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Arisun After Shock

  • Max performance summer
  • 4 sizes

Best for weekend off-roaders. Suited for drivers who occasionally venture off the beaten path and need decent handling on varied terrains.

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Our take

The Arisun After Shock is a viable option for drivers who prioritize off-road handling over wet performance. With a dry grip score of 6.5 and handling at 6.5, it performs adequately in off-road conditions, aligning closely with the all-terrain category averages. However, its wet grip score of 4 is notably below the category average of 5.2, which could be a limitation for those encountering frequent rain.

The absence of a treadwear warranty is a key consideration, especially when compared to competitors like the Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015, which offers a warranty. This tire's comfort score of 6 matches the category average, making it a reasonable option for mixed driving conditions, but its noise level is average at best.

When cross-shopping, the Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season provides better wet grip, making it a more suitable choice for those who need reliable wet performance. The After Shock is best for drivers who primarily need a tire for off-road adventures and don't mind the trade-off in wet conditions. If wet grip and a treadwear warranty are priorities, consider alternatives like the Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015.

Pros

  • Off-road traction is respectable with a dry grip score of 6.5, close to the category average of 6.6.
  • Handling score of 6.5 aligns well with the category, providing decent control on varied terrains.
  • Comfort score matches the category average of 6, making it a reasonable choice for mixed driving conditions.

Cons

  • Lack of a treadwear warranty and subpar wet grip make it less appealing for those who drive frequently in wet conditions.
  • Wet grip score of 4 falls below the category average of 5.2, which could be a concern in rainy conditions.
  • No treadwear warranty is offered, unlike competitors such as the Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015 which provides a mileage warranty.
  • The Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season offers better wet grip, making it a stronger option for those prioritizing wet performance.

Tirescouter Editorial analysis, written from manufacturer specs with AI assistance. It is not based on road tests or owner reviews. How we score

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Available sizes

Every size the After Shock comes in. Pick a size to compare other tires made in it.

Every size this tire comes in, with its load, speed and UTQG ratings
SizeShop this sizeLoad indexSpeed ratingUTQGWarrantyMax loadMax PSI
30/10.00R14Not listedNot listedNot gradedNoneNot listedNot listed
30/10.00R15104Q · 99 mphNot gradedNoneNot listedNot listed
32/10.00R1486Not listedNot gradedNoneNot listedNot listed
32/10.00R15Not listedNot listedNot gradedNoneNot listedNot listed

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