The tread depths and patterns of these off-road tires support equipment that runs on rough terrain such as loose gravel, and rocky or muddy dirt roads. Also referred to as all-terrain tires, they are not approved by the Department of Transportation (DOT) to drive on streets and highways. They are primarily used for landscaping equipment and off-road sporting vehicles.

These off-road tires include the wheel assembly. The tires have tread depths and patterns that support equipment running on rough terrain such as loose gravel, and rocky or muddy dirt roads. Also referred to as all-terrain tires, they are not approved by the Department of Transportation (DOT) to drive on streets and highways. They are primarily used for landscaping equipment and off-road sporting vehicles.