NZ’S BEST 4X4 & SUV TYRE DEALS.
Browse by tyre size.
Browse 40 current 4x4 and SUV tyre sizes. These are starting points only: confirm the actual sidewall, vehicle placard, wheel fitment, load index, speed rating and final live result before buying.
Light 4x4 & SUV sizes
3 sizesUte & 4x4 sizes
9 sizesUte & touring 4x4 sizes
12 sizesSUV, ute & touring sizes
9 sizesSUV road & touring sizes
4 sizesLarge SUV sizes
3 sizesMatch the tyre to the ground you cover.
Start with the terrain and workload you actually drive, then use the vehicle, placard and live results to confirm an exact fitment.
All-Terrain
Road, gravel, touring and weekend tracks. Balance wet-road confidence, tread life and off-road capability.
Explore A/T choices →Serious tractionMud-Terrain
Mud, ruts, forestry and demanding access. Weigh the sealed-road noise and refinement trade-offs.
Explore M/T choices →Road-focused comfortHighway & SUV
Quiet, road-biased confidence for daily driving, family travel and long sealed-road trips.
Explore H/T choices →Payload & towingLight-Truck
Compare the correct load rating, tread and construction for tools, trailers, canopies and real payload.
Explore LT choices →Fit the tyre to the real job.
A capable-looking tread is not automatically the right one. Connect the vehicle, normal terrain, load, road mix and final live result before selecting fitting.
Fitment first.
Start with the actual vehicle and tyre placard. Then compare H/T, A/T, M/T, touring or light-truck options against load, towing, daily road use and the surfaces you actually drive.
Exact vehicle
Use the real vehicle rather than a broad 4x4 or SUV assumption.
Load check
Consider passengers, tools, canopies, accessories, trailers and real use.
Terrain choice
Choose a tread direction for normal kilometres, not appearance alone.
Live result
Confirm placard, wheel fitment, rating and current product availability.
Workshop partners.
Hyper Drive’s authorised installer network includes 250+ workshop partners across New Zealand. Once you have the right tyres, choose the fitting option available for your order and location.
Find tyres by number plate →Choose the range for your terrain.
Compare current 4x4 and SUV ranges, then return to the exact vehicle, placard, load index and intended use before you decide.
Kenda
Kenda’s Klever range includes all-terrain and more aggressive options for mixed road, gravel and off-road use.
Explore Kenda →4x4 brandPirelli
Pirelli Scorpion options span SUV, road-touring and all-terrain directions. Confirm the exact size and rating.
Explore Pirelli →4x4 brandGoodyear
Goodyear Wrangler lines are used across SUV, ute and 4x4 applications; compare tread and load direction to the vehicle.
Explore Goodyear →4x4 brandYokohama
Yokohama Geolandar tyres cover road, SUV and 4x4 applications. Use the placard and real terrain as the starting point.
Explore Yokohama →4x4 brandHankook
Hankook Dynapro options serve SUV and pickup use cases. Verify construction, rating and current live fitment.
Explore Hankook →4x4 brandToyo
Toyo Open Country options include established 4x4 and light-truck directions for touring, work and mixed terrain.
Explore Toyo →Tyres fitted where you are.
For eligible Auckland bookings, Hyper Drive Mobile can fit and balance tyres at a home or workplace. Choose suitable tyres online, then check mobile-fitting eligibility and appointment availability at checkout.
See mobile fitting details →Start with your actual vehicle.
Vehicle guides are a useful starting point, but trim, wheel package, load and real use can change the right tyre decision. Confirm the placard and final live result.
Ford Ranger
Explore Ranger fitment, road, touring and use-case guidance, then confirm the exact vehicle.
Explore Ranger tyres →Vehicle guideToyota Hilux
Use the Hilux guide as a work, towing and terrain starting point before checking fitment.
Explore Hilux tyres →4x4 guideTouring 4WD
Consider sealed-road miles, gravel, load, tread life and sidewall needs for long-distance touring.
Explore touring tyres →Vehicle firstAny SUV
Use the exact vehicle finder for the placard-aligned starting point before comparing tyre options.
Find SUV tyres →Know the trade-offs before you buy.
Use practical guidance to understand terrain, load, towing and size changes, then return to the exact vehicle or tyre-size search for current results.
4x4 tyres
Understand H/T, A/T, M/T, load rating, pressure management and fitment checks.
Read 4x4 guide →Use-case guideTowing tyres
Compare stability, load rating, road mix and wet-road confidence for boats, caravans and trailers.
Read towing guide →Specification guideSpeed ratings
Understand why the full tyre specification matters beyond Width, Profile and Rim.
Read speed-rating guide →Start with how you use it.
Choose a terrain or workload direction, then confirm the tyre’s approved size, wheel fitment, load index, speed rating and final live result for the actual vehicle.
Work utes
For tools, people, trailers, job-site access and daily wet-road driving. Start with load index.
Explore towing tyres →Distance & gravelTouring 4WDs
For sealed-road miles, backcountry gravel, campsites and changing weather. Balance comfort and resilience.
Explore touring tyres →Traction firstOff-road builds
For ruts, mud and technical tracks. Confirm clearance, spare compatibility and pressure practice first.
Explore 4x4 tyres →One tyre for most tripsFamily adventure
For school runs, holiday roads, boat ramps, beaches and occasional tracks. A quality A/T can be a sensible compromise.
Explore A/T tyres →4x4 & SUV tyre questions answered.
The vehicle placard, actual wheel fitment, load index, speed rating and final live result remain the important checks for the exact vehicle.
What are 4x4 tyres?
4x4 tyres cover different tread patterns, construction and load directions for sealed roads, gravel, towing, worksite access and off-road use. The correct choice starts with the actual vehicle and real driving mix.
Are all-terrain tyres better than mud-terrain tyres?
Not necessarily. All-terrain tyres can provide a balanced mix for road, gravel and touring use. Mud-terrain tyres can suit more demanding off-road conditions but often involve road-noise and refinement trade-offs.
Can I fit larger tyres to my 4x4?
Size changes can affect clearance, wheel fitment, speedometer accuracy, braking, gearing and other requirements. Check the vehicle, placard and appropriate professional fitment advice before purchasing.
Do 4x4 tyres need a higher load index?
Load index must suit the vehicle as used. Tools, canopies, passengers, tow gear, trailers and touring accessories can all change what the tyres need to carry.
What tyre pressure should I run in 4x4 tyres?
Use the vehicle guidance as the normal on-road starting point. If terrain-specific adjustment is appropriate, reinflate before returning to public-road speeds and seek appropriate advice for the vehicle and conditions.
Can Hyper Drive fit 4x4 tyres near me?
Choose the correct tyre first, then check fitting options for the order and location. Mobile-fitting eligibility and appointment availability vary for selected Auckland bookings.
Make the next kilometres count.
Use practical guidance to understand terrain, tyres and load before returning to the exact vehicle finder or live size browse.
4x4 terrain guide
Review A/T, M/T, H/T and LT directions against real surfaces, work and touring use.
Read 4x4 guide →Tyre adviceTowing guide
Check stability, correct load rating, road mix and wet-road confidence for trailer use.
Read towing guide →Tyre adviceSpeed ratings
Understand why the complete tyre specification matters beyond the three-part size.
Read speed-rating guide →Compare the trade-offs before you change.
More aggressive tread, larger sizes and heavier construction can each have useful roles, but they can also affect noise, ride, efficiency, clearance and final fitment.
H/T vs A/T vs M/T
Understand terrain, traction, wet-road, noise and comfort trade-offs before selecting a direction.
Compare 4x4 tyres →Use caseTowing vs touring
Consider stability, load, pressure and road mix when the vehicle is used for trailers and distance.
Compare towing tyres →Fitment checkVehicle vs size
Use a size browse to compare options, but begin with the actual vehicle whenever possible.
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