MILETRIP TP55 A/T LT275/70R18 125/122S, E (10 Ply) Light Truck Tires
The Miletrip LT275/70R18 is sold here as a single a/t tire. The MILETRIP A/T line is an all-terrain light truck tire family built in LT-metric sizes for pickups, work trucks, and full-size SUVs. It covers a spread of common fitments, from smaller-diameter workhorse wheels up to larger street setups, so most trucks running LT rubber can find a match. Every tire is sold individually and ships free from our Orlando warehouse, so you can order a single replacement or a full set. Check the size moulded on your sidewall before you buy.
Specifications
| Size | LT275/70R18 |
|---|---|
| Load Index / Speed Rating | 125/122S |
| Ply Rating | 10-ply |
| Type | A/T |
| Quantity | 1 |
Key Features
- All-terrain tread pattern intended for mixed pavement and dirt, gravel, or job-site driving.
- LT-metric construction sized for pickups, vans, and SUVs that carry or tow real weight.
- Sold as individual tires, so you can replace one or build a full set.
- Free shipping on every order, sent direct from our Orlando, Florida warehouse.
- Size range spans popular light-truck fitments; match the size moulded on your sidewall.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Miletrip LT275/70R18 tire
Typical Use Cases
- Daily driving a work pickup that leaves pavement for gravel or dirt access roads.
- Replacing a worn or damaged tire on a fleet truck without buying a set.
- Fitting an SUV or truck that splits time between highway and unpaved roads.
FAQ
How many tires come with one order?
Each listing is for a single tire. Set the quantity in your cart to however many you need: one replacement, a pair for a drive axle, or a complete set. Shipping stays free regardless of how many you order.
What does A/T mean, and is this still a good road tire?
A/T stands for all-terrain. The tread is designed to work on pavement while still gripping loose surfaces like gravel and dirt. It suits trucks that spend most of their time on the road but regularly deal with unpaved conditions.
What does the LT in the size mean?
The LT prefix marks a light-truck tire built to carry heavier loads than a standard passenger tire of the same size. If your vehicle came with LT tires from the factory, replace them with LT. Check your door-jamb placard or owner's manual if you are unsure.
Ships free from our Orlando, FL warehouse. Questions about fitment? Call (407) 821-7008 and we’ll check it for you.