaded vehicle and trailer requirements in the owner's manual, and ask a qualified fitter whether a light truck construction is appropriate.
Tyre pressure affects handling, wear and load capacity. Use the cold pressures on the tyre placard or in the owner's manual, including any loaded-vehicle guidance. Check pressures before long trips and inspect for cuts, chips, uneven wear and embedded stones after gravel driving.
Compare budget and premium options
The range includes 2,431 all terrain tyres from 70 brands. Prices run from $52 to $975 per tyre, in AUD and including GST. Yokohama has 270 listings, BFGoodrich 189, Comforser 110 and Falken 105, with further options from brands including Kumho, Toyo and Bridgestone.
A budget tyre may suit occasional gravel use and lower annual kilometres. A premium option may offer a construction, tread design or comfort level better suited to frequent touring, heavy loads or demanding surfaces. Compare size, load and speed ratings, tread type and stock before comparing price alone.
Popular sizes
265/65R17 (106), 265/70R16 (89), 265/70R17 (84), 265/60R18 (81), 245/70R16 (71), 265/75R16 (68), 285/70R17 (64), 235/75R15 (55), 275/65R18 (54), 245/75R16 (53), 285/75R16 (53), 255/70R16 (52).
Popular brands
Yokohama (270), BFGoodrich (189), Comforser (110), Falken (105), Grenlander (95), Goodride (89), Kumho (89), Toyo (81), Atlas (73), Bridgestone (73), Sailun (73), Nankang (58).
Frequently asked questions
Are all terrain tyres good for highway driving?
Yes, all terrain tyres are designed for mixed sealed and unsealed-road use, so they can suit highway driving when the size, load rating and speed rating meet your vehicle's requirements. Compared with highway-focused tyres, some all terrain patterns can create more noise and may use more fuel. Choose a tighter tread if most of your driving is on bitumen.
What are the best all terrain 4x4 tyres for towing?
The right choice depends on the 4WD, loaded weight, trailer and road surfaces. Check the tyre placard and owner's manual first, then choose a tyre with an appropriate load rating and construction. A light truck option may suit some towing applications, but it is not automatically better. Confirm the tyre's load capacity, speed rating and pressure requirements with a qualified fitter.
How do I choose all terrain tyres Australia drivers can use legally?
Check the size, load rating and speed rating on the vehicle tyre placard and compare them with the tyre's sidewall markings. The replacement tyre must meet the applicable requirements for the vehicle. Also check that the tyre is suitable for the wheel and intended load. If unsure, speak with a Tyroola fitting partner before ordering.
Are all terrain tyres worth it for gravel roads?
They can be a practical choice for regular gravel roads because their tread and construction are made for mixed surfaces. The best option depends on gravel sharpness, corrugations, distance and how often you return to sealed roads. Inspect tyres after trips and maintain the recommended pressure. A highly aggressive tread may be unnecessary if most kilometres are on bitumen.
Where can I buy all terrain tyres online?
You can buy all terrain tyres online through Tyroola Tyres by searching your width, profile and rim size, or browsing by brand or tread pattern. Filter results by brand, speed rating, tread type and stock. Prices are shown in AUD and include GST. Tyres can be delivered Australia-wide or sent to a Tyroola fitting partner near you for fitting and balancing.