Haida HD869 Off-Road Tire — Aggressive Tread, 33"–37" Flotation

Haida HD869 Mud-Terrain — for the lifted build

The HD869 is a proper mud-terrain: big open lugs, aggressive sidewall, built to clear mud and bite into loose ground. This is the tire that finishes a lifted truck, in 33", 35" and 37" flotation sizes.

Be honest with customers about the trade-off — an M/T is loud on the highway and wears faster than an all-terrain. People who want this tire usually want it anyway, and they want it to look right.

Key features

• Aggressive open-lug mud-terrain tread for serious off-road use
• 33", 35" and 37" flotation sizes for lifted trucks
• Reinforced sidewall for rock and rut work
• Full size run stocked in Edmonton — no waiting on a special order
• Mounted, balanced and torqued in-house, with TPMS service
• Priced meaningfully below the big-box equivalent
• Load index and speed rating published on every size

Choosing the right one

Mud-Terrain — peaks May through September with off-road, camping and hunting season.

Specifications

Warranty

60,000 km treadwear, or manufacturer defect only

Questions we get asked

How do I know what size I need?
Read it off the sidewall of the tire on your vehicle right now — it looks like 225/65R17. Match that exactly. If you are changing sizes, talk to us first; the wrong diameter throws out your speedometer.

Do you install and balance?
Yes, in-house at our Edmonton shop, including TPMS service. Tires bought here are mounted, balanced and torqued by us — book it when you order.

What does the number and letter after the size mean?
That is the load index and speed rating, for example 97W. The number is how much weight one tire can carry; the letter is its rated top speed. Both are listed on every tire page. If you tow, the load number is the one that matters.

Is a cheaper import tire safe?
Every tire we sell meets Canadian road-legal standards. The difference against a premium brand shows up in tread life and wet braking at the limit, not in basic safety.

Is it loud on the highway?
Yes — every mud-terrain is. That is the trade for the off-road bite and the look. If the truck is mostly a daily driver, the all-terrain HD878 is the smarter buy.

Documents

• Warranty Terms (PDF)
• Delivery & Returns Policy (PDF)
• How to Read a Tire Size (PDF)