
General tires
13 General tire lines at our stores, each priced at our stores. Pick your vehicle to see the sizes that fit.
Prices shown for Anaheim
- Tire lines
- 13
- Sizes we carry
- 223
- Tires on our shelves
- 0
- Lowest price per tire
- $105.99
From our stores’ inventory systems; prices at our stores, installation & fees apart.
About General
General traces its beginnings to Western Tire & Rubber Company. In its account of its early business, the company describes a focus on replacement tires rather than tires supplied as original equipment. That replacement focus is part of the background to the brand shoppers see today.
Our General selection covers All Season and Touring tires. The listed Grabber HTS60 is intended for crossover vehicles, light trucks and SUVs, according to General.
For that tire, General describes a combination of year-round grip, reduced road noise and extended tread life. Its stated features address both everyday road use and durability.
Written from General’s own pages (generaltire.com) and our catalog.
Technology in General tires
The technologies General names for its tires, in plain words.
Duragen Technology
General describes this technology as adding strength and durability. It is a named feature of Grabber HTS60.
Replacement Tire Monitor
General describes this feature as helping drivers recognize when a tire needs replacement.
Visual Alignment Indicators
General says these indicators help detect tire wear.
How to choose a General tire
A few things to settle before you pick a line and a size.
Start with your vehicle
For a crossover, light truck or SUV, consider Grabber HTS60: General identifies those vehicles as its intended applications.
Consider wet and dry driving
If pavement conditions are a priority, review the features General describes for Grabber HTS60: wet-road braking and responsive handling on both wet and dry roads.
Read the coverage terms
Check the warranty alongside the tire features. General offers several forms of coverage through the Shield+ Advantage Plan. Terms differ by line; see the brand’s warranty page, linked below, for the terms and who is covered.
Touring
2 lines

AltiMAX 365 AW
From $138.99 per tire

AltiMAX RT45
From $105.99 per tire
Ultra High Performance
1 line

G-MAX AS-07
From $113.99 per tire
Performance
1 line

G-MAX RS
From $143.99 per tire
All Terrain
3 lines

Grabber A/T Sport
From $181.43 per tire

Grabber A/T Sport-W
From $233.61 per tire

Grabber ATX
From $172.99 per tire
All Season
4 lines

Grabber APT
From $219.99 per tire

Grabber HD
From $197.99 per tire

Grabber HTS
From $224.69 per tire

Grabber HTS60
From $235.52 per tire
Highway Terrain
1 line

Grabber HT
From $160.99 per tire
Mud Terrain
1 line

Grabber X3
From $308.99 per tire
Compare General tire lines
Type, wheel sizes, mileage warranty and starting price, from our catalog. Prices are per tire at our stores.
| Tire line | Type | Wheel sizes | Mileage warranty | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AltiMAX 365 AW6 sizes | Touring | 15–18″ | 60,000 miles | From $138.99 |
| AltiMAX RT4561 sizes | Touring | 14–20″ | 75,000 miles | From $105.99 |
| G-MAX AS-0734 sizes | Ultra High Performance | 16–22″ | 50,000 miles | From $113.99 |
| G-MAX RS29 sizes | Performance | 16–20″ | Not stated | From $143.99 |
| Grabber A/T Sport2 sizes | All Terrain | 17–18″ | Not stated | From $181.43 |
| Grabber A/T Sport-W2 sizes | All Terrain | 18–20″ | Not stated | From $233.61 |
| Grabber APT4 sizes | All Season | 16–22″ | 60,000 miles | From $219.99 |
| Grabber ATX28 sizes | All Terrain | 14–22″ | 60,000 miles | From $172.99 |
| Grabber HD7 sizes | All Season | 16–17″ | Not stated | From $197.99 |
| Grabber HT37 sizes | Highway Terrain | 15–22″ | 70,000 miles | From $160.99 |
Show 3 more lines
| Tire line | Type | Wheel sizes | Mileage warranty | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grabber HTS3 sizes | All Season | 16–18″ | 60,000 miles | From $224.69 |
| Grabber HTS605 sizes | All Season | 18–22″ | 65,000 miles | From $235.52 |
| Grabber X35 sizes | Mud Terrain | 15–20″ | Not stated | From $308.99 |
General warranty
What General’s own pages say about its warranty. The terms are the brand’s and can change.
- General lists a limited warranty, satisfaction trial, mileage warranty and road hazard coverage within the Shield+ Advantage Plan.
- Our catalog lists a treadwear warranty of 65,000 miles for Grabber HTS60. Terms differ by line; see the brand’s warranty page, linked below, for details.
- General says dissatisfied customers can have their tires replaced with General tires within the first 45 days. The brand’s warranty page, linked below, sets out who is covered.
Read the terms
Who is covered, for how long and under what conditions is set out on General’s own page.
General warrantyOpens generaltire.com
Why buy tires here
The tire price, installation & fees and sales tax are all shown before you book.
Your store’s own price
Every tire is priced by the store that installs it, with installation, tire disposal and the $1.75 California tire fee shown beside the price.Tire care
Ask the store to inspect tire concerns and explain the available service and price.Choose your store
Find store hours, contact details and directions for any of our California stores.Book installation
Choose your installation time and check your receipt for the store’s verified response.
Brands similar to General
They sell the same kinds of tire, from our catalog.
- Firestone tires
Also sells All Season, All Terrain, and Performance
- Cooper tires
Also sells All Season, All Terrain, and Ultra High Performance
- Mastercraft tires
Also sells All Terrain, All Season, and Performance
- Kenda tires
Also sells All Season, All Terrain, and Mud Terrain
Stores with General tires in stock
1 of our stores has General tires on the shelf in the latest inventory update. Stock changes through the day, so your store’s page shows what it has now.
General tire questions
Does General offer road hazard coverage?
General includes road hazard coverage in the Shield+ Advantage Plan, alongside other warranty benefits. See the brand’s warranty page, linked below, to review the applicable terms and who is covered.
Which listed General tire suits an SUV?
General describes Grabber HTS60 as suitable for SUVs, as well as crossovers and light trucks. Its stated features include reduced road noise and durability through Duragen Technology.
What does General say about wet-road driving?
For Grabber HTS60, General lists braking performance on wet pavement and responsive handling in wet and dry conditions.
What is Replacement Tire Monitor for?
General says Replacement Tire Monitor helps identify when it is time to change a tire.
Is there a satisfaction trial?
General describes a replacement option during the first 45 days for customers who are unhappy with their tires. Read the brand’s warranty page, linked below, for eligibility and the full terms.
Where can I check General rebate programs?
General runs rebate promotions for qualifying tire purchases, including prepaid Mastercard rebates. See the brand’s promotions page, linked below, for the offer details.
Who owns General?
Continental AG acquired the company in 1987, according to the brand’s history.
Which General tires fit my vehicle?
Shop by vehicle or by the size on your tire’s sidewall: the results show every General tire in your size, each with its price per tire and installation & fees.
What do installation & fees include?
Tire prices are per tire. Installation & fees are added per tire: the installation package (mounting, balancing, valve stems and the TPMS service kit), tire disposal and the $1.75 California tire fee. Sales tax is separate.
Can I buy General tires online?
Yes. Add the tires to your cart, choose the installation time at your store and book. There is no payment online: you pay at the store after the tires are installed.
General’s own pages
Warranty terms and rebate offers are set by General and change, so read them on its pages.
General tires, installed at your store
Find the General tires that fit your vehicle, then book the installation time that suits you.





