Truck tyres

Truck tires in Canada: prices, sizes and warranties

Updated 4 November 2026

A 10-ply all-terrain tire for a truck or SUV costs about CA$180 in Canada, a commercial 11R22.5 truck tire about CA$210, and a light truck LT tire about CA$220 to CA$400. To match the size and load index for your vehicle, send a request on BlaBlaPrice and compare offers.

Safety standards and rules

All new tires sold in Canada must meet the safety standards set under the Motor Vehicle Tire Safety Regulations, and these rules also set requirements for tire and rim selection and rim marking. Sellers must keep registration information for at least five years after a tire is sold. Check the size and load index on the sidewall against your vehicle's requirements before you buy.

Warranties

Warranties depend on the brand and on proof of purchase. Some light truck and passenger tires carry a limited warranty of up to 72 months from purchase. Some commercial tire makers cover tires for 60 months from manufacture when there is no proof of purchase. A new vehicle warranty can also cover tire defects, but it usually excludes damage from use outside Canada or from collisions.

Winter and tire choice

Winter in Canada runs from December to February, and snow and cold change which tire you need. November is the time to check that your tires are rated for winter, because an all-weather light truck tire suits mixed conditions better than a mud-terrain tire. Vancouver's winters are milder, but the same check applies there. Fit the tires before the first cold snap.

How tires are sized and sold

Tire sizes are metric, such as LT235/85R16, and carry a load index and speed rating. A tire is often sold singly or in sets of four. Prices are normally per tire, so ask whether the quote includes mounting, balancing and disposal of the old tires, and whether it is quoted with or without taxes.

What to put in your request

Give the tire size, the axle, the vehicle or machine type, the quantity and whether you want new or used tires. Name the season you drive in most, the brand if you have one, the load index you need, your city and your budget in CA$.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe the tires you need in your own words in a chat, and a photo can be added. The AI asks for the missing sizes, then looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Canada and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose to share them. For heavy vehicles see agricultural and special equipment tires, and for passenger vehicles car tires.