
Light truck & van tyre
Davanti Terratoura AT
245/65 R17 111T
$263 each, incl. GST
A set of four is $1,052.
| Size | 245/65 R17 |
|---|---|
| Load index | 111 (1090 kg per tyre) |
| Speed rating | T (up to 190 km/h) |
| Usage | All terrain |
| Vehicle type | Light truck & van |
| Fuel efficiency (EU label) | C |
| Wet grip (EU label) | C |
| Road noise (EU label) | 75 dB |
| EAN | 5060408164129 |
| Part number | KT-16E998E4 |
About the Davanti Terratoura AT
The Davanti Terratoura AT is an all-terrain tyre for drivers who split their time between sealed roads and off-road surfaces. It suits 4WDs, 4x4s, SUVs, vans and light trucks used on highways, gravel, dirt, grass, sand and rocky tracks. Its all-weather design is also intended for wet, muddy and snowy conditions, making it a practical choice for touring, work vehicles and weekend off-road driving. Check your tyre sidewall or vehicle tyre placard to confirm the correct size before ordering.
The tread uses a five-rib pattern for balanced on-road stability and off-road traction. Circumferential grooves help move water away from the contact patch, while wide shoulder grooves and saw-tooth shoulder blocks assist with mud, sand, gravel and other loose surfaces. Tread support bars help maintain stable handling and reduce road noise, and the casing is designed for load support and protection. Davanti lists the Terratoura AT with M+S and Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake certification for severe snow conditions. This range has 34 listings in sizes including 205/70R15, 225/65R17, 235/65R17, 255/60R18 and 265/65R18, priced from $175 to $481 per tyre, including GST. Tyres can be delivered Australia-wide or sent to a Tyroola fitting partner nationwide for fitting and balancing.
The Davanti Terratoura AT in 245/65 R17 is listed for light truck and van use.
Load index 111 means it carries up to 1090 kg per tyre.
Speed rating T means it is rated to 190 km/h.
Usage category: all terrain.
Check the tyre placard inside your driver’s door frame: the load index and speed rating must match or exceed what it lists.