Name: TBB TS-67 M/T LT 35X12.50R20 121Q E (10 Ply)
Brand: Tbb
SKU: 840156401609
Price: 188.52 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

What trucks does the 35X12.50R20 size actually fit?

Accepted Answer

The 35X12.50R20 fits most F-150, Ram 1500/2500, Silverado 1500/2500, Tundra, and full-size SUVs (Tahoe, Expedition, Yukon) running 20-inch wheels. Trucks that are not lifted may require a leveling kit or 2–3 inch lift to clear the 35-inch diameter without rubbing the fender liner. Confirm wheel-well clearance before ordering if your truck is at stock ride height.

Question 2

How does 10-ply E-rated differ from C-rated tires at the same size?

Accepted Answer

Load Range E carries 3,197 lbs per tire at 80 PSI. Load Range C at 35X12.50R20 caps around 2,000 lbs at 50 PSI — roughly 60% less load capacity. If you tow, haul, or run a loaded work truck, E-rated is the appropriate choice. C-rated tires are adequate for unloaded personal use but will underperform structurally under commercial payloads.

Question 3

Will the TS-67 M/T get stuck in deep mud?

Accepted Answer

The high-void staggered tread pattern is designed to push mud out of the contact patch continuously, reducing the packing that causes mud-terrain tires to lose grip. The aggressive shoulder blocks provide side-bite when axles sink and the tire digs laterally. No tire eliminates the possibility of getting stuck in extreme deep mud or axle-deep suction conditions, but the TS-67 M/T is built specifically to handle the terrain conditions that defeat A/T tires.

Question 4

Is the TS-67 M/T mountain snowflake (3PMSF) rated?

Accepted Answer

The TS-67 M/T carries an all-season designation, which covers light snow performance. The current listing does not confirm the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake symbol, which requires passing a specific traction test on packed snow. Buyers in regions with significant winter snowfall should verify the 3PMSF certification status with the retailer before purchase if that rating is required for their use case or by local regulation.

Question 5

How often should I rotate the TS-67 M/T to maximize tread life?

Accepted Answer

Rotate every 5,000–7,500 miles. Mud terrain tires with aggressive shoulder blocks wear unevenly if left in one position, especially on drive axles. A 5-tire rotation pattern including the full-size spare (if available) extends usable tread across all five tires. Consistent rotation is the single highest-impact maintenance action for a mud terrain tire without a mileage warranty.

TBB TS-67 M/T LT 35X12.50R20 121Q E (10 Ply)

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