Tires For Chevy Silverado 1500

The original equipment manufacturer (OEM) tires installed on your vehicle meet specific driving needs and maximize performance, safety, and comfort across a range of driving conditions. Whether commuting around Macon, heading off-road out past the Centerville area, or towing heavy loads across the state, there is a tire for every need. Learn more about the different tire types and the OEM Chevy Silverado tire sizes for each trim level in this guide from the service team at Five Star Chevrolet.

Choosing The Right Chevy Silverado Tires

When selecting tires for your Chevy Silverado 1500, consider your driving habits and the environment you drive in. From weekend off-road adventures to heavy-duty towing, the tires you choose can impact performance, traction, and durability. Popular tire options include:

• All-Season Tires: Great for everyday comfort and quiet highway performance
• All-Terrain Tires: Designed for Byron drivers who need traction both on and off the pavement
• Winter Tires: Enhanced grip and braking performance in snow and icy conditions
• Performance Tires: Excellent cornering stability and handling for sportier driving

Chevy Silverado 1500 Tire Size​ Per Trim

The tire sizes listed here reflect stock 2026 models. Planning a lift, bigger wheels, or an off-road setup? Our service center can guide you to the correct tires to match your upgrades.

• WT RWD & 4WD: 17-inch 255/70R17
• Custom RWD & 4WD: 20-inch 275/60R20
• High Country RWD & 4WD: 18-inch LT275/65R18C
• LT RWD & 4WD: 17-inch 255/70R17
• RST RWD & 4WD: 18-inch 265/65R18SL
• LTZ RWD & 4WD: 20-inch 275/60R20
• Custom Trail Boss 4WD: 18-inch LT275/65R18C
• LT Trail Boss 4WD: 20-inch 275/60R20SL
• ZR2 4WD: 18-inch LT275/70R18

Understanding Your Chevy Silverado 1500 Tire Size & Pressure

Your Chevy Silverado 1500 tire size depends on the trim level, wheel design, and optional packages. Factors such as wheel diameter, suspension upgrades, and performance packages can all affect the correct tire size for your truck. It’s always best to check your owner’s manual or tire sidewall to confirm your model’s exact specifications. However, upgrading to larger tires may require adjustments to suspension or speedometer calibration. Regular tire rotations and proper air pressure also help ensure even wear and extend tire life.

Visit The Service Center At Five Star Chevrolet

Whether you have a better idea of the proper tires for your Chevy Silverado 1500 or you need more information, you can count on service and parts centers to find the right tires for your needs. We offer a full selection of tires designed to keep your Silverado running strong in Robins Air Force Base. Schedule an appointment today!