The Leao LION SPORT 255/70R15 is sold here as a single all-season tire. LEAO Lion Sport is an all-season passenger tire line built around everyday value. The family spans a wide run of sizes, from small-car fitments through minivan, crossover, SUV, and pickup sizes, including LT-designated options for light-truck use. Within the line you'll find GP and HP versions, each listed under its own size, load index, and speed rating. Every tire ships free from our Orlando, Florida warehouse, and you can buy a single tire, a matched pair, or a full set of four.
Specifications
| Size | 255/70R15 |
|---|---|
| Load Index / Speed Rating | 108S |
| Type | All-Season |
| Quantity | 1 |
Key Features
- All-season design meant to stay on the vehicle year-round instead of swapping seasonally.
- Size range covers cars, minivans, crossovers, SUVs, and pickups, including LT-designated fitments.
- Sold as a single tire, a matched pair, or a full set of four.
- Free shipping on every order, direct from our Orlando, Florida warehouse.
- Exact load index and speed rating for each size appear in the specifications above.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Leao LION SPORT 255/70R15 tire
Typical Use Cases
- Daily commuting and errands on a vehicle you plan to keep for years.
- Replacing a worn set on the family minivan or crossover before a road trip.
- Work vans and pickups that need LT sizes without a big tire-shop bill.
FAQ
What is the difference between Lion Sport GP and Lion Sport HP?
GP and HP are separate versions within the same Lion Sport family, offered across different size ranges. Both carry all-season tread. Pick the listing that matches the exact size moulded on your sidewall; each product page shows the version, load index, and speed rating that apply to that specific size.
Can I run these tires in winter?
These are all-season tires, meant to stay on the vehicle year-round in the kind of mixed weather most drivers see. They are not dedicated winter tires. If you regularly drive on packed snow or ice, a true winter tire on a separate set of wheels is the safer setup.
Should I replace a pair or all four?
If your other tires still have even, healthy tread, a pair is fine — have the shop put the newer pair on the rear axle. If tread depth varies across the vehicle, or it is all-wheel drive, a full matching set is the better call. We sell singles, pairs, and full sets.
Ships free from our Orlando, FL warehouse. Questions about fitment? Call (407) 821-7008 and we’ll check it for you.