275-60r17 tires

Vehicles using 275/60R17 tires:

• Dodge Durango (1997-2003)
• Ford Expedition (2000-2002)
• Ford F150 (2000-2003)
• Lincoln Navigator (1999-2002)

1. General Grabber HTS60 - Best All-Season tire

Let’s kick off this list with our pick for the best 275/60R17 all-season tire, the General Grabber HTS60. A quick look at SimpleScore numbers for the General Grabber HTS60 shows 8.6 for traction, 9.2 for longevity, and 8.4 for handling, with an average SimpleScore of 8.4, so we should unpack those numbers a bit. The Grabber HTS60 is designed for a great combination of year-round performance, style, comfort, and durability, and delivers consistent traction in all kinds of weather with the kind of refined ride quality and low noise you’d expect with an automotive Grand Touring tire. The Grabber HTS60 is designed around a rugged cut-and-chip resistant tread formulation and incorporates a polyester casing, two ultra-strong steel belts, and a sound-absorbing rubber layer under the tread. That gives the Grabber HTS60 the kind of wear properties that can be backed up with a 6-year/65,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty. Its tread pattern and footprint are tuned for specific vehicle sizes and weights, with a combination of circumferential grooves and variable-density sipe networks for dependable year-round performance even in light snow. The Grabber HTS60’s handling is secure and predictable, thanks to a continuous center rib that lends great road manners as well as driver feedback that’s direct and precise without ever being overly sensitive and jumpy.

2. Maxxis HT-770 Bravo Series - Great All-Season tire

Next up on our list is the Maxxis HT-770 Bravo Series, which boats on 8.6 overall SimpleScore with 8.3 for handling, 9.2 for longevity, and 8.5 for traction. The HT-770 Bravo Series is designed with several innovations, such as a unique “ripple” sipe pattern that creates extra biting edges for grip in snow or slush and U-shaped circumferential grooves that route water away from the tire’s contact patch more efficiently to resist hydroplaning. The closed shoulder boosts handling performance and encourages long, even wear, and a jointless nylon cap ply aids in high-speed stability and road manners. Maxxis covers the HT-770 Bravo Series with a 60,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty.

3. Toyo Proxes ST III - Great All-Season tire

Next up is the Toyo Proxes ST III, a performance-oriented all-season tire for light trucks and SUVs. The Proxes ST III is designed to offer shorter braking distances, steering that’s sharp and responsive, and cornering that’s predictable and stable cornering, with a directional chevron-shaped tread pattern, wide shoulder blocks, and deep grooves. Our team looked at the reviews and gave this tire a SimpleScore of a solid 8.7 for handling. The year-round grip is also dependable and confident thanks to that tread design and a pattern of multi-wave sipes, for a SimpleScore of 8.6 in the traction category. Toyo backs the Proxes ST III with a 40,000 mile warranty, and the Proxes ST III is built for durability as far as its internal design – we give this tire a SimpleScore of 8.1 for longevity. The overall average SimpleScore for the Toyo Proxes ST III is 8.4.

4. Nexen Roadian HP - Good All-Season tire

If you’ve got a sporty truck or crossover with the 275/60R17 tire size and want a tire that will let you push the envelope of your truck’s performance a little bit, check out the Nexen Roadian HP. The Roadian HP has SimpleScore numbers of 8.2 overall, with 8.4 for handling, 8.0 for longevity, and 8.2 for traction. Nexen covers the Roadian HP with a 40,000 mile warranty, with robust internal construction, and a long-wearing tread compound. It also features a directional all-season tread with wide channels to drain away standing water and resist hydroplaning, with tread elements that are randomized and computer-tuned to keep road noise low. The Roadian HP’s handling gets a boost from an arrow-type center rib and large shoulder blocks that enhance grip and control during hard cornering.

5. Westlake SU318 - Good All-Season tire

The Westlake SU318 is an all-season tire designed for light trucks, SUVs, and crossovers; it’s a capable and comfortable tire that offers year-round performance, long service, low noise, and confident handling. The SU318 gets SimpleScore numbers of 8.00 overall, which breaks down to 7.9 for handling, 8.1 for longevity, and 8.2 for traction. The Westlake SU318’s nimble and responsive handling comes from a CAD-designed tread pattern that includes angled shoulder blocks that are reinforced for extra rigidity to resist the inertia of hard cornering or sharp maneuvers. Year-round traction gets a boost from four wide circumferential grooves to resist inertia, angled grooves, and a silica-rich tread formulation that helps with wet-weather performance. The SU318 is backed by a 50,000 mile warranty and comes from the factory with a full 12/32” worth of tread depth for great wear properties as well as improved traction.

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