New tyres

The recommended tyre pressure for your truck can vary depending on factors such as tyre size, vehicle weight, and manufacturer specifications. It’s best to refer to your truck’s owner’s manual or the tyre placard located on the driver’s side door jamb for the most accurate recommendation.

Properly storing truck tyres when not in use involves cleaning them, removing excess dirt and debris, placing them in a cool, dry area away from direct sunlight, and storing them vertically or suspended to prevent deformation. Additionally, tyres should be kept away from sources of ozone, such as electric motors or generators, and should not be stacked excessively to avoid damage.

Determining the best truck tyres for your vehicle depends on various factors including your driving needs, terrain, weather conditions, load capacity, and budget. Some top-rated truck tyre brands known for durability and performance across different categories include Michelin, Bridgestone, Goodyear, Continental, and Pirelli. It’s recommended to research tyre reviews, consult with tyre professionals, and consider your specific requirements before making a decision.

Ideally, it’s recommended to replace all four tyres on your truck at once, especially if the tyres have significant differences in tread wear. This helps maintain balanced handling, traction, and safety. However, if only one tyre needs replacement due to damage or wear, and the other three tyres are relatively new with sufficient tread depth, replacing just the damaged tyre may be acceptable. It’s crucial to ensure that the new tyre matches the specifications of the existing tyres in terms of size, tread pattern, and load rating to minimize potential handling issues. If you’re uncertain, consulting with a tyre professional can provide guidance tailored to your specific situation.