Twelve A/T Tires Tested On the Road - Review by Tire Rack

[tacorancher]

Standard load Falkens. 285/70/17. If I don’t bust them open on the trails, I think these are going to look amazing and ride like clouds.

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[M40A1]

I like them a lot. Had the “Discoverer 4S” (the predecessor) before, and these are updated a bit. They are quieter, but you still get A/T lug hum at speed, nothing horrible. Rain and snow show the true uses for these. Grip is fantastic in snow/ice. So much so that I stopped swapping winters on. If winter tires are 99% grip in the winter, these are like 95%.

Any thoughts on wet pavement performance?

 

[The Dude]

Any thoughts on wet pavement performance?

Wet pavement is above average, but not fantastic. It’s pretty easy to spin the wheels when taking off from a stop. Once you’re rolling though, grip is really good, thanks to the siping.

 

[Mulepadre]

Regrettably, they did not review the Toyo Open Country A/T III.
I have them on both my 2003 and 2024 Tacoma now.
I like them better than the Hankook and BF Goodrich that I had in the past.

 

[Airborne]

@tacorancher is our in house tire “Gurue “…
David

 

[jkashmire]

I went through a bunch of A/T tire reviews before swapping mine out, and those Tire Rack tests helped me narrow it down. I ended up going with a set that balanced quiet on the highway and decent grip on dirt roads. I even checked pneusquebec.net while comparing heavy truck tires because their size charts gave me a better sense of how different widths and sidewalls would actually look and fit.

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