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Chevrolet C10 Suburban Winter Tires
8 winter tires in Chevrolet C10 Suburban sizes (1968-1986 models) - from $135.16.
Every Chevrolet C10 Suburban winter tire below matches a factory (OE) size for the model - covering 1968 through 1986. Depending on year and trim, the C10 Suburban uses 205/75R15 - check your door-jamb placard or pick your year below for an exact match. All tires shown carry winter or severe-service (3PMSF mountain-snowflake) ratings and ship free anywhere in Canada.
Winter tires for the C10 Suburban
Firestone Tires
Winterforce 2
205/75R15 · Winter
$158.26 each
✓ In stock
Laufenn
I FIT Ice
205/75R15 · Winter
$135.16 each
✓ In stock
Laufenn
I FIT Ice LW71 Studded
205/75R15 · Winter
$147.88 each
✓ In stock
Hankook
Winter i*Pike X W429A
205/75R15 · Winter
$150.06 each
✓ In stock
Hankook
Winter i*Pike X W429A Studded
205/75R15 · Winter
$161.84 each
✓ In stock
GT Radial
Champiro IcePro
205/75R15 · Winter
$165.60 each
Toyo
GSi5
P205/75R15 97T · Winter
$148.94 each
Hankook
i*Pike RW11
205/75R15 97T · Winter
$160.08 each
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Chevrolet C10 Suburban winter tire & wheel packages
Mounted, balanced and fitment-guaranteed - swap the whole set in your driveway each season instead of paying twice-yearly remounting. The configurator shows only packages made for your vehicle.
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Winter tire FAQ
What size winter tires does a Chevrolet C10 Suburban use?
Depending on year and trim, the Chevrolet C10 Suburban uses 205/75R15. The exact size is printed on the driver's door-jamb placard. Picking your year above filters to guaranteed-fit options.
Are winter tires mandatory in Canada?
Quebec requires winter tires (with the 3PMSF mountain-snowflake symbol) from December 1 to March 15. British Columbia requires winter or M+S tires on many highways from October 1 to April 30. In the rest of Canada they are strongly recommended - and most insurers offer a winter tire discount.
When should I install winter tires?
Once temperatures stay below 7 degrees C - typically late October to mid November - winter compounds grip better than all-seasons even on dry pavement. Installing all four at the same time keeps handling balanced.
Studded or studless winter tires?
Studless winters handle most Canadian conditions including deep snow and cold slush. Studded tires add grip on hard ice but are provincially regulated (dates and permissions vary). Check your province's rules before choosing studded.
Should I get a winter tire and wheel package?
A dedicated set of winter wheels pays for itself in 2-3 seasons of avoided mounting/balancing fees, protects your summer wheels from salt, and makes the seasonal swap a 30-minute driveway job. Our configurator builds fitment-guaranteed packages for your exact vehicle.