LT | AT WARDEN II 35×12.5R20 10 PLY REMOLD USA

All Terrain TreadWright Warden Tires

35X12.5R20 All Terrain

Crafted For The Xtreme Personality: The Warden II is the true all-terrain tire for jeeps, pickup trucks, and sport utility vehicles. Used to combine on/off road drivability, the independent blocks and the full depth circumferential zigzag and multiple lateral grooves of the Warden II assist in self-cleaning and removing water to prevent hydroplaning. This enhanced traction offers directional stability and maintains quick steering response on wet and snowy roads.

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• The Warden II is the most aggressive all-terrain tire for the on/off road experience. The all-terrain designed pattern provides high-void, interlocking tread blocks, upper sidewall traction bars and abundant siping throughout. The Warden II is known for its traction, handling and steering control without generating excessive noise in deep dirt and sand. No terrain is off limits for the Warden II’s clawing action and maximum performance.

• Tread Depth: 17/32”
  Speed Rating: Q
  Load Index: 123
  Meas. Rim Width: 9”
  Rim Width Range: 8.5-11”
  Tread Width: 10.7”
  Section Width: 12.5″ 
  Sidewall: 7”
  Outer Diameter: 35″ 
  Max PSI: 65 psi
  Max Load: 3,415 lbs
  
Kedge Grip: Avg. 30,000 Miles
  Standard Wear: 40,000 Miles
  Premier Wear: 50,000 Miles

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• The Wright Warranty: 1 Year Workmanship Warranty
  Road Hazard Warranty Optional – (Can add at Checkout)
  Industry Certified – Retread Tire Association
  Environmentally Friendly – 65% Less Oil Than a New All-Terrain Tire
  40 Years of Proven Remold Tire Experience. This LT A/T all-terrain tire is a remold (same curing process used in new tire manufacturing) not a traditional retread.
  Full-Grade Truck Rubber, same mileage as most OE LT/SUV tires on the market
  Pre Static Balancing
  Premium Tire Casings

*Treadwright Tires recommend static balancing of our tires. Due to our aggressive lugs and that we static balance our tires during production, static balancing is the best option.