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Real, practical 4x4 tyre guides — sizes, terrain types, and when to replace your tyres.
The new-generation Toyota HiLux uses 265/65R17 tyres on the WorkMate 4x4 and SR, and 265/60R18 on the SR5, Rogue and Rugged X. Here is what each size means and how to choose the right replacement for work, touring or the tracks.
Plug-in hybrid utes like the BYD Shark 6 and Ford Ranger PHEV weigh far more than the diesels beside them. Here is what that extra weight means for load index, LT tyres and pressures.
Landspider now has five 4WD and SUV patterns on 4x4 Tyre Hub, from the WildTraxx A/T, R/T and M/T to the road-going GrandTraxx A/T and CityTraxx H/T. Here is what each one is built for and how to choose.
How far to let your tyres down for sand, gravel and rock, how to air down without damaging a tyre, and how to get back to safe highway pressure afterwards.
Tread depth isn't the only thing that matters — tyres age even sitting still, and some damage means immediate replacement. Here's what to check.
H/T, A/T, M/T and R/T tyres each trade off on-road manners against off-road grip. Here's how to work out which one actually suits how you drive.
Every tyre sidewall carries a size code — width, profile, construction, rim diameter, load index and speed rating. Here's exactly what each part means.