SET OF 2 LANDSAIL CLX-10 RANGEBLAZER A/T 31X10.50R15LT 109S 6PR/LRC All-Terrain Tires
The Landsail CLX-10 31X10.50R15LT is an all-terrain tire sold here as a set of 2. The Landsail Rangeblazer A/T is an all-terrain line built for pickups and SUVs that split their time between pavement and dirt. The family covers a wide spread of fitments, from standard metric sizes to LT-metric and flotation sizes for trucks that haul or tow. Every size ships free from our Orlando warehouse, and you can order a single tire, a pair, or a full set depending on what your vehicle needs. Check the size molded on your sidewall before ordering.
Specifications
| Size | 31X10.50R15LT |
|---|---|
| Load Index / Speed Rating | 109S |
| Ply Rating | 6-ply |
| Load Range | C |
| Type | All-Terrain |
| Quantity | Set of 2 |
Key Features
- All-terrain tread pattern made for daily pavement miles with regular gravel and dirt use.
- Size range covers standard metric, LT-metric, and flotation fitments for trucks and SUVs.
- Load index and speed rating for each size are listed in the specifications above.
- Sold as a single tire, a pair, or a full set to match your needs.
- Ships free from our Orlando warehouse to your door or your installer.
What's in the Box
- 2 × Landsail CLX-10 31X10.50R15LT tires
Typical Use Cases
- Daily commuting in a pickup that hits job sites during the week.
- Weekend trips down forest roads, gravel, and unpaved lake or hunting access.
- Work trucks that run loaded on the highway with occasional dirt sections.
FAQ
How do I know this tire fits my vehicle?
Check the size molded on the sidewall of your current tires and match it to the size listed in the specifications above. If your door-jamb placard shows a different size than what is on the truck now, the placard is the safer reference. Call us if you are unsure.
What is the difference between LT and standard sizes in this line?
LT-metric sizes are built for heavier loads and are common on trucks that haul, tow, or carry equipment. Standard metric sizes suit lighter-duty trucks and SUVs. Match whichever designation your vehicle placard calls for, and check the load index listed in the specifications above.
Should I buy a pair or a full set?
A full set keeps tread depth even at every corner, which matters for handling and for all-wheel-drive systems. A pair works if your other tires still have healthy, even tread; mount the new pair per your installer's recommendation. Singles are best when replacing one damaged tire.
Ships free from our Orlando, FL warehouse. Questions about fitment? Call (407) 821-7008 and we’ll check it for you.
