Las Vegas, NV — Rolling Big Power (RBP) has introduced the Distributor, its first commercial van tire. It is built for fleets, contractors, and small business owners who haul tools, equipment, and freight every day. Bridney Jordan, Proprietary Brands Product & Marketing Manager for Turbo Tires, walked through the tire live at SEMA 2026.
Built for Work Vans
Five size and load configurations cover about 95% of the U.S. commercial van market. Sizes run from 185/60R15C to 235/65R16C, with ply ratings from 6-ply up to 12-ply. The 12-ply size is the 235/65R16C.
"We made sure that when we created the product line, because we only had five different sizes, that each size was designed to carry the load that it was designed to carry..."
The Distributor fits popular commercial vans, including the Ford Transit, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ram ProMaster, Nissan NV, Chevrolet Express, and GMC Savana.
Engineered for the Job Site
Innovative Tread Architecture
Narrow grooves resist trapping stones, sand, and job-site debris. This helps protect tread blocks from cuts, cracking, and chunking, which improves durability and extends tire life.
Balanced Block Design
Evenly distributed blocks keep pressure balanced across the contact patch. That promotes uniform wear and reduces irregular wear patterns.
Longitudinal Grooves
These grooves clear water quickly from the tread. The result is stronger wet braking and a lower risk of hydroplaning.
Shallow Groove Design
Shallow grooves form a water diversion network across the tread. It disperses residual water and improves wet grip.
Backed by RBP
Every Distributor carries a 40,000-mile limited treadwear warranty. It also qualifies for RBP’s standard warranty coverage and road hazard replacement eligibility. Jordan noted the treadwear coverage assumes no excessive wear, abuse, or misuse.
For fleets and small businesses, downtime costs money. The Distributor gives RBP a tire for the vans that keep work moving.
Watch the full walkthrough above, then visit rbptires.com to see sizes and specifications.
