Need new winter tires for your light-duty truck, pickup or large SUV? You’ve come to the right place. The Car Guide is back with a selection of some of the best winter tires for trucks for 2025-2026.

The last snow we got this year was a doozy—about a foot of heavy snow that set up like cement in my driveway. With thoughts of spring, I poured a mug of coffee, wrapped myself in a coat, hat, and ...

This section of the 2025-2026 winter tire guide is probably the most difficult to define. First, we need to properly define the term “truck”. For some owners, their small SUV is a truck. However, the ...

When it comes to winter driving, you don't want to go cheap on tires. Here's what Consumer Reports says are the best tires for each vehicle type.

Consumer Reports says Michelin makes the best all-weather tires, with impressive performance in snow traction and ice braking ...

CR’s tests reveal the best winter/snow tires in several categories, including winter/snow, performance winter/snow, truck, ...

If you drive a pickup, then you understand the value of the right set of tires. Big and beefy tires are great, but driving them on the pavement is noisy and inefficient. Highway tires offer the best ...

Consumer Reports testing reveals the best tires for each type of car Wet handling and braking are tested on a special section of our track facility, where water depth can be carefully controlled, ...

Do you need winter tires? Many of us don't. But if you live and drive in an area where occasional (or relentless) ice and snow can slick the roads, or if you're a snowsports lover who treks up to the ...

Consumer Reports' pick for best truck tire is the Continental TerrainContact H/T, which performs well in all conditions and ...

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Nokian, the Finnish champion of winter tires, also has a specialized line for trucks and SUVs: the Outpost. Initially produced in Russia, it’s now made in the U.S. (for obvious political reasons), and ...