Truck Wheels and Tires for Sale

Get Your Truck Wheels and Tires From the Best

At Trucks & Moore, you’ll find truck wheels and tires for sale that are ready for whatever terrain you need to tackle. You may need to tow heavy loads over hundreds of miles of highway, or you may need to make it to off-road job sites every day, no matter what the weather is like.

Either way, the truck pros at our shop are the right folks to talk to in order to decide what tires and wheels are right for your situation. Tell us about your day to day and let us suggest the right equipment for your truck!

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Choosing the Right Wheels

When you’re selecting from among the many truck wheels and tires for sale in our shop, it’s critical to choose the wheels that are built for your truck’s typical work environment. You may need reinforced wheels that can take a beating from gravel and rocks, or wheels that will give you the best mileage and performance on streets.

Choosing the Right Tires

It’s easy to see why your tire selection is important. No one wants their powerful, great-looking truck left helpless on a muddy job site because it has the wrong tires installed! Using off-road tires on the highway wastes money in decreased fuel efficiency and also gives you less traction in wet road conditions, potentially leading to accidents.

One of the big advantages you get by working with our experts is understanding all the pros and cons of the different truck wheels and tires for sale. You might love the look of a certain tire, but are you going to waste money and risk safety in slippery road conditions if you install it?

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Wheel Specifics

Whether you’ve done quite a bit of research on the different truck wheels and tires for sale or whether you’re coming in with zero knowledge on the subject, you’ll learn a lot from our staff. Wheels, for example, come in a variety of metals and alloys, and each has its strengths.

Cast alloy wheels are preferred for road travel, as they are lightweight and help with fuel efficiency.
Steel wheels are much heavier, but if you’re planning on going off the beaten path, you’ll want their increased stability.
Forged alloy wheels are in between–a great choice for trucks that drive on a wide variety of surfaces.

Tire Specifics

Tire technology is absolutely fascinating, and there are always new models coming out that go beyond what’s been available so far. At Trucks & Moore, we keep up with the latest truck wheels and tires for sale, offering you the full range of options so that you can get the right tires for your truck. In general, you’re choosing between these tire categories:

Highway tires are engineered to give your truck the best performance possible over thousands of miles on the roadways. If you tow a camper across the country, haul trailers, or just drive a long distance to work and back every day, these tires are your best bet.
All-purpose tires give you good fuel efficiency and standard performance on the road, but they also have enough extra traction and toughness to take you onto gravel and dirt if needed.
Off-road tires include “max traction” and mud tires. These have lots of gaps between the treads and are intended to safely take your truck over the most punishing terrain. They’re great for recreational off-roading and unpaved work sites, but on the highway you’ll lose a lot of quality. Many people love the way off-road tires look and put them on their truck for that reason, not realizing how much they’re losing in terms of fuel efficiency and safety in wet road conditions.

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Talk Truck Tire Details With Us!

Thinking about specialty tires or wondering about the newest truck wheels and tires for sale on the market? Our guys are the professionals you want to talk to. They’re full of ideas, they know trucks, and they know our region of the country. Bring your truck in and consult with us, and don’t forget to schedule your oil change and maintenance check while you’re here.

FAQs

How do I know what size wheel I need?

Don’t feel bad if you realize you have no idea how to figure out the size of your wheels! If you want to do some of your own research into the truck wheels and tires for sale, all you need to do is take a look at the sidewall of your currently installed tires. The last two digits in the string of letters and numbers on the tire indicate the diameter of the wheel in inches.

Should I get my wheels repaired or replaced?

If you know your wheels have suffered damage, it’s critical to have a professional inspect them to see how serious that damage is. Cosmetic things like chips to the exterior of the wheel can be touched up, but if there is a crack in the wheel or other serious flaws, it could be dangerous to continue driving on it. Our experts will let you know their honest opinion on whether you need new wheels or just a minor repair job.

What do “P” and “LT” mean on truck tires?

“P” stands for “passenger,” and it indicates that the tire is made for vehicles that carry mostly people–that is, trucks, vans, and cars that don’t typically haul heavy loads of cargo. “LT” stands for “light truck,” and the tire is intended for use on trucks that work harder than the average vehicle. You can usually put LT tires on a truck that originally had P tires with no problem.

Why do off-roading tires hurt fuel efficiency?

There’s one very simple answer: bigger, knobbier tires are heavier, and it takes more fuel to move them down the road than lighter tires! In addition, though, off-road tires have a high degree of “rolling resistance.” This grip is great for rugged terrain, but on smooth roadways it forces your engine to work harder to move the tires.

How does tire type affect handling?

That rolling resistance is a benefit in those situations where you have to stop quickly or turn a sharp corner. The more surface area the tire has in contact with the road, the better able you are to maneuver the truck reliably.