Quietest all terrain tires

[landarcht]

Coming up soon to replace tires, wanted to get some advice which of the following are quietest based on your experience. I don't off road much and no rock crawling. Occasional mount terrain and sand gravel and some snow at most. 285/75/R16. Don't prefer Michelin defender since it's not aggressive of pattern and wearability.
Narrowed down to these four :
Ridge Grappler
Falken Wild Peak AT 4W
Toyo Open country AT3
Goodyear Duratrac

 

[dubdub20003]

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Really detailed reviews and assessments of tires, allowing you to gauge what matters to you most. Everything with tires is compromises, so you have to be honest about your use-case… or at least of the owner you want to pretend to be! I churn lots of highway miles in winter/ mountains, so found best in snow coverage that wasn’t too heavy, and put them on SCS 18lb wheels!

 

[BurntToast]

My ridge grapplers on my f150 are loud af after 10-15k miles. My pops and friend has duratracs, similar issues. AT4W or AT3 seems the go-to

 

[MountaineerLC]

I’ve had AT4W’s for about 9 months. Not a ton of mileage on them yet, but I’ve been very happy with their performance. Noise level is quite low and much quieter than my old KO2’s.

 

[1911]

Coming up soon to replace tires, wanted to get some advice which of the following are quietest based on your experience. I don't off road much and no rock crawling. Occasional mount terrain and sand gravel and some snow at most. 285/75/R16. Don't prefer Michelin defender since it's not aggressive of pattern and wearability.
Narrowed down to these four :
Ridge Grappler
Falken Wild Peak AT 4W
Toyo Open country AT3
Goodyear Duratrac

I have run several sets of Toyo Open Country AT and MT both. I really like these tires, as they are long-wearing and sturdy (not prone to flats or tearing sidewalls), but they are not particularly quiet. The Cooper AT's I have one one truck now are more quiet than the Toyo AT's. The others on your list I have no experience with.

 

[David*BJ70]

I propose to give my opinion about a tire that's not on your list.

After +/- 11,000 miles, my Cooper AT3 xlt still is one of the quietest AT tires I've ever owned.

Locally, they are regularly on special at 20% and once or twice a year at 25%. Not insignificant for a quality tire.

 

[ERG80]

I am also having a good experience with cooper at3’s on my tuck and highly recommend them. Quiet and good traction. They didn’t come in the size I wanted for my cruiser so I got toyo atIII’s for it. I also like those and would recommend.

 

[Patassa]

I'm SUPER curious and interested in these new Nitto Terra Grappler G3s. Esp for 2-3 overlanding trips a year but otherwise racking up miles on pavement. My Ridge Grapplers have 60k on them, they are getting rougher and louder as usual.

 

[Economadic]

Coming up soon to replace tires, wanted to get some advice which of the following are quietest based on your experience. I don't off road much and no rock crawling. Occasional mount terrain and sand gravel and some snow at most. 285/75/R16. Don't prefer Michelin defender since it's not aggressive of pattern and wearability.
Narrowed down to these four :
Ridge Grappler
Falken Wild Peak AT 4W
Toyo Open country AT3
Goodyear Duratrac

Also check out Yokohama Geolandar AT4