Description
Designed as a Winter tire, the Antares Grip 60 Ice 118 R LT225/75R16 is engineered to maintain traction on wet and icy roads throughout the cold season. Its specialized rubber compound stays pliable in sub-zero temperatures, while the tread pattern and siping structure work together to grip packed ice and slush. This tire handles the demands of winter driving across variable road surfaces and moisture conditions.
- Vehicle Fit: The LT225/75R16 size fits light trucks and full-size SUVs including the Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado 1500, and GMC Sierra 1500. For exact fitment, check the tire size sticker inside your driver-side door or use the tire size search on the migotire.com homepage.
- Seasonal Performance: Engineered specifically for winter driving, this tire uses a flexible rubber compound formulated to remain responsive below 7°C. Deep tread depth penetrates snow, while dense siping provides edge grip on ice and packed surfaces typical of Canadian winters.
- Load & Speed Rating: Load index indicates the maximum weight each tire can safely carry; speed rating shows the highest sustained speed certified for safe use. These ratings are not listed for this tire model. Check your vehicle’s door jamb sticker for manufacturer recommendations, or contact Migo Tire for assistance.
- Tire Type: Light truck (LT) tires are reinforced for heavier loads, towing, and rough terrain. They feature stiffer sidewalls to resist damage from curb strikes and uneven surfaces, and are designed for pickup trucks, vans, and full-size SUVs.
Migo Tire offers free delivery across the GTA, getting your tires to you as quickly as possible. Professional installation can be added directly at checkout, or you can email Migo Tire to schedule an appointment if installation options aren’t immediately available. This tire is backed by an 80,000 km manufacturer warranty covering material defects and tread integrity; note that damage from road hazards or driving conditions is not covered under warranty.


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