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Heavy Duty Truck Tires

Heavy-duty trucks operate across a wide range of industries, from long-haul transportation and regional delivery to construction and vocational applications. These vehicles rely on specialized tires to handle varying loads, road conditions and operating demands. Choosing the right steer, drive and trailer tires helps support traction, durability, fuel efficiency and overall fleet performance. Explore Michelin heavy-duty truck tires designed to meet the needs of commercial fleets and demanding operations.

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Choosing the Right Heavy-Duty Truck Tires

Selecting the right heavy-duty truck tires starts with understanding your vehicle's application, axle position and operating conditions. Whether your fleet operates on highways, regional routes or construction sites, tire selection can influence traction, durability, fuel efficiency and overall operating costs.

Different axle positions have different performance requirements:

  • Steer Tires: Designed for the front axle, where steering response, handling stability and even tread wear are important considerations.
  • Drive Tires: Provide traction for acceleration, braking and power delivery, with tread designs suited to different road surfaces and operating conditions.
  • Trailer Tires: Designed to support trailer loads while providing stability, durability and resistance to irregular wear.


Michelin offers heavy-duty truck tires for a variety of applications and axle positions. Explore the tire options below to find solutions suited to your fleet's operating needs.
 

Michelin Heavy-Duty Steer Tires

Steer tires play an important role in vehicle handling, directional stability and even tread wear. For heavy-duty trucks operating on highways, regional routes or construction sites, choosing the right steer tires helps support reliable performance across varying road conditions.

Michelin offers steer and all-position tires designed for different commercial trucking applications, including regional transportation and on/off-road operations. Explore the available options below to find tires suited to your fleet's needs.
 

MICHELIN
XZE
Exceptional all-position radial with extra-wide, extra-deep tread designed to help deliver our best wear in high scrub regional and line haul applications.
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XZE 2
Exceptional regional, all-position radial with extra-wide, extra-deep tread designed to help deliver our best wear in high scrub regional and urban applications.
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MICHELIN
X® WORKS Z
Our toughest all-position, on/off-road tire just got tougher.* With a 50% wider protector ply vs. leading competitive tires** and 5% more removal miles vs. the Michelin XZY3 tire it replaces, this tire provides unsurpassed durability against road hazards—guaranteed.
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Michelin Heavy-Duty Drive Tires

Drive tires transfer engine power to the road, making traction, durability and tread wear important considerations for heavy-duty truck fleets. Whether operating on highways, regional routes or construction sites, selecting the right drive tires helps support reliable performance across varying loads, road surfaces and weather conditions.

Michelin offers heavy-duty drive tires designed for a range of commercial trucking applications, from long-haul transportation to demanding on/off-road operations. Explore the available options below to find tires suited to your fleet's operating needs.
 

MICHELIN
XDN 2
All weather premium drive tire optimized for exceptional traction and mileage in line haul and regional applications.
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MICHELIN
X® WORKS D
The next generation on/off road drive tire optimized for exceptional traction, toughness and wear performance in mixed and aggressive applications.
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MICHELIN
XDA 5+
Longest wearing drive tire featuring regenerating tread features that deliver excellent traction late in life for line haul applications.
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MICHELIN
X® WORKS GRIP D
Our most aggressive drive axle tire is made specifically for energy and logging fleets operating in extreme conditions. Designed with safety in mind, using real feedback from real drivers, the Michelin X® Works Grip D has exceptional traction to help keep you on the road.
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X® WORKS XDY
Next generation on/off road drive tire optimized for exceptional traction and wear in mixed and severe service for on/off road applications.
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Michelin Heavy-Duty Trailer Tires

Trailer tires support heavy loads and play an important role in vehicle stability, durability and overall fleet efficiency. Whether transporting freight on highways, making regional deliveries or hauling equipment to construction sites, selecting the right trailer tires helps support reliable performance across varying loads and road conditions.

Michelin offers heavy-duty trailer and all-position tires for a range of commercial trucking applications, including highway and on/off-road operations. Explore the available options below to find tires suited to your trailer configuration, load requirements and operating conditions.
 

MICHELIN
XZE
Exceptional all-position radial with extra-wide, extra-deep tread designed to help deliver our best wear in high scrub regional and line haul applications.
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MICHELIN
XTY 2
Low profile radial designed for rugged, mixed use trailer service in on/off road applications.
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MICHELIN
XZE 2
Exceptional regional, all-position radial with extra-wide, extra-deep tread designed to help deliver our best wear in high scrub regional and urban applications.
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MICHELIN
X ONE XZY 3
All-position wide base single designed for significant weight and fuel savings* in on/off road applications.
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MICHELIN
X® WORKS Z
Our toughest all-position, on/off-road tire just got tougher.* With a 50% wider protector ply vs. leading competitive tires** and 5% more removal miles vs. the Michelin XZY3 tire it replaces, this tire provides unsurpassed durability against road hazards—guaranteed.
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X ONE XZU S
All-position next generation wide base single designed for significant weight and fuel savings* in urban applications.
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Michelin Services & Solutions for Heavy-Duty Trucks

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Frequently Asked Questions About Heavy-Duty Truck Tires

What Are the Best Heavy-Duty Trailer Tires?

The best heavy-duty trailer tires depend on your trailer configuration, load requirements and operating conditions. Factors to consider include tire size, load rating, tread design and whether the trailer operates primarily on highways, regional routes or construction sites.

Michelin offers trailer and all-position tires for a variety of commercial trucking applications. Selecting tires suited to your specific operating conditions can help support durability, stability and consistent performance.

How Much Do Michelin Heavy-Duty Truck Tires Cost?

The price of Michelin heavy-duty truck tires varies depending on tire size, model, axle position and application requirements. Tire construction, tread design and performance characteristics can also influence pricing.

For accurate pricing and product availability, contact an authorized Michelin dealer or request a customized quote based on your fleet's needs.

Can Heavy-Duty Truck Tires Help Reduce Fuel Consumption and CO₂ Emissions?

Heavy-duty truck tires can influence fuel consumption through rolling resistance. Tires designed with lower rolling resistance can help reduce the energy required to keep a vehicle moving, potentially improving fuel efficiency and reducing associated CO₂ emissions.

Actual results depend on vehicle configuration, load, driving conditions, tire maintenance and operating practices. Michelin offers commercial truck tire options designed with fuel efficiency in mind. Consult a Michelin tire expert to identify appropriate tires for your fleet's applications.

What Are the Most Common Heavy-Duty Truck Tire Sizes?

Heavy-duty truck tires are available in a variety of sizes to accommodate different vehicle configurations, axle positions and load requirements.

Common commercial truck tire sizes include 295/75R22.5, 11R22.5, 11R24.5 and 255/70R22.5. However, the correct size depends on your vehicle's specifications, wheel configuration and intended application.

Always consult the vehicle manufacturer's recommendations and tire load and inflation specifications before selecting replacement tires.

What's the Difference Between Steer, Drive and Trailer Tires?

Steer, drive and trailer tires serve different functions on heavy-duty trucks:

  • Steer Tires: Installed on the steering axle and designed to support handling, directional stability and even tread wear.
  • Drive Tires: Installed on powered axles to provide traction for acceleration, braking and operation across varying road conditions.
  • Trailer Tires: Support trailer loads and are designed to provide stability, durability and resistance to irregular wear.

Selecting tires appropriate for each axle position helps support vehicle performance, tire life and fleet operating efficiency. Some Michelin all-position tires may be suitable for multiple axle positions, depending on their specifications and approved applications.

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