VALOR OFFROAD Alpha Tire 35x10-15 H2 Radial 8 Ply | UTV

VALOR OFFROAD Alpha UTV Tire — 35x10-15 H2 Radial 8 Ply (Rock Crawling Compound)

The VALOR OFFROAD Alpha H2 is the rock crawling variant of VALOR’s flagship UTV tire — engineered and manufactured in the United States for riders who push technical terrain to the limit. The 35x10-15 size delivers a massive 20mm tread depth across nearly 9 inches of contact patch, and the H2 (55A) soft compound takes that grip to the next level, delivering expert-level traction on slickrock, technical obstacles, and loose terrain where zero-slip performance is non-negotiable.

Tire Only — Wheel Sold Separately.

Why Choose the VALOR OFFROAD Alpha H2 Tire?

• H2 (55A) Soft Rock Crawling Compound — Significantly softer than the H1, engineered for maximum grip on slickrock, technical obstacles, and loose terrain
• USA Engineered & Manufactured — Developed entirely in the United States for quality you can count on
• Massive 20mm Tread Depth — Across nearly 9 inches of contact patch for dominant grip in technical terrain
• Non-Directional Tread Pattern — Works in forward and reverse; ideal for rock crawling and obstacle navigation
• 8-Ply Radial Construction — Heavy-duty sidewall protection with radial ride comfort under extreme lateral loads
• Expert-Level Grip — Zero Slip — VALOR’s H2 compound is purpose-built for riders who cannot afford to slip on technical terrain
• 59–61 lbs. Per Tire — Built heavy for durability in the most demanding off-road conditions

Specifications

• Brand: VALOR OFFROAD
• Model: Alpha H2
• Part Number / SKU: VAT-351000R15H2
• Size: 35x10-15
• Construction: Radial
• Ply Rating: 8 Ply
• Tread Depth: 20mm
• Contact Patch Width: ~9 inches
• Tread Pattern: Non-directional
• Compound: H2 — 55A Durometer (Rock Crawling / Technical Terrain)
• Weight: 59–61 lbs. per tire
• Origin: Made in the USA
• Sold As: Single Tire

Compound Guide — H2 (55A) Durometer

The H2 compound is VALOR’s soft, high-grip formulation designed specifically for rock crawling, technical obstacles, and slickrock. At 55A durometer, it is significantly softer than the H1 (65A) compound, conforming to irregular surfaces for expert-level grip with zero slip. Expected tread life is 2,500+ miles under technical terrain use. If you primarily ride hardpack, fast trails, or mixed terrain, consider the H1 compound for longer tread life.

H1 vs. H2 — Which Compound is Right for You?

• H1 (65A) — All-terrain, hardpack, high-speed trails, street use. 4,000+ mile tread life.
• H2 (55A) — Rock crawling, slickrock, technical obstacles, zero-slip grip. 2,500+ mile tread life.

Fitment Notes

The VALOR Alpha 35x10-15 H2 is VALOR’s largest Alpha size and is compatible with UTV and SxS platforms running a 15-inch wheel with sufficient clearance for a 35-inch tire. When mounting oversized tires, always verify tire clearance and fitment for your specific year, make, and model.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the VALOR Alpha H1 and H2?
The H1 (65A) is a balanced all-terrain compound ideal for hardpack, fast trails, and mixed terrain with 4,000+ mile tread life. The H2 (55A) is a softer rock crawling compound engineered for maximum grip on slickrock and technical obstacles, with a 2,500+ mile tread life.

What size is this tire?
This listing is for the 35x10-15 H2 — 35 inches tall, 10 inches wide, fits a 15-inch rim.

Is the VALOR Alpha H2 a radial or bias-ply tire?
The Alpha H2 is a radial tire with 8-ply construction, offering superior sidewall strength and ride comfort for technical terrain use.

Is the VALOR Alpha H2 tire directional?
No. The Alpha features a non-directional tread pattern, meaning it can be mounted in any orientation and works effectively in both forward and reverse — critical for rock crawling.

Is the wheel included?
No — this listing is for a single tire only. Wheels are sold separately. View our VALOR Alpha Tire & Wheel Kits to get a mounted set.

Where are VALOR OFFROAD tires made?
VALOR OFFROAD tires, including the Alpha H2, are developed, engineered, and manufactured in the United States.