Description
Sailun Terramax A/T 2 265/65R17 112S
OVERVIEW
Engineered for use on SUVs, vans, and pickup trucks, the Sailun Terramax A/T2 features an aggressive open shoulder design and zigzag center rib for enhanced grip, traction, control, stability, and handling both on and off the road. The Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certificate assures superb performance in severe winter conditions, while the 50,000-mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty highlights its longer tread life.
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- Sidewall style: Black Sidewall
- Backed by a 50,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty
- Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified for great winter performance
- Aggressive open shoulder pattern boosts grip by clearing water, slush, mud, and snow from the tread
- Deep tread sipes enhances surface biting capability
- Protective sidewall biters provide extra durability and traction
- Size: 265/65R17
- Load Range: SL
- Product May Vary From Picture
- Wheel/Rim Not Included
Specifications
- Tire season: All-Season
- Manufacturer: Sailun
- Tire width: 265 mm
- Tire load range: Standard Load
- Tire load index: 112
- Vehicle fitment type: Universal
- Warranty distance: 0 miles
- Is run flat: N
- Overall diameter: 30.55 in
- Tire speed rating: S
- Vehicle type: Light Truck
- Tire size: 265/65R17
- Construction type: Radial
- Electric vehicle tire: N
- Wheel diameter: 17 in
- Flotation tire: N
- Maximum vehicle rim width: 9 in
- Mud & snow rated: Y
- Uniform tire quality grade (utqg): 620 A B
- Features: Fits Multiple Makes And models
- Items included: Tire Only
- Minimum vehicle rim width: 7.5 in
- Vehicle class designator: P
- Tire location: Front and Rear Tires
- Tire sidewall style: Black Sidewall
- Tire terrain: All-Terrain
- Tire diameter: 17 in
- Brand: Sailun
- Tire type: Light Truck & SUV Tires
- Model: Terramax A/T 2 1600627
- Tread depth: 13/32
- Maximum inflation pressure: 44 psi
- Product line: Terramax A/T 2
- Net content statement: 1
- Tire aspect ratio: 65
- Tire treadwear rating: 620
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