Best Tires for Your Toyota Tacoma
Weekday commuter, weekend trail rig, or both: here's how to find the tire that matches how you use your Tacoma.
Falken Wildpeak A/T4W
A tough truck all-terrain that's quiet enough for the commute and ready for trails, gravel and towing a small trailer.
- Broad tread blocks and improved stone ejectors for gravel and rock
- Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake rated for severe snow
- Up to 65,000-mile warranty (60,000 on LT sizes)
- Free shipping to the lower 48 states at Priority Tire
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BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3
The trail classic for mud, rocks and snow. 50,000-mile warranty and severe-snow rated.
Check priceGeneral Grabber A/TX
Cut- and chip-resistant tread for regular gravel roads or pulling a small trailer. 60,000-mile warranty, severe-snow rated.
Check priceKumho Crugen HT51
A lower-priced all-weather highway tire, severe-snow rated, for a Tacoma that stays on pavement.
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Will it fit my Tacoma?
Check the size printed on your current tire sidewall and match it on the retailer's page. TRD and SR trims often use different sizes.
Should I get mud-terrain tires?
Only if you're off-road most of the time. For mostly paved driving, mud-terrain tread is louder and wears faster; an all-terrain is the better fit.
Which one should I pick?
Commute, trails and light towing: Falken Wildpeak A/T4W. Real off-roading: BFGoodrich KO3. Gravel roads and towing: General Grabber A/TX. Pavement only: Kumho Crugen HT51.