Champiro SX2 is an extreme performance summer tire developed for enthusiasts who want higher levels of traction, response and driving control in dry and wet conditions. With an extremely aggressive tread design and high-grip compound, the Champiro SX2 is suitable for both track and street use.

For those performance-minded individuals, the ultra high performance Champiro HPY uses an advanced asymmetrical tread pattern and full silica tread compound for outstanding cornering ability in wet and dry conditions.

Champiro UHPAS is an all season tire for vehicle owners requiring ultra high performance or grand touring (luxury performance) tires. The Champiro UHPAS delivers excellent straight-line stability, cornering grip, and braking capabilities, in both dry and wet conditions, as well as handling and grip in light snow.


The new Maxtour LX delivers premium ride comfort and all season performance with a 115,000 kilometer tread life warranty. With fitments for the most popular passenger cars and CUVs, Maxtour LX features full depth sipes for excellent traction in wet and even light snow conditions. Drive in peace with the Harmonically Optimized Pitch Sequencing design, which limits road noise for the life of the tire. With a 30 Day Test Drive Guarantee, 24 Hour Roadside Assistance and Road Hazard Warranty included, you can enjoy worry-free luxury performance with the Maxtour LX.

Champiro Touring A/S is an all-season touring tire designed for the latest passenger cars and crossover vehicles. It combines precise handling and control with a quiet and comfortable ride. Backed by a 100,000 kilometer limited warranty, the new Champiro Touring A/S also delivers great mileage for an outstanding value.

MAXTOUR All Season is a premium passenger tire offering outstanding mileage, improved all season performance and a quiet and comfortable ride. Backed by a 100,000 kilometer warranty, 24 hour roadside assistance and a road hazard warranty, you can drive with ease of mind when you're on MAXTOUR All Season.


Adventuro AT-AW is an all terrain tire developed for light truck drivers looking for off road capabilities and aggressive looks together with civilized on-road manners. Meeting the industry's severe snow service requirement and branded with the mountain/snowflake symbol, the Adventuro AT-AW delivers "all weather" performance. All LT designation sizes feature heavy duty 10-ply construction.

Savero SUV is a symmetrical, performance tire designed for mid-sized SUVs and crossover vehicles. It delivers the superior wet and dry handling performance of a summer tire while maintaining a quiet, comfortable ride and low rolling resitance.

The new generation Savero HT2 premium all-season tire is for SUV and light truck owners who really enjoy driving; the tire’s tread pattern design provides unparalled handling and control in wet and dry conditions.

The Adventuro AT3 is an all terrain tire designed for light truck and SUV drivers wanting aggressive looks with civilized on-road manners. The Adventuro AT3 provides excellent handling and wet grip, with a comfortable ride on-road, and superb off-road capability.

For the “mudders” out there, the Adventuro M/T mud terrain tire for light trucks and SUVs features the most aggressive tread pattern in the GT Radial family; perfect for conquering rough, harsh, muddy, or snowy terrains.

The new Maxmiler Pro is designed for today’s light commercial vehicles like Ford Transit, Nissan NV and RAM ProMaster. This durable tire is built to carry the heavy loads of compact and full-size multi-purpose vans. The tread pattern delivers all season performance for highway use with the toughness needed for off -road driving near the jobsite. Maxmiler Pro—your partner in business to get the job done.

If you’re towing a boat or another prized possession, you want the Maxmiler ST tire for optimum stability and reliability.



ICEPRO3 is GT Radial’s next generation studdable winter tire with coverage for a wide range of passenger and crossover vehicles. Improvements in stud pin hole design and distribution maximize ice traction while an optimized tread pattern enhances grip and reduces noise generation. Designed to handle the harshest ice and snow conditions, the ICEPRO3 can be used with or without studs.

ICEPRO SUV3 is GT Radial’s next generation studdable winter tire with sizes for pickup trucks and SUV’s. It features a high-volume 150 pin hole distribution throughout the tread to maximize ice traction and braking. ICEPRO SUV3 can be used with or without studs and is designed to provide excellent grip and handling in extreme winter conditions while reducing on road noise.

WinterPro HP is GT Radial's Performance Winter tire developed to meet the needs of drivers who want to retain the handling and precision of their high and ultra high performance sports cars, sedans, or coupes during winter conditions.

WinterPro2 is GT Radial's new studless winter tire with fitments for passenger and crossover vehicles. Featuring an innovative tread pattern design and new tread compound, it is designed to provide optimal wet and ice performance and excel in snow and dry road conditions.

The Savero WT is a non-studdable winter tire made specifically for SUVs and crossover vehicles.

A nonstuddable winter tire, the Maxmiler WT-1000 features an advanced tread compound for long tire life.

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How do I know when to buy new tires?

You should buy new tires when your tread wears down to 4/32 of an inch. At this point, you start to lose significant traction on wet or snowy roads.

How often should I check the air in my tires?

To ensure your own safety and maximum life of the tire, it is recommended that you check the air pressure in your tires at least once a month.

How much air should I put in my tires?

Tire pressure varies depending on the type and size of your tires. Consult your owner’s manual for more information.

How can I get more mileage out of my tires?

Checking your tire pressure regularly, rotating your tires, and watching for signs of wear-and-tear can extend the lifespan of your tires.

How can I protect against blowouts?

To ensure your tires do not blowout, properly inflate your tires. Avoid overinflating them and always use a tire gauge as too much air affects ride comfort and may increase tire vulnerability if curb or potholes are hit. Be mindful of underinflated tires, as this condition adds flexing to sidewalls thus increasing heat build-up and the potential for tire failure.

What is road hazard damage?

Damage that occurs when a tire fails as a result of a puncture, bruise, or break incurred during the course of normal driving on a maintained road.

What should I do if I notice a vibration?

Vibration is an indication that your car has a problem that needs attention. The tires, steering system, and suspension system should be checked to help determine the possible cause and correction of the vibration.

When should I buy winter tires?

It is recommended to change to winter tires when the weather drops below 7°C. The compounds in all-season tires become too hard at this point to provide efficient traction.

How do I find the best tire replacements for my vehicle?


Where can I find a GT Radial dealer near me?

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Who manufactures GT Radial tires?

GT Radial tires are manufactured by GITI Tire, a global company that sells quality tires in more than 140 countries.

Where can I find GT Radial Tires?

Check our dealer locator for the nearest GT Radial retailer.

What are those nubs sticking out of my tire tread?

The nubs are the rubber that has been pushed or pulled into the mold vents to ensure a proper shape of the tire. When tires are removed from the molds, these nubs remain as a part of the tire.

When were my tires manufactured?

Look on the tire sidewall and find the DOT number. The last four digits of the DOT number are the week and year of manufacture. Example the last four numbers on the DOT are 0111 that tire was made in the first week of 2011. While a number like 2109 is a tire that was made in the 21'st week of 2009. Consult a qualified tire professional if you have any doubts.

Are all your tires all season tires?

All tires in the GT Radial product line rated as M&S on the sidewall all are "all-season" tires.

Where are GT Radial tires manufactured?

Where are GT Radial tires manufactured?

How long has the GT Radial brand been around?

GT Radial tires are manufactured by GITI Tire which traces its roots back to 1951.

What does plus sizing mean?

Plus sizing implies the increase of the rim diameter from the original fitment while maintaining approximately the same overall tire diameter, without negatively affecting the vehicle performance. Example: if a customer has a 15 inch wheel and wants to switch to a 16 inch wheel, it is known as a plus-one fitment: an 18 inch wheel would be a plus 3 fitment. To simply adopt a different tire size on an existing rim is a considered a "plus zero" fitment.

How do I read the sidewall of my tires?

How to read a tire sidewall

What does UTQG represent?

Uniform Tire Quality Grading. A government-mandated tire rating system based on a tire's performance in treadwear durability, traction, and temperature resistance. UTQG ratings are branded on the tire's sidewall.

What is the difference between a P- Metric and LT?

A P-Metric (per TRA standards) or Metric (per ETRTO standards) tire is designed for passenger cars, crossovers, some SUV's, and some light trucks. An LT Tire is designed and built for Light Trucks and is usually capable of a higher load carrying capacity than P-Metric or Metric sizes. Any replacement tire on any light truck must be of a size and load range that will offer equal or higher load carrying capacity compared to the original equipment tire on the vehicle. Note that size for size, LT tires require higher air pressures to carry equivalent loads of P-Metric tires. Proper air pressure is critical, insufficient air pressure will result in excessive heat build up and premature tire failure. The LT-Metric tire may provide a harsher or stiffer ride than O.E. P-metric tires.

What is the difference between a P- Metric and Metric tire?

There are two major size designations commonly used for passenger car tires, called P-metric and Metric sizing. If you see a “P” in front of the tire size displayed on a tire’s sidewall it is a P-metric tire. If there’s no P, it’s a Metric tire (also called Euro-metric or Hard-Metric). In the past, P-metrics were the most common size designation found on domestic cars, minivans, and light-duty pickups and SUVs. Foreign cars generally came with Metric tires. These days, however, you may find P-metric and Metric tires on all types. For example, look at the differences between a P215/60R16 and 215/60R16 tire, they have about the same dimensions and appear to fit interchangeably, but there is a difference in the two- or three-digit number following the size called the load index. The higher the load index, the greater the load-carrying capacity of the tire. The P215/60R16 has a load index of 94, corresponding to a maximum load of 1,477 lbs at 35 psi; the 215/60R16 tire has a load index of 95 for a maximum of 1,521 lbs at 36 psi. Both types use different load and inflation formulas; as a result, a metric tire has a slightly greater load index and higher load-carrying capacity reserve than its P-metric counterpart.

Can you use P-metric and Metric tires interchangeably when buying replacement tires?

"If your car came with P-metric tires, you can replace them with P-metric or Metric tires. The Metric tire will have greater load capacity reserve than what came on the car as original equipment and is an acceptable substitute. Since P-metric tires have a lower load capacity reserve than their Metric counterparts, you shouldn’t use a P-metric tire size counterpart of the Metric tire that came on your car as original equipment. It is also recommended not to mix P-metric and Metric tires on a vehicle as it could compromise handling, braking, and cornering performance. "

Can I really go as fast as my tires speed rating says I can?

It is never recommended to exceed speed limits. It is always recommended to drive in a safe and reasonable manner. Tire speed ratings are assigned to tires based on a series of test conditions. A tire speed rating does not mean you can drive a vehicle as fast as the rating allows, anytime. Drivers often miss the fact that tire speed ratings are based on near optimal conditions-perfect temperatures, safe conditions, etc. Drivers in Texas won't get the same performance from a tire in the summer heat as a driver in Canada in the dead of winter. An increase in speed means an increase in heat as the tire rotates on the pavement. Summer heat, road debris, and other variables may also affect heat generation--don't try to approach the maximum speed rating of your tires under these conditions

Can I mix different speed - rated tires on my car?

If tires of different speed ratings are mounted on a vehicle, the lower speed rated tires should be placed on the front axle. This is to prevent a possible oversteer condition. Vehicle handling may be affected, and the vehicle's speed capacity is now limited to the lowest speed-rated tire.

Do GT Radial tires have a balance mark on them?

No there is no balance mark on GT Radial sidewalls.

How much weight/load can my tire carry?

The maximum tire load limit is molded on the sidewall of the tire. The maximum vehicle load limit is on the tire information placard located on the vehicle door edge, door jam, or glove box door.

How do I determine if my current rim is approved for your tires?

Rim range represents the allowed rim widths that will assist the tire and wheel in meeting its performance potential. By selecting a rim width in the middle of the manufacturer’s range, will achieve balance between ride, handling and tread wear. Choosing a rim nearer the maximum width allowed, improves cornering traction and steering response. Using a rim at the lower end of the range will create curve out on the tire, slowing steering response.

Can I put 2 different size tires on my car?

It depends on vehicle, axle, tire sizes and patterns, etc. Please visit your nearest GT Radial retailer for more information.

How do I know when I need to replace my tires?

The tire is considered worn out when any main groove is worn to 2/32nds or below, which is when the tire rib is at the same level as the wear bar. To inspect your tires, please take to a local GT Radial retailer near you.

Why do I need to rotate my tires and how often should I have them rotated?

Tire rotation can be beneficial in several ways. When done at the recommended times, it can preserve balanced handling and traction and even out tire wear. Our Mileage warranties require tire rotation to keep the warranty valid. We recommend that tires be rotated every 3,000 to 5,000 miles even if they don't show signs of wear. Tire rotation helps even out tire wear by allowing each tire to serve in as many of the vehicle’s wheel positions as possible. Remember, tire rotation can’t correct wear problems due to worn mechanical parts or incorrect inflation pressures.

What is the recommended air pressure for my tire?

The recommended air pressure can be found on the tire information placard on the vehicle door edge, door jam or glove box door. You can also refer the vehicle owners manual. If it is a plus size fitment, please consult a GT Radial retailer for proper tire PSI recommendation.

Why is checking the air in my tires so important and how often should I check them?

You should check your air pressure once a month. However, to provide a greater level of safety, the tires should be viewed as you walk toward the vehicle every day. Underinflated or overinflated tires may result in poor handling, uneven treadwear and increased fuel consumption.

When should I check the air pressure on my tires?

It is best to check the pressure in your tires when they are cold, that is after the vehicle has been parked for at least 3 hours or driven less than 1 mile. It is recommended to check your inflation pressure in the morning after the vehicle has been parked overnight.

Can I inflate my tires with nitrogen?

"Yes, since nitrogen is an inert gas. It is simply dry air with the oxygen removed (air contains nearly 78% Nitrogen). The physical properties of nitrogen reduce the pressure loss due to the natural permeability of the materials of the tire. Unfortunately, there are other possible sources of leaks (tire/rim interface, valve, valve/rim interface and the wheel) which prevent the guarantee of pressure maintenance for individuals using air or nitrogen inflation. Tires manufactured by GT Radial are designed to deliver their expected performance when inflated with air or nitrogen, as long as, the user respects the pressures recommended by the vehicle manufacturer on the vehicle's placard or by GT Radial. Regular pressure maintenance remains critical whether they are inflated with air or nitrogen because under-inflated tires lead to the following conditions: reduction in wet traction capability increased sensitivity to road hazards reduction in treadlife increased fuel consumption reduction in tire life due to excessive heat from over deflection "

Is there a break-in period for my new tires?

For better tire performance, it is recommended that new tires be driven at least 100 miles on paved, dry road surfaces to expel any release agents applied during the production process.

How long should my tires last?

There are numerous factors determining the length of service tires provide. Mileage will vary based upon the variety of road and climate conditions, driver habits, tire maintenance, tire construction and tread compound.

If I only purchased two new tires, where should I mount them?

The new tires should always be mounted on the rear axle of your vehicle. Make sure that the new tires are the same size and type as your current tires.

I have a problem with my tires, will any GT Radial retailer be able to
inspect or service them?

Any GT Radial retailer will be able to inspect or service the tires. Please refer to the dealer locator for a center nearest you.

My tire loses air in 90 days, do I have a problem?

No, it is usual to lose a pound of pressure every 30 days.

Why are my tires wearing unevenly?

Uneven wear is most likely an indicator of improper air pressure, misalignment, tire and wheel imbalance, a mechanical problem, or lack of regular tire rotation.

Are punctures or cuts covered by the warranty?

Our warranty covers defects in workmanship and material for the life of the tread or 5 years, whichever comes first. We do not cover tires that are damaged as a result of road hazards, cuts, punctures, impact, etc.

What should I do If I notice a vibration?

Visit your nearest GT Radial retailer so your vehicle and tires can be inspected. Vibration could be an indication of wear or damage to the drive train, suspension, tires and or wheels of your vehicle.

Is there a reason why my tires are noisy?

Noise is most commonly due to an uneven or irregular wear pattern that has developed on the tires. Please visit your nearest GT Radial retailer to have your tires inspected.

What should I do if my vehicle is pulling to one side?

"Check inflation pressure on your tires. Please visit your nearest GT Radial retailer to have your tires and suspension inspected. "

What are the mileage warranties for GT Radial products?

Please refer to the product detail pages.

Do GT Radial tires come with road hazard warranties?

No, GT Radial tires do not carry a Road Hazard Warranty. The tires are covered by a Five Year Manufacturers Limited Warranty and a Limited Mileage Treadwear Warranty on select products.

What should I do if I have a warranty issue?

Visit a GT Radial retailer near you.

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