Dirt Commander M/T

The Centennial Dirt Commander M/T is available in 24 sizes, for rims up to 22".

Yes, the Centennial Dirt Commander M/T is good for hauling and has up to a 12 ply rating and 4080 lb. load capacity, depending on size.

Yes, the Centennial Dirt Commander M/T has sidewall protection. The Dirt Commander M/T utilizes aggressive lugs at the shoulder wrap around onto the upper sidewall that provide protection from damage and boost lateral traction.

No, the Centennial Dirt Commander M/T does not have a directional tread pattern. The Dirt Commander M/T has an aggressive non-directional mud terrain tread pattern and a 19/32" tread depth.

No, the Centennial Dirt Commander M/T is not a great choice for daily driving. While the Dirt Commander M/T is can be used on the highway, its mud terrain design makes it less than ideal on paved roads.

No, the Centennial Dirt Commander M/T is not covered by a mileage warranty. The Dirt Commander M/T does feature Centennial's warranty which covers manufacturing defects, materials and workmanship for four years after date of manufacture, or two years after date of purchase.

Yes, the Centennial Dirt Commander M/T has a good system for ejecting mud. The deep grooves and built-in stone ejectors on the Dirt Commander M/T easily shed mud and debris so there's always a clear section of tread to dig in.

The Centennial Dirt Commander M/T is a decent tire in snow. The aggressive tread, high void ratio and deep lugs of the Dirt Commander M/T should provide traction in snow, but the tire is not Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified so it should not be used in severe winter weather conditions.