Best Do-It-All Off-Road Tires
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Looking for a tire that can do it all? Today we go over the top 5 overall tires that you can buy. If you guys are running any of theses tires or have any questions about them, let us know know in the comments.
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Hello, I have a hybrid Ford Maverick on order. I'm never going off-road,but I would like to add a slightly more aggressive tire to give it more of a truck look. So what All terrain would you suggest, Rudy looks nice but really for the road
I bought the Falken Wildpeak Trail this past November. Living in western New York we get pretty big snow storms every year. This tire was awesome throughout the winter and we got around 96 inches of snow this year. It's equally great on wet roads. Haven't noticed any more road noise than I had on my regular all season tire. I highly recommend this tire.
I’m about to get those tires. But I’m wondering if the nitto nomads are more aggressive looking
I am currently driving a 2016 Mitsubishi Montero Sport GLS 4x4 running Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015s for the past 45,000 miles. Tires are quiet on-road at high speeds with dependable off-road on weekends. 👍
Bravo 👏 . Finally, best informative video on Crossover SUV tires.
Glad it was helpful!
Just ordered Baja Boss ATs for my wife's Grand Cherokee Trailhawk. Can't wait to get them mounted and try them out.
Great video. Thank you! Currently running Wildpeak AT Trail on a ‘21 CX-9. Mostly on-road so far with 1000 miles in. Very comfortable on the street and not much different in noise compared to the OEM all weather tires it replaced. But does well on some dirt roads, rain, and beach driving. Never felt like they couldn’t keep up.
Have had the Falken Wildpeak AT Trails on my 2018 Ford Escape AWD. Although mainly on-road driving so far, with a little gravel driving, have not regretted the move from the Continentals that came with the car. Excellent handling and road feel, with only downside being a slight reduction in economy. Fantastic tyre for overlanding in New Zealand conditions. Heading into the mountains in a couple of weeks time, so looking forward to trying them out on some fwd mountain trails.
Just put on a set of Baja Boss A/T’s on my Tacoma 2 days ago! Absolutely love them, they perform perfectly on road and look as aggressive as anyone could ask for out of an A/T. Just can’t wait to get them off road to really feel where they shine.
Lifted disco II
Trail terrain
No complaints what so ever in all weather conditions
Crisp video. I run Yoko Geolandar AT G015 265/66/r17s on my Mahindra Scorpio-n 4x4. They are super grippy with good ride and low noise on roads and highways at speeds and hold up pretty well on trails, rock, sand and slush. Overall I'm very happy with their performance for my 80% road and 20% off-road usage.
Swapped out my Toyo AT's with a set of Falken Wildpeak AT's, and it's remarkable how much better they feel on the road. Lugs appear deeper, but weirdly they aren't as loud on highway. I have yet to drive them in anything but gravel/dirt/regular roads, but the tread pattern and depth makes me think they'll do just fine offroad (along with all of the positive reviews I've read from those who use them for mixed use/overlanding/general purpose offroading)
Which Toyo tires did you have?
I have baja bosses on both my yukons. Never been so confident on ice and snow in North Dakota.
Great tires.
The Cooper AT3 4s has jaw dropping on road performance. It's as good as many performance tires that I've bought in my life. The coopers did surprisingly good in the mud but do find a limit at about 6 inches deep. Other than mud I have zero wheel spin in the Cherokee Trailhawk. No exaggeration... zero... If you're in deeper than 6 inches of mud , you might want an MT tire. They're also super quiet. They have much better wet traction than the factory Firestone destination AT (version 1).
It's a good tire and it's on a good Jeep. It's hard to say who is due the most credit but the combination is amazing !
Cooper Discoverer AT3 are the best overall tires and they are the best all terrains in the rain I have ever used. They are even better than on road highway tires in the rain.
Agree all I ran on my dodge and tundra. Have a outback bow and they don't make the at3 in my size
I agree
Hello all, I have the Falken Wildpeak on my 21’ Bronco Sport First Edition. They are awesome and came on my Bronco from the factory. I would highly recommend them. I do plan on trying the new Nitto option when it’s time to replace them, only to compare because I hear good things about the brand and I think the look good as well.
Glad you like them!
What is your top pick for winter road conditions in Denver , Colorado. Often dry roads but cold in the winter with snow and deep snow at times. I don’t go off-road in snow.
Hello, great video and reviews. I'm driving a 2013 Subaru outback and was wondering which a/t tire was best for street highway and occasional off road. Plus I don't wanna buy new rims, spacers or anything for them to fit. ty :)
I'm curious, do you notice any difference between driver side and passenger side with tread blocks going the opposite direction? I recently got falken wildpeaks and so far like them. 305/55-20 on a 2017 gmc sierra all terrain
I just bought Toyo Open Country At3, but its f2 load rated. Other option was d2 from discount tires. Should I have gotten the lower one for my 2021 toyota sequoia? I plan on overlanding and I'm worried if its too stiff to air down for off road use. Any advice is appreciated since the tires dont come in til next week. I might be able to exchange to lower rating. I will not be towing when I overland, but will have the usual supplies for dispersed camping. The sales guy picked the load range for me but I didnt think about it til I placed the order.
I just put the baja boss at suv on my yukon. Absolutely love them very low road noise. Really excited to see how they perform in this upcoming winter storm. Running them in ND. Mostly running on sharp gravel and highway.
Let us know please how they do in snow
@@christopherloffredo9126 we are forecasted for 20-30 inches of snow in the next 3 days. Can't wait.
@@christopherloffredo9126 28 inches of snow on the ground. Ive driven through 3ft snow where I was pushing snow cuz my yukon is stock height and I never once felt like I was going to get stuck. Compacted snow. Very icy roads where everyone else could barely stop and couldn't take off once stopped. These tires slid a bit but no where near as much as everyone else was. Complete confidence in the ability to stop and just light on the take offs and they were amazing. Only time I had to pop 4x4 was to pull our snow plow out of the ditch he was buried in and these tires hooked up and drug him out like nothing. We are going to put a set on our 4Runner now for sure. I couldnt be happier with their performance and will be telling everyone I can about these tires. I did a lot of research and reading and couldn't have picked a better tire for ND conditions. 5/5 hands down.
@@DC-iu2eh awesome, thanks very much!
@@christopherloffredo9126 so we got a 2nd shot of snow. About 15 more inches. I drove about 200 miles with these tires and some parts were super snow and slush covered. One part I was plowing a trail through 3 inches of hard slush. 1 part we needed 4 wheel drive and the drifts were throwing us all over as we plowed through. Not a single time did we slip or lose traction or control of my yukon. All highway miles for that trip. Super nasty roads. Absolutely phenomenal performance from these tires!
Trying to decide between the falken wildpeak at trail and the nitto nomad for my new crosstrek wilderness. I don't do off roading but live on the northeast so it has to perform well in the snow, ice and wet roads and like the looks of a more aggressive tire than stock
I would go with the Wildpeak tires! They definitely handle their own for us up here in Wisconsin with the snow & ice!
I just put FALKEN WILDPEAK A/T TRAIL P 235/60/R18 107H XL RBL on my 2021 Ford Bronco Sport Outer Bank and love the way they handle, and love the bigger tire than 225/60/R18 100H. I have seen a lot of videos and decided these would be the best tires with the ratings/warranty they have. Happy Trailing everyone:)
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BF Goodrich are good tires, but have poor traction in rain, causing fishtailing. The coopers are a fantastic tire with very good traction in all wrather and all driving conditions. The cooper has excellent towing and hauling traction as well.
I have a set of BFG terrains on a 2018 tundra in 275/60/20. The wet weather traction is not the best but I’m thinking I got overspray tire shine on the thread and that what caused slippage. They are very smooth and quiet and look great. I think they would look much better if they have a more aggressive side pattern. They do get louder when they break in but not super bad but worth mentioning. One odd thing is that tire shine does not stick to the side wall. It soaks up almost if like the tire was thirsty. This happen to me also with my KO2. Towing they did great and for the price they are not bad.
How would you compare the trail terrain's to the ko2's?
@@MONSTERGUYPMhonestly I would look at the Ko3 it’s the new version of the Ko2. The ko2 is outdated and does have very good wet weather traction
The BFG Trail Terrains don't have good wet traction pre Tire Rack's comparison testing with the Falkens and Nittos.
can you review the Monsta Terrain Gripper
can you do review of Monsta Terrain Gripper tires
Have you reviewed the new Cooper Road + Trail that replaces Discovery ATs 4s?
Hi, great videos guys, thank you. My question for you is what AT tire is the quietest? I do snow and light off road by, the majority of my time (70%) is on the road but I do want an aggressive stance on my RAM truck. Thank you!
Cooper discoverer AT3 would be a good fir for ya
Where dose the Pro Comp fit in ?
Links for the tires mentioned?
Hey guys. First of all, Great videos! I enjoy them always and I learn a lot every time.
I have a question. I have a 2007 Voyager Minivan as my daily and only vehicle, I spend a lot of time on pavement and hit the highway every single week. I constantly travel around 100mph in a very hot weather (I live in Mexico right in the center with a hot semi-dessert just like texas, but not as hot). I'm interested on the BFG Trail Terrains because I often go to MTB trailheads, Use Gravel roads and fireroads, Go to the forest to camp with my family, etc. I also liked the nitto nomad grapplers, but I really dont want to loose any braking grip or any wet pavement performance if possible. Any advice? I guess I would be looking for something I would define as a Summer compound Trail terrain tyre. Thanks for the advice
Hi there, can I have your thought on the On-Road performance compared between Yoko's G015 and BFG Trail Terran? Especially on the comfort and noise.
Thank you!
I live out in Arizona which one would you lean more towards for our sand and gravels roads . But I do like to go up north to more forest type of areas in the winter .
I personally like to go up north and take on the woods!
Note to self 6:55 Y GO15
Which of these would you say has the best snow/ice performance. I know they all have the 3 peak snowflake, but which one has the best combo of siping and rubber compound to help in the winter?
Would say the Falkens however the options from Mickey Thompson are a solid pick as well!
Much better.
I just got the Nomad Grappler on my Honda CRV. In few months Im driving from Alaska to Arizona and am very excited for these new tires.
How did it go?
@@rex_s80 awesome tires! Glad I got those.
Hi, there, I am torn between the
Continental TerrainContact A/T and Bfgoodrich Trail Terrain T/A for my GX460. I am one of those weekend offroaders. Which one in your opinion is better? Thanks!
I would run with the BFG's! Incredibly popular tire for what you are looking to use them for plus the pricing on them is not terrible!
@@TrailBuilt Thanks!
Hey what size are those bfgoodrich tires on your highlander? I was hoping to get some for my 2018 Highlander limited but it doesn’t appear they have the right size?
Specs to Josh's build are here! www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/wheel-offset-gallery/1362892/2012-toyota-highlander-black-rock-detour-adf-leveling-kit
might weird compare for my Infiniti QX4. The KO2 and Trail-Terrain, both BFG, but witch one has better noise control and winter, rain/snow and ice road control?
not going to hard-core off-road like rock and deep mud. only going to beach and winter mountain.
Toyo RT.
Honestly shocked the bfgoodrich you brought up, I have the k02 and that's what I thought you'd bring up. Not complaining caught me a bit off guard is all. Honestly been looking around for new tires to know what to put on next I like falkens and I've seen good cooper's and mickey Thompsons in the shop I'm at, just can't decide. They are all amazing tires. I want a really cool aggressive tire, but something with not as much road noise. Raod noise isn't my big issue just something my family doesn't like and it's really hard to talk on the phone with it too. My tires are amazing I've had them over 2 years and they grip in everything I did have little slight trouble in this last winter. And sometimes I slip when I fully accelerate on dry pavement so something with more grip on both would be amazing. Overall amazing tires no complaints. My buddy in the shop told me about his cooper's on his jeep how he was going through rocks and the sidewall was clinging to the rocks even parked it with the sidewalls from 2 or 3 tires. Mickey great aggressive tires look amazing heard nothing but good things offroad wise. Falken is probly my favorite brand out of them so it is tricky I hope everyone reading this long ass comment takes this into consideration and maybe someone with more experience could help me find my tire. I have a 2019 rav4 and 245/65/17? I think I can't remember for sure. If possible I'll go with 255's or 265's but not sure yet, no idea if it hits or rubbs so have to test that. Lots to think about with tires I do press anyone to really think before buying cause so many people rush into it and come back in for new tires cause they wear out to fast or early tread separation.
BFG makes a very good tire. Id say its only fault is it slips in rain.
I live in washington state with alot of rain and some snow I need a new set for my 2002 jeep grand cherokee and I have always ran toyo at but I would like to try something different so whatwould yall recommend for me and I drive 50/50 on and off road
Try the cooper discoverer. It has excellent wet weather traction.
I'm looking for affordable off road tires for 2006 Rav4. It's a 2" Readylift on it. I believe the biggest tire size I can go with and avoid issues or buying new rims is 235x65x18. Do you have any recommendations?
Maxxis 771s are what im debating for my crosstrek sport running ko2s on my jk 4dr rubi...they do well but the trek will be 80-90 on road
I have a 2005 GMC Sierra 4x4 crew cab 1500 with a RC leveling kit. I pull a 23ft pontoon boat. Thinking about the MT baja boss AT. Would you recommend a load E tire or is standard SL good enough for that?
Get E rated if you tow
The cooper discoverer has excellent towing and hauling traction. Its good on the pavement and off road.
No links?
What tires would you all recommend for cross country trip driving through Midwest in November ? ( I have a 4Runner ) I do no off-roading
Cooper has the Discoverer AT3's that I really enjoy plus they would fit perfectly for what you are looking to use them for. Otherwise Radar is another option! Check out some of these options here, www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/store/tires?sort=popular&tire_type=All%20Season&saleToggle=0&qdToggle=0
Cooper discoverer.
Hi Guys You Forgot to show the new Toyo Open country AT III, we think is the best AT tire. congratulation for your excelent content. be in touch
I have these tires and went off-roading all day yesterday with them. They are simply amazing and they are also a great on-road tire to boot. People need to flush their opinions of the ATII’s when these come up. Completely different and much improved tire!!
I get mine put on on Thursday!!
I think they are reviewing SUV rated tires and not LT. That is probably why they did not show the Toyo. In other recent videos they had spoken highly about the Toyo.
I bought at3 in f2 load vs d2 from discount tire fory 2nd gen sequoia. Can I still air down for offroad or is it too stiff and unsafe? I'm new to this overlanding. This video covered a lot
@@overlandersnorthwest you can air down and go overlanding no problem.
At3 4s stomps all those tires. Especially in winter conditions. I know this fro. Personal testing of 3 of these tires on my own personal rig. But I'd guess the Baja boss is very good offroad yet won't hang in the ice and snow conditions. I've been blown away by my newest set of 235/65/17 cooper at3 4s. Ps. Sl tires are good to 44psi and xl tires are good for 50psi. Just saying 😉
Which tires?
So which one for a Land Rover Discovery? I want the looks of a AT but don’t want to loose street manors. I appreciate everyone’s opinion
Personally I like anything from Falken but some of it is personal preference!
Get the cooper discoverer. It gives a soft comfie ride and preforms very well in all weather and all terrain. Thats my experience.
I have a 392 wrangler and I'm wondering if I need to research to go to a 37 inch tire. Thanks
392 should be able to take a 35" tire from the factory since it's a Rubicon. Does it have the extreme recon package? If yes, you should be good to go up to 37s from the factory since the ER package has a lift over the standard Rubicon plus lower gearing. You might have a touch of rubbing if you're flexing really hard on trails but that's it. If you don't have the extreme recon package, you need a 2-3" lift to run 37s. They'll technically fit on a factory Rubicon but they WILL rub the moment you leave the pavement.
Wouldnt think 37s would be a problem at all...35s on my rubi even before the lift
Should I go with 225/55/18 or 235/50/18 for Subaru Forester sport??
I am seeing some Foresters in the gallery running those specs so it is possible! Do you have a tire in mind?
@@TrailBuilt 225/55/18 are my stock size.i actually ment to put 225/60/18 which just a little higher so whenever I'm due for a tire change that's what I'm going do
Nitto Terra
I don’t see the links in the descriptions for the tires.
That is weird I wonder where they went! I can grab the links, were you looking at every tire or did you have one in specific you were interested in?
@@TrailBuilt I was wondering about the Baja trail boss and what you think about it for mostly daily driving and some off-road. I have the G015 now. Also wanted the 235/65 but couldn’t find it in that tire
I do probably 95% of my driving on the road on Long Island with a lot of snow and ice in the winter but I love going to the beach probably once a week and I love doing any off-roading I can which is probably once a month I was thinking of the BF Goodrich trail terrains what's your opinion for the best tire for that what I am doing
I did the duratrax, I had to pull a Chevy out of a ditch he just kept sliding around a corner going pretty slow I passed him probably going faster than him definitely recommend duratrax
He had ko2s newish ones
No mention of the cooper rugged treks??? I’ve had mine for over 10,000 miles and they would destroy any of the ones you mentioned on any surface. The only one that would come close is the Baja Boss. 4-5”s of wet mud and I didn’t even need 4wd in my 4Runner to get through and it wasn’t just a mud hole. It was about 150-200’ of driving. I’ve watched several of your videos and you all give no love to the rugged treks. I think you’re doing potential customers a disservice by leaving them out.
I wonder why Tire rack gave the bfg trail a bad review.
Probably because they were only looking at dry/wet cornering and braking numbers on a track, splitting hairs like its a competition racing tire.
BFG makes a good tire, but they slip and slide in rain and wet weather.
Nooooo, we want the raw take.
You speaking french who's we
Kind of like Jeep being the top dog of doing it all and Toyota and Ford light duty of everything GM has a terrible CEO destroying her company too many front wheel drive vehicles