The 265/80R22 tire size is primarily used on heavy-duty trucks and large SUVs, including certain configurations of the Ford F-250, F-350, and similar three-quarter-ton and one-ton pickup trucks. This size is also found on some commercial and work vehicles where a taller sidewall provides added load capacity and durability for demanding applications.
For budget-conscious buyers, Ironman and Firestone offer serviceable options in this size at lower price points without sacrificing basic durability. Mid-range shoppers often turn to Cooper or Falken for a solid balance of tread life, load rating, and value. At the premium end, Michelin and BFGoodrich deliver superior performance, longer treadwear warranties, and stronger load and speed ratings suited to heavy-duty applications.
Prices on this size tend to dip in late winter and early spring as retailers clear inventory before the busy summer hauling season. Buying in February or March can yield modest savings compared to peak demand periods in summer and fall.
Due to its less common fitment and heavy-duty construction requirements, the 265/80R22 typically carries higher per-tire prices than standard passenger sizes, with most options ranging from around $180 on the budget end to $400 or more for premium brands.
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The 265/80R22 tire size is primarily used on heavy-duty trucks and large SUVs, including certain configurations of the Ford F-250, F-350, and similar three-quarter-ton and one-ton pickup trucks. This size is also found on some commercial and work vehicles where a taller sidewall provides added load capacity and durability for demanding applications.
Prices on this size tend to dip in late winter and early spring as retailers clear inventory before the busy summer hauling season. Buying in February or March can yield modest savings compared to peak demand periods in summer and fall.
For budget-conscious buyers, Ironman and Firestone offer serviceable options in this size at lower price points without sacrificing basic durability. Mid-range shoppers often turn to Cooper or Falken for a solid balance of tread life, load rating, and value. At the premium end, Michelin and BFGoodrich deliver superior performance, longer treadwear warranties, and stronger load and speed ratings suited to heavy-duty applications.
Due to its less common fitment and heavy-duty construction requirements, the 265/80R22 typically carries higher per-tire prices than standard passenger sizes, with most options ranging from around $180 on the budget end to $400 or more for premium brands.