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295/60R22.5 truck tires

Extra-low profile. 5 in stock across 4 brands, from $320 per tire.

295/60R22.5 commercial truck tires on the road

A very low profile 22.5 for low-deck trailers and specialist bodies where every inch of height counts.

What it costs

LevelPer tireSteer pairDrive axle (4)Tractor (10)
Budget $320–$528 $640–$1,056 $1,280–$2,112 $3,200–$5,280
Mid-range $528–$856 $1,056–$1,712 $2,112–$3,424 $5,280–$8,560
Premium $856–$902 $1,712–$1,804 $3,424–$3,608 $8,560–$9,020

Per tire, before mounting. The median 295/60R22.5 sells for $740.

Load index and speed rating

The rib tread and sidewall markings on a commercial truck tire
Load index, speed rating and load range are all moulded into the sidewall, next to the size.

The most common markings on 295/60R22.5 are 150/147K, 150/147L and 150L. The pair of numbers is the load index single and dual: the first is what one tire carries on its own, the second what it carries as one of a dual pair, which is always the lower figure. The letter is the speed rating, and on commercial tires it is low by car standards on purpose.

Three 295/60R22.5 tires, cheapest to dearest

Prices at SimpleTire, read September 2026. One tire, before mounting.

Who makes it

The brands with the most 295/60R22.5 listings right now: Continental, Advance, Hankook and Goodyear. On a commercial tire the casing is worth more than the tread, so a premium brand is not only paying for the first life; it is paying for two or three retreads afterwards.

The size people cross-shop against it

275/70R22.5 – Low-deck 22.5, median $484 against $740 here.

Wheel diameter has to match. A low-profile and a standard-profile tire on the same rim are interchangeable on the wheel but not in rolling circumference, so never mix them across a drive axle.