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Franklin, TN – May 6, 2021 – The new Carlisle Work Mate® is a UTV tire suitable for all your utilitarian needs. With its squared shoulder design, this tire ensures lateral stability. The intermediate tread design offers traction and braking on multiple terrains and the cross-ply construction provides rigidity in high load applications. “The sturdy… Read More »

Carlisle Brand Tires announced today the release of three new sizes of Versa Turf, a radial construction tire with improved flotation to offer better traction and to minimize turf disruption.

Franklin, TN – September 14, 2020 – The new Carlisle Brand Tires PaveMaster is designed for UTV/SxS vehicles, running often on hard-packed surfaces and paved roads. The specially designed tread center zone gives perfect stability on these surfaces.

Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow As the winter season is upon us, make sure you are equipped with the right tires for snowy conditions. What makes a tire a “snow” tire? – Snow tires are identified from its lugs, tread design and flotation. Lugs: Snow tire lugs are dimpled and or… Read More »

What sets the Carlisle tire and wheel brand apart from the rest of the competition is its comprehensive portfolio of a diverse product offering stretching across a vast number of industries.

Find out which ATV/UTV tires are the best for the terrain you are riding on.

There’s more to it than just getting the right size tire. You should take tire construction taken into account, there are two types of tires – Bias and Radials.

Our golf tires are engineered to perform both on the green and in closed communities.

Did you know we have a tire for all your specialty tasks?

When it comes time for “new shoes” on your trailer, there’s a lot of reasons why getting a specialty trailer tire is much better than just using a light truck or passenger tire.

No tire lasts forever and, there are some good guidelines when it comes to deciding when to replace your trailer tires.

Using your trailer as safely as possible can be summed up with one phrase… “Know what you tow and don’t overload.”