Frequently Asked Questions about Commercial Truck Tyres in Antigua and Barbuda — Answers for Fleets

Commercial tyre sizes such as 11R22.5 indicate the cross-section width (11 inches), the construction type (R for radial) and the rim diameter (22.5 inches). Metric sizes such as 295/75R22.5 show the width in millimetres, the aspect ratio and the rim diameter. Visit our Tyre Sizes page for a full breakdown.

Our range for Antigua and Barbuda covers all major commercial sizes including 11R22.5, 11R24.5, 295/75R22.5, 285/75R24.5 and 245/70R19.5. Every size is available in steer, drive and trailer configurations to suit any fleet application. Explore our Antigua and Barbuda Catalogue for full details.

The load index indicates the maximum weight a tyre can safely carry at a specified inflation pressure. Choosing the correct load index prevents premature wear and blowouts, and ensures compliance with commercial vehicle weight regulations in Antigua and Barbuda.

Steer tyres are optimised for precise handling and even wear on the steer axle. Drive tyres feature an aggressive tread pattern for traction on drive axles. Trailer tyres are designed for resistance to scrubbing and stability in non-drive positions. See our position-specific models in the Antigua and Barbuda Catalogue.

HATT (Hanksugi Advanced Tire Technology) is our proprietary engineering platform that combines optimised tread compounds, reinforced bead construction and an advanced casing design to deliver greater mileage, better retreadability and lower rolling resistance. Find out more on our Technology page.

SmartWay is a programme of the US EPA that verifies tyres meet strict low rolling-resistance standards. SmartWay-certified tyres reduce fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. Several Hanksugi models available in Antigua and Barbuda carry SmartWay verification, helping fleets meet their sustainability goals.

Yes. Hanksugi casings are engineered for three guaranteed retreads in Antigua and Barbuda, thanks to our HATT reinforced bead and optimised casing geometry. Retreading can reduce tyre costs by up to 50% while maintaining reliable performance. See our Retreading page for full details.

A deeper tread provides longer service life and better traction in wet conditions. Most new commercial tyres start with 20–32/32nds of tread depth. Tyres should be removed from service when tread reaches 4/32nds on steer positions and 2/32nds on drive positions to maintain safe performance.

Check tyre pressure at least once a week or before any long journey, always when the tyres are cold. Correct inflation extends tyre life by up to 25%, improves fuel economy and reduces the risk of roadside failures.

Maintain correct inflation pressure, carry out regular alignment checks, rotate tyres in accordance with the manufacturer's guidelines and avoid overloading. Consistent preventive maintenance can extend tyre life by 20–30% and improve fuel efficiency.

Cost per kilometre (CPK) equals the total tyre cost divided by the kilometres travelled before removal. It takes into account the purchase price, retreads and fuel savings. Use our Cost Calculators to compare CPK across different tyre options.

Yes. All Hanksugi tyres sold meet the requirements of the US Department of Transportation (DOT) and Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). Every tyre carries a DOT serial identification code on its sidewall.

Visit our Dealer Locator to search by area or postcode. Our network of authorised dealers across Antigua and Barbuda can provide product information, pricing and professional fitting services.

Yes. Hanksugi tyres are backed by a manufacturer's warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship. Warranty terms vary by product line. Contact your authorised dealer or our sales team for details specific to your purchase.

Contact our sales team by phone at +1 (561) 340-9030 or by email at juan@hanksugi.com. We work with fleet managers and dealers to provide volume pricing, logistics coordination and dedicated account support.