Truck and Light Truck Tyres

Steer, drive and trailer fitments for work trucks, floats, heavy vans and trailers. Downtime costs you money, so we work to get you rolling again.

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Tyres That Have To Earn Their Keep


On a work truck, tyres are not a purchase, they are a running cost. The number that matters is cost per kilometre carried, and that is driven by casing quality, correct fitment for the axle position, and how well pressures are maintained.

Fitment by Axle Position

POSITION WHAT THE TYRE HAS TO DO PATTERN CHARACTERISTICS
Steer Directional stability, even wear, and resistance to irregular scrubbing. Rib pattern, stiff shoulders, straight circumferential grooves.
Drive Traction under load, especially on wet or loose surfaces. Deeper lug or block pattern, open shoulders for bite.
Trailer Load carrying, lateral stability, and resistance to scrubbing in turns. Rib pattern, reinforced casing, high load index.
All-Position Flexible fitment across axles on lighter trucks. Compromise rib/block design.

Keeping Commercial Tyre Costs Down

  • Pressure discipline. A truck tyre run 10% under-inflated can lose 10–15% of its life and burn more fuel doing it.
  • Regular rotation and axle swaps. Move tyres before wear becomes irregular, not after.
  • Alignment on the steer axle. Misalignment on a heavy vehicle scrubs steering tyres out fast.
  • Repair early. A small penetration repaired properly saves a casing. Left alone, it lets water in and ruins it.
  • Match your duty cycle. Long-haul highway patterns and on/off-road patterns wear very differently, fit for what you actually do.

Business Accounts

If you run a fleet, even a small one, talk to us about setting up an account so drivers can get sorted without chasing paperwork. Ask us what we can do.

Truck Tyre Issue on the Road?

Ring the workshop on 08 9771 1311 during business hours, and we will tell you straight away what we can do and when.

Truck Tyre Questions


  • Do you do on-site or mobile truck tyre work?

    Yes, we do offer this service

  • How often should truck tyre pressures be checked?

    Weekly at minimum for a working truck, and always before a long or heavily loaded run. Check them cold. Pressure is the single biggest controllable factor in commercial tyre cost.

  • Do you do on-site or mobile truck tyre work?

    Yes, the business does this 

  • Can a truck casing be retreaded?

    Good-quality casings can often be retreaded, which is a major cost saving on a fleet. Whether a specific casing is suitable depends on its condition and history. Bring it in and we will assess it.

  • What load rating do I need?

    It has to match or exceed the axle loading of your vehicle at full GVM. Fitting an under-rated tyre is both unsafe and an offence. Give us your vehicle details and we will get it right.

  • How often should truck tyre pressures be checked?

    Weekly at minimum for a working truck, and always before a long or heavily loaded run. Check them cold. Pressure is the single biggest controllable factor in commercial tyre cost.

Keep the Truck Working

Give us the size, the axle position and the job it does. We will quote you properly.