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Compiled & checked by the site's publisher from manufacturer, NHTSA & USTMA data · Updated 2026-07-24
The Ram Rebel is the all-terrain off-road variant of the Ram 1500, while the TRX is a genuine performance off-road truck with 702 horsepower. Both come from the factory with aggressive all-terrain rubber and deserve upgrade tires that match their capabilities.
Ram Rebel and TRX tire sizes
Rebel (2019-current): 275/70R18 on 18-inch wheels across the range.
TRX (2021-2024, revived for the 2027 model year): 325/65R18 — a massive 35-inch equivalent fitment requiring a specific size.
The Rebel's 275/70R18 is a common all-terrain size, with LT-metric Load Range E versions widely available.
Best tires — Rebel (LT275/70R18)
Falken Wildpeak AT4W in LT275/70R18 Load Range E: the best value A/T upgrade for the Rebel — genuine off-road capability, 3PMSF, Load Range E, and excellent durability.
BF Goodrich KO2 in LT275/70R18: the benchmark A/T for Rebel owners wanting proven off-road performance with excellent towing stability.
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Best tires — TRX (325/65R18)
Goodyear Wrangler Territory (OEM spec): the factory TRX tire. BF Goodrich KO2 is the most popular upgrade in 325/65R18 for TRX owners who want more aggressive off-road capability beyond the OEM all-terrain.
Choosing the right tire for how you run your Rebel
The Rebel rolls off the lot wearing aggressive tread, but that doesn't mean every owner needs to double down on it. Be honest about how you actually use the truck. If most of your miles are highway and towing with occasional trail time, a capable all-terrain gives you real grip off-road without punishing you with noise and poor fuel economy on the way there. Save a full mud-terrain for a truck that lives in the dirt.
Around West Georgia the mix is usually pavement, gravel, and red clay rather than serious rock, so a 3PMSF all-terrain in the correct load range covers nearly everyone. Load rating is the one spec that isn't optional on a truck this heavy. A local truck-tire shop can match the right tire to your wheels and confirm the load range you need.
Best Tires for Ram 1500 Rebel and TRX at a glance
| Trim | Tire | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Rebel (LT275/70R18) | Falken Wildpeak AT4W in LT275/70R18 Load Range E | the best value A/T upgrade for the Rebel — genuine off-road capability, 3PMSF, Load Range E, and excellent durability. |
| Rebel (LT275/70R18) | BF Goodrich KO2 in LT275/70R18 | the benchmark A/T for Rebel owners wanting proven off-road performance with excellent towing stability. |
| TRX (325/65R18) | Goodyear Wrangler Territory (OEM spec) | the factory TRX tire. BF Goodrich KO2 is the most popular upgrade in 325/65R18 for TRX owners who want more aggressive off-road capability beyond the OEM all-terrain. |
Frequently asked
How much do Ram Rebel tires cost?
LT275/70R18 Load Range E: $170–250 per tire. TRX 325/65R18: $200–290 per tire. A full Rebel set installed (LT275/70R18): $680–1,000.
Should I run all-terrain or mud-terrain tires on my Rebel?
For most Rebel owners, an all-terrain is the smarter pick. It handles gravel, clay, and light trails while staying quiet and reasonable on gas for the daily and highway miles. A mud-terrain only makes sense if you're regularly in deep mud or rocks, and you pay for it in road noise, faster wear, and lower fuel economy the rest of the time.
How long do off-road tires last on a Ram Rebel?
Generally fewer miles than a highway tire. Aggressive tread and the weight of a full-size truck both work against tread life, and a heavy right foot speeds it up. Rotating on schedule and keeping the alignment straight are the biggest things you control. Plan on replacing sooner than you would on a road-focused half-ton.
Do I need Load Range E tires on my Rebel?
Match or exceed what the truck came with, because load rating is what carries the Rebel's weight safely, especially when you're towing or hauling. Dropping to a lighter-duty tire to save a few dollars is a real safety risk on a truck this size. A truck-tire shop can confirm the correct load range for your exact setup before you buy.
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Last updated 2026-07-24. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.