Best All Terrain Tires for the 200 Series

[Supra Turbo]

Bumping this thread up to see if there has been any new releases with positive feedback.

Currently running 285/65/18's KO2s load range E and would not mind something a bit softer while not sacrificing much in terms of handling.

Already have 17" wheels on standby and thinking 285/75/17 tires, no regearing, so would prefer not something overly heavy either.

Anyone tried Cooper Discoverer Stronghold A/T? Do these have 3 ply sidewall in the above size?

 

[7000ft]

What is everyone using for All Terrain Tires? Curious on size of the AT tire that also accommodates chains for extreme winter situations.

Thank you.

I just replaced my Nitto Ridge Grappler 285x65x18 (56,000 miles) with Nito Terra Grappler 285x65x18. I'm a Nitto FanBoy , stayed withe the brand. I wanted a smoother ride with better wet/ traction ability.

 

[riffman12]

Another fairly new option - The Yokohama AT4. I couldn't find much in the way of reviews, especially for E load tires. I got 275/70/18

Really happy with their road manners so far. Pretty quiet. Don't ride too harsh at ~38 psi.

Will report back once I get them in the rocks and snow

 

[Madtiger]

Another fairly new option - The Yokohama AT4. I couldn't find much in the way of reviews, especially for E load tires. I got 275/70/18

Really happy with their road manners so far. Pretty quiet. Don't ride too harsh at ~38 psi.

Will report back once I get them in the rocks and snow

It looks to be LT…..38 may be too low.

 

[riffman12]

It looks to be LT…..38 may be too low.

I used this tire pressure calculator and it suggested 37 psi

maybe @gaijin could provide some guidance? The specs are LT275/70R18 - 125/122S - E load

 

[TimCFJ40]

Bumping this thread up to see if there has been any new releases with positive feedback.

Currently running 285/65/18's KO2s load range E and would not mind something a bit softer while not sacrificing much in terms of handling.

Already have 17" wheels on standby and thinking 285/75/17 tires, no regearing, so would prefer not something overly heavy either.

Anyone tried Cooper Discoverer Stronghold A/T? Do these have 3 ply sidewall in the above size?

My short list of tires for my next set has the Stronghold at the top. I'm on 285/70R17s, leaning towards the 295/70R17 to get a slightly larger tire without going all the way to the 285/75R17 while gaining a bit of width.

 

[studawg]

Many will say to go with the Michelin XZL, but I think the sidewalls are too stiff, so I go with these on my daily commuters...

 

[dubyahard]

Many will say to go with the Michelin XZL, but I think the sidewalls are too stiff, so I go with these on my daily commuters...

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With 0 psi on bead locks I assume?

 

[studawg]

With 0 psi on bead locks I assume?

I actually put a vaccuum on them and run at -5 PSI, I really like the sidewall flex over speed bumps, but of course beadlocks

 

[mfeferman]

I used this tire pressure calculator and it suggested 37 psi

maybe @gaijin could provide some guidance? The specs are LT275/70R18 - 125/122S - E load

Same. I have the same size tire and I actually run 35.