All Terrian tire that's not All Terrian

[tt_johnsclist]

Another vote for Perelli Scorpions, they fit the bill for A/T but not A/T. Quiet, handle well, durable, with just a little aggression for the occasional need.

 

[WRO]

I ended up up with a good deal on some Kuhmo Venture A/T 52, Honestly they’re holding up pretty dang well so far but haven’t really put them through the paces.

 

[tony]

LoL I forgot about this.
Back in June, I went with Falken Rubitreks. I think i was a little over $800.00 out the door for 4.
Been great tires so far. Trip to Minnesota and Indiana, (Lak Michigan). Hardly any noise, no hit on milage.

https://www.falkentire.com/rubitrek/at

 

[FordFanatic]

Another vote for bfg ko3’s here

 

[Jdeck09]

A little late to the game on this thread. I read through a most of the comments. Does anyone have an opinion on the Yokohama Geolander vs Falken Wildpeak?

I drive cross country then backcountry for my hunts in a stock f150 supercrew.

 

[tony]

I looked at both of those.
These Falken rubitreks have been great!
My driving is 99% on road. This big snow he had back January the tires did well. I want to say any sliding I had was 1. My truck is a ford ranger, so it’s light. 2. The highway wasn’t touched with a plow when I was driving.