Truck tyres
Buy truck tyres online from Tyroola Tyres and compare 236 products across 32 brands. Prices range from $96 to $1,442 per tyre, in AUD and including GST. The range covers budget through premium options for highway, regional, mixed service and other applications. Check your truck tyre size on the sidewall or tyre placard before ordering. Tyres can be delivered Australia-wide or sent to a Tyroola fitting partner near you for fitting and balancing. Fitting partners operate nationwide.
Check the size, load and speed ratings
Start with the exact size shown on the tyre sidewall or vehicle tyre placard. Common sizes in this range include 295/80R22.5, 265/70R19.5 and 215/75R17.5. You can search by width, profile and rim, then compare suitable products side by side.
Check the load index and speed rating as well as the size. The load index shows the maximum load each tyre can carry at the correct pressure. Choose a rating that meets or exceeds the vehicle requirement, particularly when carrying heavy loads or towing. Do not exceed the axle, wheel or vehicle load limits. The speed rating indicates the maximum sustained speed for the tyre under controlled test conditions. Follow the vehicle and tyre manufacturer's requirements.
Match the tread to your work
Regional and long-distance tyres make up most of this category, with 190 listings. They suit trucks travelling mainly on sealed roads, including interstate and regional routes. Highway terrain tyres are suited to regular bitumen use and can support stable handling and even wear.
All terrain and mixed service tyres are better suited to routes that combine sealed roads with gravel, worksites or unsealed access roads. Their tread design can provide added traction, but aggressive patterns may produce more road noise or wear faster on long highway runs. Choose steer, drive, trailer or all-position tyres according to the axle position and the manufacturer's application guidance.
Consider Australian conditions
Heat, heavy loads, gravel and long distances place extra demands on truck tyres. Correct inflation is essential because under-inflation and overloading can increase heat build-up and uneven wear. Check pressures when tyres are cold and inspect for cuts, cracks, bulges and unusual wear before long trips.
If your truck regularly tows, carries a high payload or travels on rough roads, prioritise the required load capacity and a tread suited to the route. Gravel roads may favour stronger construction and a more durable tread, while mostly highway work may favour a ribbed pattern designed for consistent wear.
Compare budget and premium options
Tyroola Tyres lists brands including Hankook, Goodride, Austone, Pirelli, Grenlander, Haulstar, Kumho, Kapsen, Toyo, Goodyear, Bridgestone and Michelin. Prices range from $96 to $1,442 per tyre. A budget tyre may reduce the purchase cost, while a premium option may offer features suited to your workload, route and expected service life.
Compare tread type, load and speed ratings, application and stock status, not price alone. Use the filters for brand, speed rating, tread type and stock. If you are unsure, check the current tyre markings, placard and operating requirements before buying.
Popular sizes
295/80R22.5 (34), 265/70R19.5 (26), 215/75R17.5 (24), 235/75R17.5 (22), 275/70R22.5 (15), 315/80R22.5 (14), 245/70R19.5 (13), 225/70R19.5 (12), 255/70R22.5 (11), 205/75R17.5 (9), 225/80R17.5 (7), 385/65R22.5 (7).
Popular brands
Hankook (41), Goodride (25), Austone (21), Pirelli (16), Grenlander (15), Haulstar (13), Kumho (13), Kapsen (11), Toyo (10), Goodyear (9), Bridgestone (7), Michelin (6).
Frequently asked questions
What size truck tyres do I need?
Use the size printed on the current tyre sidewall or the vehicle's tyre placard. Match the width, profile, rim size and construction exactly unless a qualified tyre professional confirms an approved alternative. Tyroola lets you search by size, brand or tread pattern. Common listed sizes include 295/80R22.5, 265/70R19.5 and 215/75R17.5.
What truck tyre tread is best for highway driving?
For mostly sealed-road and interstate work, start with regional and long-distance or highway terrain truck tyres. These categories are designed around stable road manners and consistent wear on bitumen. Check whether the tyre is intended for the steer, drive, trailer or all-position axle, then confirm its load and speed ratings meet your truck's requirements.
What load rating should truck tyres have?
Choose a load rating that meets or exceeds the requirement shown on the tyre placard or specified by the vehicle and tyre manufacturer. The rating must also suit the axle load, cargo and towing duties. Never use load capacity as permission to exceed the truck, axle, wheel or legal limits. Correct inflation is also needed to achieve the stated capacity.
Are budget truck tyres suitable for long-distance driving?
They can be suitable when their size, load rating, speed rating and application match the truck and route. Compare the tread design and construction with your workload, including heat, payload, gravel and annual kilometres. Premium tyres may offer features suited to intensive highway use, but the correct specification matters more than the brand price alone.
Where can I have truck tyres fitted after buying online?
Tyres can be delivered Australia-wide or sent to a Tyroola fitting partner near you for fitting and balancing. Fitting partners operate nationwide. Before ordering, confirm the tyre size and required ratings from the sidewall or vehicle tyre placard. Prices on the site are in AUD and include GST.