Automotive Tires

Buy Automotive Tires Online in Canada

Shop automotive tires for cars, pickup trucks, crossovers, SUVs, and off-road vehicles at BTS Lighting & Accessories. Our Canadian tire selection makes it easier to find tires suited to your vehicle, driving conditions, terrain, performance needs, and preferred tire size.

Whether you are replacing worn tires, upgrading your truck for off-road use, choosing a more aggressive all-terrain setup, or looking for tires for everyday driving, selecting the correct size and specifications is essential. Use the tire finder to browse by brand, rim size, tire size and terrain. Compare the exact product specifications with your vehicle’s tire placard and owner’s manual before ordering.

Please note: Automotive tires in this category are available exclusively to Canadian customers and can only be shipped within Canada.

How to Buy Tires Online from BTS Lighting

Finding the right tires starts with your vehicle and intended use. Follow these steps:

1. Confirm your vehicle’s year, make, model and trim, then check its tire placard and owner’s manual for the required tire size and ratings.

2. Use the specification filters to narrow the catalog, then check each tire’s exact size, load index and speed rating against your vehicle requirements.

3. Compare tire size, rim diameter, section width, terrain type, load range, load index, speed rating, and other listed specifications.

4. Consider how and where the vehicle will be driven, including highway, daily commuting, towing, hauling, off-road use, or mixed terrain.

5. Contact BTS Lighting before ordering if your vehicle is lifted, lowered, modified, running aftermarket wheels, or using a non-standard tire size.

This finder browses tire specifications; it does not confirm year, make and model compatibility. Additional clearance and compatibility checks are needed when wheel size, suspension height, offset or tire diameter differs from the original configuration.

Shop Tires by Terrain and Driving Style

The right tire depends on where you drive, how you use your vehicle, and the balance of road comfort, traction, durability, and off-road capability you require.

BTS Lighting’s Canadian tire selection includes available options across several terrain and driving categories:

• All-terrain tires: Designed for drivers who want a balance between on-road driving and capability on gravel, dirt, trails, and other mixed surfaces.

• Mud-terrain tires: Intended for more aggressive off-road applications where traction in mud, loose terrain, and challenging conditions is a priority.

• Rugged-terrain tires: Positioned between traditional all-terrain and mud-terrain designs for drivers looking for a more aggressive tread and appearance while maintaining mixed-use capability.

• All-season tires: Designed for general road use across a range of seasonal driving conditions. Check the exact tire specifications and applicable seasonal ratings before choosing a tire for winter use.

• Summer tires: Designed for warm-weather road and performance applications. Temperature and seasonal suitability vary by tire.

• Off-road tires: Available for vehicles and applications where trail, loose-surface, or specialized off-road use is the primary consideration.

Terrain classifications and capabilities vary by tire model. Always review the individual product listing for the exact manufacturer’s specifications and intended application.

How to Choose the Right Tires

The correct tires must fit your wheels and vehicle, support the required load, provide adequate clearance, and suit the conditions in which the vehicle will be driven.

Consider the following:

• Cars: Tire size, ride quality, handling characteristics, speed rating, seasonal use, and road noise may be important factors.

• Pickup trucks: Load capacity, towing and hauling requirements, terrain, tire construction, overall diameter, and durability require careful consideration.

• SUVs and crossovers: Daily-driving comfort, road conditions, seasonal use, load requirements, and available traction are common priorities.

• Off-road vehicles: Tire diameter, section width, sidewall, terrain classification, wheel size, suspension clearance, and intended trail conditions should be evaluated together.

• Performance vehicles: Tire size, speed rating, vehicle requirements, wheel width, and intended driving conditions should be carefully matched.

• Modified vehicles: Lift kits, lowering kits, aftermarket wheels, suspension changes, larger brakes, and non-standard tire sizes can all affect tire fitment and clearance.

Available filters allow you to narrow the selection by brand, diameter, tire size, terrain, section width, load range, speed rating, and load index.

Understanding Tire Size

A tire size contains important information about the dimensions and construction of the tire. The exact format varies depending on the tire.

A size such as 275/60R20 generally identifies:

• 275: Nominal section width in millimetres

• 60: Aspect ratio, representing sidewall height as a percentage of section width

• R: Radial construction

• 20: Wheel or rim diameter in inches

Light-truck and off-road tires may also use formats such as LT285/70R17 or flotation-style sizing such as 35×12.50R20LT.

Do not rely on diameter alone when selecting a replacement tire. Two tires designed for the same rim diameter can have significantly different widths, sidewall heights, overall diameters, load capabilities, and clearance requirements.

Understanding Load Range, Load Index and Speed Rating

Load range, load index, and speed rating describe different tire characteristics and should be checked against the requirements of the vehicle and intended application.

• Load range relates to the tire’s construction and load-carrying capability within its specified application.

• Load index is a numerical rating associated with the maximum load the tire can support under specified conditions.

• Speed rating identifies the tire’s rated speed capability under specified operating conditions.

These ratings vary by exact tire size and model. Never assume that two different sizes of the same tire model have identical load or speed ratings.

For trucks used for towing or hauling, pay particular attention to the exact load specifications required for the vehicle and application.

Choosing Tires for Aftermarket Wheels

Aftermarket wheels and tires must be selected as a complete fitment system. Wheel diameter, width, offset, tire width, tire diameter, suspension clearance, and fender clearance can all affect whether a combination fits properly.

When pairing tires with aftermarket wheels, verify:

• Tire size

• Wheel diameter

• Approved or recommended wheel-width range

• Overall tire diameter

• Section width

• Wheel offset

• Suspension clearance

• Fender clearance

• Vehicle load requirements

If you are changing both wheels and tires or planning a more aggressive truck or SUV fitment, contact BTS Lighting with your vehicle information, wheel specifications, suspension modifications, and intended tire size before ordering.

Why Buy Tires from BTS Lighting & Accessories?

BTS Lighting brings the same practical, fitment-focused approach used for our automotive lighting, wheels, suspension products, and truck accessories to our Canadian tire selection.

Customers can shop:

• Tires for cars, pickup trucks, crossovers, SUVs, and off-road vehicles

• All-terrain, mud-terrain, rugged-terrain, all-season, summer, and off-road tire options

• Tire browsing by brand, rim size, tire size and terrain

• Multiple tire sizes and rim diameters

• Filters for terrain, section width, load range, load index, speed rating, and brand

• Canadian-market tires shipped within Canada

• Support from a Canadian automotive and truck-accessory business

If you are unsure which tire fits your vehicle or intended setup, contact BTS Lighting with your year, make, model, trim, current wheel size, and planned tire size before placing your order.