Vehicles using LT225/75R17 tires include:

• Chevrolet Silverado 3500
• Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD

1. Cooper Discoverer AT3 LT - Best All-Terrain tire

Let’s kick off our list with one of our favorite candidates for an all-terrain tire, the Cooper Discoverer AT3 LT. The Cooper tire is a great value and great performer overall, and gets SimpleScore rankings of 8.5 for traction, 8.2 for longevity, and 8.6 for handling, with an overall average SimpleScore of 8.4. The AT3 LT is a commercial-grade tire that’s built for heavy load ratings and durability matched up with year-round traction and performance. The Discoverer AT3 LT has a silica-rich tread compound for great wear properties (and 60,000 mile manufacturer’s treadwear warranty) with a 2-ply polyester casing, twin steel belt package, and single-ply nylon reinforcement layer that adds durability and high-speed stability. Engineered to be just as capable at handling mud, dirt, and gravel as well as the interstate, the Cooper Discoverer AT3 LT is designed with an aggressive all-terrain block tread with stone ejectors, Rugged Traction Shoulders with alternating cleat and lug edges and multiple zigzag sipes to deliver grip in wet or snowy conditions. The Snow Groove Technology package incorporates sawtooth edges in the block edges, actually trapping and holding snow for snow-on-snow traction.

2. Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056 - Best Highway tire

Let’s talk for a minute about a great highway-terrain tire, the Geolandar H/T G056 from Yokohama. Highway terrain tires have a lot of similarities with all-season tires in that they’re meant for year-round use. The biggest distinctions between the two, though, are that highway tires are designed to better manage the higher center of gravity and vehicle weight of trucks and SUVs, and tend to have a slight edge in off-road performance, compared to all-season tires. If you’re looking for the best LT225/75R17 highway tires for your ride, check out the Yokohama Geolandar H/T G056 which the SimpleTire team gives an overall SimpleScore of 8.7. Longevity is the strong suit of the Geolandar H/T G056, with a very strong SimpleScore of 9.0. The Geolandar H/T G056 utilizes adaptive shoulder blocks, triple 3D sipes, advanced rubber compound, and reinforced internal construction to help the tire meet and surpass its 70,000 mile warranty. Handling is another strong point at 8.7, which is made possible thanks to triple 3D sipes that bite into the road for dependable year-round performance. In wet weather, zigzag grooves channel water out of the tread contact patch to reduce the risk of hydroplaning and allow us to award the tire a score of 8.5 in traction.

3. Maxxis HT-770 Bravo Series - Best All-Season tire

Here’s our pick for an excellent value in an LT225/75R15 all-season tire: the HT-770 Bravo Series from Maxxis. SimpleScores for the HT-770 Series Bravo are 8.6 overall, with 8.3 for handling, 9.2 for longevity, and 8.5 for traction. The Maxxis HT-770 Bravo Series is a tire that’s packed with next-generation innovations, such as a unique “ripple” sipe pattern that multiplies traction with extra biting edges for grip in snow or slush and U-shaped circumferential grooves that resist hydroplaning as they route water away from the tire’s contact patch more efficiently. The closed shoulder boosts For sharp handling performance and long, even wear, there’s a closed shoulder and a jointless nylon cap that help enhance high-speed stability and road manners. Maxxis covers the HT770 Bravo with a 60,000 mile manufacturer’s treadwear warranty.

4. Firestone Winterforce LT - Best Winter tire

Our pick for the best LT225/75R17 winter tire is going to be the Firestone Winterforce LT. The Winterforce LT gets SimpleScores of 8.3 for traction, 8.4 for handling, and 8.0 for durability, with an overall average SimpleScore of 8.2. The Firestone Winterforce LT is ready for the worst that winter weather can throw your way – it’s pre-drilled for easy installation of #15 studs for extra traction in case of ice storms (always check your local and state laws for legality and calendar restrictions for studded tires). Its aggressive winter tread pattern features a semi-solid center rib and angled tread blocks toward the center, with a thick network of sipes to enhance winter traction as they chew through snow and slush. It features a winter rubber compound that stays flexible for traction in subfreezing weather and is tough enough (and has a high enough load rating) to serve in commercial applications. Like all winter tires, the Winterforce LT will wear quickly on warmer days and shouldn’t be used if temperatures are above 40-45 degrees F.

5. Hankook Dynapro AT2 (RF11) - Great All-Terrain tire

Let’s wrap this list up with another great value in an all-terrain tire, the Hankook Dynapro AT2 (RF11). The Dynapro AT2 (RF11) gets SimpleScore rankings of 8.3 for traction, 8.2 for handling, and 8.3 for durability, with an overall average SimpleScore of 7.9. With a 60,000 mile warranty, the Dynapro AT2 (RF11) is certainly durable thanks to its advanced tread compound and heavy-duty internal construction. With its aggressive all-terrain tread, the Dynapro AT2 (RF11) is also Three Peak Mountain Snowflake rated for severe winter service.

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Whether you drive a Chevrolet Silverado 3500 or something else, SimpleTire has a set of the best LT225/75R17 tires that meet your needs at a great price!