Transamerica TRAIL BLAZER MT (ALL-SEASONS WINTER APPROVED) LT37/13.5R20 - 127Q (10 ply)

All-Seasons Touring Tire

  • SKU: CTSMT11
  • Load index: 127
  • Speed rating: Q
Transamerica TRAIL BLAZER MT  (ALL-SEASONS WINTER APPROVED) 37/13.5R20  - 127Q
Each tire $399.52 Package of 4 tires: $1598.08
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Specifications LT37/13.5R20 - 127Q (10 ply)

Manufacturer Transamerica
Studdable No
Season All season
Product code CTSMT11
Width 37
Ratio 13.5
Diameter 20
Load index 127
Speed rating Q
Side wall
Runflat No
Reinforced No
Extra Load No
Tread Depth (32nds)
Max inflation pressure (psi)
Max load (lbs)
Overall section width (in)
Approved Rim Widths (in)
Overall Tire Diameter (in)
OE Homologation

Dimensions for Transamerica TRAIL BLAZER MT (ALL-SEASONS WINTER APPROVED)

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Product code Dimension Code UTQG Price Stock
16" inches
CTSMT24R LT245/75R16 - 120/116Q (10 ply) 120/116 Q $247.86 Not available Contact us
18" inches
CTSMT08 LT35/12.5R18 - 123Q (10 ply) 123 Q $360.29 Not available Contact us
20" inches
CTSMT09 LT33/12.5R20 - 114Q (10 ply) 114 Q $335.29 Not available Contact us
CTSMT10 LT35/12.5R20 - 121Q (10 ply) 121 Q $362.09 Not available Contact us
CTSMT11 LT37/13.5R20 - 127Q (10 ply) 127 Q $399.52 Not available Contact us
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What is the difference between an all-season tire and a winter tire?

An all-season tire offers a versatile compromise for year-round driving, but its rubber hardens below 45°F (7°C), reducing grip on snow and ice. A winter tire, by contrast, stays flexible in extreme cold thanks to a specialized rubber compound and deeper tread sipes, delivering better traction, shorter braking distances, and improved handling on winter roads.