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All-terrain, or “AT” tires are a great investment if you love to go off-roading in your Jeep, pickup truck, SUV, or hatchback; they’re also great to have year-round if you live in an area that requires all-season tires for the changing seasons. These tires are built with traction that can handle anything from rocks and mud to ice and heavy or light snow, as well as pavement for everyday use.
Please note: products recommended in this guide are for individual tires. If you want a full set of four, you must specify the quantity at checkout. In addition, the size of the tires you need will vary depending on your vehicle and wheel size.
To help you find the best AT tires for your truck, SUV, and other applicable vehicles, we shopped around for a variety of options available online. Based on our research, these are some of the best all-terrain tires you can get online right now.
Minimal noise on and off the road
Long treadwear life
CoreGard Technology
A little pricey
While looking at these tires, consider the size of both your vehicle and of the tires you want in order to determine if they will fit, how quiet they are both on and off the road, their grip performance, and whether they come with a warranty. If you want your all-terrain tires to last as long as possible, rotate them every 5,000 miles or so (or every time you get an oil change) to ensure even wear.
Unlike mud terrain tires, all-terrain tires are road tires made to be driven both down the main road and off the beaten path. Although mud tires can still be driven on pavement, they’re made with greater tread patterns for even better off road performance in aggressive conditions, such as deep mud and puddles.
Do you have a lift kit installed on your vehicle? If so, you may be able to fit bigger all-terrain tires on it. If your tires rub when you turn the wheel, you can also buy spacers for them, which may solve that problem.
Being able to fit the tires you want will all depend on your vehicle make and how high your lift is (if you have one). For example, I have a 2.5-inch lift installed in my Jeep Wrangler and can fit the 33-inch Falken Wildpeak all-terrain Tires available at Walmart.
Lily Hartman
Staff Writer, Search
Lily Hartman is a staff writer who also enjoys writing magazine articles about health and outdoor recreation. In her free time, she likes to hike, camp, run, and lift weights.
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