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Sailun Expands TerraMax AT2 Line with New Sizes to Meet Growing SUV and Light Truck Demand

Sailun is proud to announce an expansion of the TerraMax AT2 all-terrain tire lineup with new size offerings. The TerraMax AT2 features an updated tread design and is 3PMS (Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake) certified, indicating performance in severe snow conditions.

The TerraMax AT2 is backed by Sailun’s limited warranty, including a 2-year no-charge Road Hazard Replacement Program, providing added peace of mind, and has been honored with the Today’s Parent Approved badge, recognizing its safety, durability, and family-friendly performance.

The expanded lineup maintains coverage for heavy-duty pickups and full-size SUVs, including the addition of the new 275/50R22 size, while also adding fitment options for smaller SUVs and light-duty pickup trucks. The TerraMax AT2 lineup includes six flotation sizes, providing broad coverage across multiple vehicle segments.

New sizes now available:

  • 225/60R17 99T
  • 225/65R17 106T XL
  • 235/60R18 107T XL
  • 275/50R22 115T XL

“The TerraMax AT2 expansion reflects our continued focus on vehicle fitment and product coverage,” said Jack McClure, Manager, Segment PLT • STA Product Development. “We monitor the market closely and update our lineup to support the needs of all our customers.”

The TerraMax AT2 is available through authorized Sailun dealers.

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