Box truck tire size depends on the vehicle, axle configuration and manufacturer specifications. Check the tire information provided by the vehicle manufacturer or the markings on the current tires to confirm the correct tire size, load rating and other requirements.

When replacing tires, choose a tire that meets the vehicle manufacturer's specifications and is appropriate for the box truck's application and operating conditions.

The correct tire pressure for a box truck depends on the vehicle, tire and load. Follow the vehicle and tire manufacturer's recommendations for the specific application rather than using a single pressure for every box truck.

Maintaining proper tire pressure helps support tire performance, even wear and safe operation. Check tire pressure regularly and account for the vehicle's operating conditions and loads.

Consider the box truck's tire size, tire position, typical routes, loads and operating conditions when selecting tires. Performance priorities such as mileage, traction and durability can also help determine which tire is best suited for the application.

Use the Michelin Tire Selector to find commercial tire options for your vehicle and operating needs.

Box truck tires should be inspected regularly as part of routine vehicle and tire maintenance. Check for proper inflation, tread condition, visible damage and signs of irregular wear that could indicate a tire or vehicle issue.

Tires showing damage, unusual wear or other concerns should be evaluated by a qualified tire professional.

Box truck tires may need replacement because of tread wear, damage, irregular wear or other conditions that affect their continued service. Replacement decisions should consider the tire's condition, application and applicable requirements rather than mileage alone.

Have tires inspected by a qualified tire professional if you are unsure whether they should remain in service.