Prinx designed the HiCountry A/T2 as an all-terrain tire for SUVs, Jeeps and light trucks that need dependable traction on and off the road throughout the year. It offers a stable ride, added durability and strong damage resistance.
Pattern Noise Simulation (PNS) keeps the aggressive tread quieter and more comfortable than its looks suggest, and a robust sidewall construction helps prevent punctures in demanding trail conditions.
In the LT31X10.50R15 light truck size, this tire has a 109S load and speed rating, load range C. Specs include 16/32-inch tread depth, a 50 psi maximum inflation pressure and an overall diameter of about 31 inches. A 50,000-mile treadwear warranty applies to this size.
| Tire size | 31X10.50R15 |
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| Tire load index | 109 |
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| Tire speed rating | S |
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| Tire load range | C |
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| Tire season | All-Season |
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| Tire terrain | All-Terrain, Off-Road, Sand |
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| Tire sidewall style | Outlined Raised White Letter |
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| Tread depth | 16/32 |
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| Overall diameter | 31 in |
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| Manufacturer | Prinx |
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| Tire width | 10.5 in |
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| Vehicle fitment type | Universal |
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| Is run flat | N |
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| Vehicle type | All-Terrain Vehicle, Truck |
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| Construction type | Radial |
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| Electric vehicle tire | N |
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| Automotive parts division | Off-Road |
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| Wheel diameter | 15 in |
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| Flotation tire | N |
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| Maximum vehicle rim width | 11 in |
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| Features | Fits Multiple Makes And models |
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| Items included | Tire Only |
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| Minimum vehicle rim width | 9 in |
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| Total count | 1 |
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| Vehicle class designator | LT |
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| Tire location | Front and Rear Tires |
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| Tire diameter | 15 in |
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| Tire type | Light Truck Tires, Light Truck & SUV Tires |
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| Model | HiCountry A/T2 9265250831 |
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| Maximum inflation pressure | 50 psi |
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| Tire aspect ratio | 75 |
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Specifications are as published by the manufacturer. Please confirm the size against the placard on your vehicle before ordering.
