Authorized dealer on F.D. Roosevelt Ave with island-wide delivery. Factory-direct HATT-engineered tires built for Puerto Rico's tropical conditions and port freight.
Puerto Rico's economy depends on freight. Every consumer product, building material, and industrial supply arrives by container ship and moves across the island by truck. The Port of San Juan is the busiest port in the Caribbean, handling container traffic that supplies the island's 3.2 million residents and its manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and tourism sectors. This creates intense demand for commercial truck tires that can handle heavy container loads, tropical heat, mountainous terrain, and year-round wet conditions.
Hanksugi serves Puerto Rico through Correa Tire Distributors on F.D. Roosevelt Avenue in San Juan, providing factory-direct commercial truck tires with island-wide delivery. Our HATT-engineered tires feature heat-resistant tread compounds specifically formulated for tropical climates, delivering the lowest cost per mile for Puerto Rico's demanding operating environment. Retread-guaranteed casings extend tire life, helping island fleets manage costs effectively despite the logistical challenges of operating in an island market.
From the port drayage corridors around San Juan to the mountainous interior routes through the Cordillera Central, and the coastal highways connecting Ponce, Mayaguez, and Aguadilla, Hanksugi delivers the performance that Puerto Rico's diverse terrain demands. Our strong Latin American presence means Puerto Rico operators benefit from the same proven tire technology trusted by fleets across the Caribbean and Central America.
Hanksugi tires are engineered for the island's unique operating conditions
The Caribbean's busiest container port. Drayage from port terminals to area warehouses and distribution centers demands tires that handle heavy loads, tight turns, and tropical heat. The HS84 all-position tire is built for this duty cycle.
Primary routes connecting San Juan to Ponce and the southern coast. These corridors handle consumer goods, construction materials, and pharmaceutical freight for the island's southern manufacturing zone.
Puerto Rico's central highlands require tires with excellent wet traction and mountain grade capability. The HS68 drive tire handles steep grades and constant rain in the Cordillera Central.
Connecting San Juan to Aguadilla and Mayaguez along the northern and western coasts. Tourism supply chains, agricultural freight, and manufacturing components flow on these corridors daily.
Factory-direct, HATT-engineered for tropical island operations
The island workhorse. Heat-resistant compound handles heavy port drayage and diverse island conditions. All-position versatility for Puerto Rico's mixed operations.
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Open-shoulder traction for mountain grades and wet tropical roads. Ideal for cross-island routes through the Cordillera Central highlands.
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SmartWay-verified for coastal highway runs. Low rolling resistance delivers fuel savings on PR-22 and PR-52 expressway corridors.
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Premium steer tire for Puerto Rico fleets. Even wear and precise handling on San Juan's urban routes and coastal highways.
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Low rolling resistance trailer tire for port-to-warehouse container moves. Retread-guaranteed casing for island fleet lifecycle management.
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Closed-shoulder drive tire for mountain routes and mixed-service operations. Chip and cut resistance for construction deliveries across the island.
View HS56Island-wide delivery across Puerto Rico
San Juan is served by Correa Tire Distributors at 1141 F.D. Roosevelt Ave. Call (787) 620-1111 for inventory and pricing. They offer island-wide delivery across Puerto Rico.
All Hanksugi tires feature heat-resistant tread compounds ideal for tropical conditions. The HS84 all-position is particularly suited for the island's mix of port drayage, mountain roads, and coastal routes.
Yes. The HS84 all-position and HS36 trailer tires are ideal for drayage from San Juan's port terminals. Island-wide delivery ensures availability across all of Puerto Rico.
All major sizes including 11R22.5, 295/75R22.5, 11R24.5, 285/75R24.5, and 245/70R19.5 in steer, drive, and trailer configurations.
Yes. The HS68 regional drive with open-shoulder traction handles mountain grades and wet conditions in the Cordillera Central. The HS56 closed-shoulder drive provides excellent traction on winding mountain routes.
Contact Hanksugi for fleet pricing, dealer introductions, or to schedule a tire evaluation for your Puerto Rico operation.