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Since this comes up weekly, and I've tried to respond to most that I see, I thought I would throw this together. Note that the name of the tire is a link the the manufacturer's website that contains the sizes and specs for each specific tire.
Now, granted, there are tons of AT tires out there that are stock replacements etc, my reviews are going to focus mainly on the more popular and mainstream tires that are used here on GMFS, not the tires that Joe Schmoe runs down to the tire shop and get the local specials.
BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A® KO
Pros:
- Excellent Wear/Mileage
- Great road manners.
- Severe Snow rated
- Long history
- Basically the benchmark All Terrain
Cons:
- Expensive
- Poor in mud, as are all A/T's when compared to M/T's, but they are known to load up very quickly.
- Some have complained about noise levels
- Run small for their stated size.
Overall about the only thing bad about these is the cost. :imo
Nitto Terra Grappler
Pros:
- Excellent road manners
- Good wear/mileage
- Heavily siped for good wet/snow traction
- Quiet
- Soft ride
Cons:
- I've heard complaints of poor wear, mainly from 3/4 and 1 ton guys who haul heavy loads frequently.
- Again, not much good in mud.
Rarely do yo hear much bad said about these. It's worth nothing that these are a twin to the Toyo Open Country, same company owns both.
Toyo Open Country A/T
Pros:
- Excellent road manners
- Excellent wear/mileage
- Heavily siped for good wet/snow traction
- Quiet
- Smooth ride
Cons:
-Not the best in mud. Surprise.
I had one set of these on my stock wheels for over 65K miles, through 4 Northern Lower MI winters, excellent tires, I would buy them again. Also had a set on my 20's, response. Only things I've heard bad is that they don't "look aggressive enough" :rofljest:
General Grabber AT2
Pros:
- Excellent wear/mileage
- Excellent road manners
- Severe snow rated
- Smooth Ride
- Inexpensive
Cons:
- Probably not good in mud.
These tires are a really close knockoff of the BFG AT, are said to perform as good or better, at a much lower price.
Cooper Zeon LTZ
Pros:
- Excellent road manners
- Good wear/mileage
- Quiet
- Excellent ride quality
- Well siped for wet/snow traction
- Well priced
Cons:
- More of a street/AT hybrid tire
- Probably not good in mud.
I've had these on my 20's for a few months, very pleased with them.
Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ Radial
Additional sizes
Pros:
- Excellent wear/mileage
- Excellent road manners
- Good in sand (high flotation)
- Great ride quality
cons:
- Typical AT, not real good in mud.
Haven't heard much bad about these, no personal experience, but most like them.
Dick Cepek F-C II
Pros:
- Great road manners.
- More aggresive tread and deeper lugs then typical A/T
Cons:
- They have DC's all over the sidewalls. :lol:
- ?
No personal experience with them, anyone offer some input?
There are plenty of others:
Pro-Comp Xtreme A/T
Pro-Comp A/T
Bridgestone Duelers, I've got the Revo's on my stockers, great for a stock replacement.
Firestone Destination AT
Cooper Discoverer ATR
Michelin LTX
Goodyear
Off Brands
Anyone wants to do a review like the ones above and PM it to me I will add it to the original post, I just threw this together. Who knows maybe we can get a sticky.
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Now, granted, there are tons of AT tires out there that are stock replacements etc, my reviews are going to focus mainly on the more popular and mainstream tires that are used here on GMFS, not the tires that Joe Schmoe runs down to the tire shop and get the local specials.
BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A® KO

Pros:
- Excellent Wear/Mileage
- Great road manners.
- Severe Snow rated
- Long history
- Basically the benchmark All Terrain
Cons:
- Expensive
- Poor in mud, as are all A/T's when compared to M/T's, but they are known to load up very quickly.
- Some have complained about noise levels
- Run small for their stated size.
Overall about the only thing bad about these is the cost. :imo
Nitto Terra Grappler

Pros:
- Excellent road manners
- Good wear/mileage
- Heavily siped for good wet/snow traction
- Quiet
- Soft ride
Cons:
- I've heard complaints of poor wear, mainly from 3/4 and 1 ton guys who haul heavy loads frequently.
- Again, not much good in mud.
Rarely do yo hear much bad said about these. It's worth nothing that these are a twin to the Toyo Open Country, same company owns both.
Toyo Open Country A/T

Pros:
- Excellent road manners
- Excellent wear/mileage
- Heavily siped for good wet/snow traction
- Quiet
- Smooth ride
Cons:
-Not the best in mud. Surprise.
I had one set of these on my stock wheels for over 65K miles, through 4 Northern Lower MI winters, excellent tires, I would buy them again. Also had a set on my 20's, response. Only things I've heard bad is that they don't "look aggressive enough" :rofljest:
General Grabber AT2
Pros:
- Excellent wear/mileage
- Excellent road manners
- Severe snow rated
- Smooth Ride
- Inexpensive
Cons:
- Probably not good in mud.
These tires are a really close knockoff of the BFG AT, are said to perform as good or better, at a much lower price.
Cooper Zeon LTZ
Pros:
- Excellent road manners
- Good wear/mileage
- Quiet
- Excellent ride quality
- Well siped for wet/snow traction
- Well priced
Cons:
- More of a street/AT hybrid tire
- Probably not good in mud.
I've had these on my 20's for a few months, very pleased with them.
Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ Radial
Additional sizes

Pros:
- Excellent wear/mileage
- Excellent road manners
- Good in sand (high flotation)
- Great ride quality
cons:
- Typical AT, not real good in mud.
Haven't heard much bad about these, no personal experience, but most like them.
Dick Cepek F-C II

Pros:
- Great road manners.
- More aggresive tread and deeper lugs then typical A/T
Cons:
- They have DC's all over the sidewalls. :lol:
- ?
No personal experience with them, anyone offer some input?
Falken Wildpeak AT
Pros:
Nice design for an AT
50,000 Limited Milage Warranty
30 Day Ride Gaurantee
Great reviews from FourWheeler.com (http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_1101_falken_wildpeak_at_tires/index.html)
Wildpeak AT video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTWTDqDPhYw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWvWxjnJYaU
Sizes ranging from 15'-24''
Attractive pricing
Cons:
Fairly new tire from a company that's been around for a while
No "real life" reviews from actual owners yet with notable milage
Nice design for an AT
50,000 Limited Milage Warranty
30 Day Ride Gaurantee
Great reviews from FourWheeler.com (http://www.fourwheeler.com/techarticles/wheels/129_1101_falken_wildpeak_at_tires/index.html)
Wildpeak AT video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTWTDqDPhYw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWvWxjnJYaU
Sizes ranging from 15'-24''
Attractive pricing
Cons:
Fairly new tire from a company that's been around for a while
No "real life" reviews from actual owners yet with notable milage
There are plenty of others:
Pro-Comp Xtreme A/T
Pro-Comp A/T
Bridgestone Duelers, I've got the Revo's on my stockers, great for a stock replacement.
Firestone Destination AT
Cooper Discoverer ATR
Michelin LTX
Goodyear
Off Brands
Anyone wants to do a review like the ones above and PM it to me I will add it to the original post, I just threw this together. Who knows maybe we can get a sticky.
:endofshow