Montréal, Québec, Canada – October 19, 2026 – Pneus Québec announces new arrivals that complement its existing inventory of new heavy truck tires in Montréal, Québec. The range includes 11R22.5 drive tires and 11R22.5 trailer tires for carriers, owner-operators and fleet managers. Further arrivals are expected during October 2026 as the company continues replenishing its stock.
These deliveries add to an established inventory. They form part of Pneus Québec’s ongoing supply activity and do not represent the company’s entire tire selection. Available models, quantities and upcoming arrival dates should be confirmed when an inquiry is made, allowing buyers to distinguish tires already in the warehouse from goods still in transit.
11R22.5 drive and trailer tires in Montréal
For businesses seeking 11R22.5 truck tires in Montréal, the selection addresses two distinct applications: drive axles and trailers. Pneus Québec offers models for these uses and asks buyers to specify the intended position when requesting a quotation. A shared tire size does not mean that every model has the same application or specifications.
The company’s dedicated page at https://pneusquebec.net/pneus-11r22-5 brings together catalog listings for this size. Buyers can use it to identify the tires they need before confirming current availability. Model-specific information, including load and speed ratings and the manufacturer’s recommendations, remains essential when selecting a tire for a particular vehicle and application.
Pricing, availability and order preparation
Quotation requests can include the 11R22.5 size, drive or trailer application, required quantity, operating conditions and destination. This information helps identify options that match the buyer’s actual requirements. When a particular model is needed, the request can also include its brand and product reference.
Prices are provided by quotation according to the models and quantities requested. Buyers can obtain a proposal based on current availability rather than relying on a general price that may not reflect their order. Pickup arrangements in Montréal or shipping terms should be confirmed according to the volume and destination. Fleet orders can be organized by specifying requirements for each tire application.
Confirming the model and service requirements together also helps keep the purchasing discussion clear. A catalog listing is a starting point for an inquiry; it does not reserve a quantity or confirm an arrival date. Buyers seeking tires for several vehicles can identify the intended position and quantity for each requirement when contacting the company.
Matching the tire request to the vehicle
A useful purchasing inquiry identifies more than the tire size alone. The intended axle position, vehicle application and model reference provide context for the supplier’s response. Buyers replacing a particular product can include the full marking from the existing tire, while still checking that the proposed replacement meets the vehicle’s requirements. A photograph can help communicate a marking, but it does not replace the information needed to confirm a specification.
For a fleet with several vehicles, a separate line for each requirement can make the request easier to review. A line can identify the vehicle or equipment reference, tire size, drive or trailer position and quantity. This approach keeps different applications visible when an overall order includes several models. It also helps the purchasing contact explain which items are needed first and which can be planned for a later date.
Separating warehouse stock from planned arrivals
The announcement covers both newly received tires and further arrivals expected during October. Those are different stages of supply. A buyer with an immediate requirement needs confirmation of the stock available for that specific order, while a planned purchase may also involve a discussion of an expected arrival. An estimated arrival should remain identified as an estimate until the relevant timing is confirmed.
Recording the date of a quotation helps buyers distinguish a current response from an earlier discussion. If a purchasing requirement changes, the revised quantity, model or preferred timing can be provided together. This is particularly useful when several people are involved in ordering and receiving, since a verbal update may otherwise leave different versions of the same request in circulation.
Reviewing the complete quotation
A unit price is one part of an order proposal. The model, quantity, included services, taxes and applicable pickup or shipping arrangements also determine what the buyer is reviewing. Comparing quotations on the same basis makes differences easier to identify. Where a supplier proposes another model, the substitution should be clear before the buyer evaluates the offer or makes a decision.
Pneus Québec’s quotation-based pricing allows the request to be tied to the products and quantities being discussed. The announcement does not establish a uniform price for every 11R22.5 tire or promise that all catalog references are available in every quantity. Buyers seeking several products can keep those requirements separate so that the response can be checked against each requested line.
Coordinating pickup and shipping
The destination and preferred service should be included early in an inquiry. A Montréal pickup and a shipment to another location require different arrangements, and the expected timing can affect the buyer’s own transport planning. The receiving contact, destination and requested date give the supplier a clearer basis for confirming the arrangements that apply to the order.
Before dispatch or pickup, the parties can confirm the final product reference, quantity and agreed service. Retaining that information with the quotation provides a record for the person collecting or receiving the tires. A change to the destination, quantity or model should be communicated before the order proceeds, rather than assumed to be covered by an earlier discussion. These practical steps support the announcement’s focus on matching available tire supply to clearly described purchasing needs.
Import developments to monitor
The supply activity takes place while the Canada Border Services Agency investigates truck and bus tires originating in or exported from China. Its current schedule lists November 30, 2026, for preliminary determinations or termination of the investigations. Provisional duties could follow affirmative preliminary determinations; their application and any effect on future prices have not yet been established. The official schedule is available at https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/sima-lmsi/i-e/tbt2026/tbt2026-se-eng.html.
About Pneus Québec
Pneus Québec is an importer and supplier of new heavy truck tires based in Montréal. Its offering serves carriers, owner-operators, fleets and resellers. Information about the company, its catalog and its services is available on its official website at https://pneusquebec.net/.
Company contact information
Pneus Québec
8849 rue du Champ-d’Eau, Saint-Léonard (Montréal), Québec H1P 3A6, Canada
Phone: 438-817-4112
Email: ventes@pneusquebec.net
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Company Name: Pneus Québec
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Phone: 438-817-4112
City: Montréal
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Country: Canada
Website: https://pneusquebec.net/
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