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Best all-terrain tires

All-terrain tires bridge the gap between on-road comfort and off-road capability. Aggressive open-shoulder tread patterns and cut-resistant compounds handle dirt, gravel, and light trails, while modern designs keep highway noise and wear at levels a daily driver can live with. Many carry the 3PMSF snowflake rating, making them a legitimately good winter-weather choice for trucks.

Spec scores are our estimates from five manufacturer specs, not road tests. Severe-snow rated models carry the three-peak mountain snowflake on at least one size. How we score

Models
227
Sizes
190
Spec score range
50–85
Severe-snow rated
85

Top 30 all-terrain tires by spec score

Highest estimated spec score first. Each scale runs from the lowest to the highest score among the 121 scored all-terrain tires (50 to 85).

How we score

  1. Pirelli Scorpion Verde

    Best for long-distance adventurers.

    80StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    400
    Traction
    AA
    Speed rating
    V · 149 mph
    • Off-road traction benefits from a wet grip score of 8, significantly above the category average of 5.2.
    • The 70,000-mile treadwear warranty is well above the all-terrain category average of 55,717 miles, promising longer use.
    • The UTQG treadwear rating of 400 could mean a shorter lifespan for those who prioritize maximum durability.

  2. Pirelli Scorpion Verde Run Flat

    Best for drivers in wet climates.

    80StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    400
    Traction
    AA
    Speed rating
    V · 149 mph
    • Wet grip score of 8 significantly exceeds the all-terrain category average of 5.2, making it a strong performer in rainy conditions.
    • UTQG traction grade of AA indicates reliable stopping power on wet surfaces, which is a notable advantage for an all-terrain tire.
    • Lack of a treadwear warranty could be a concern for drivers looking for guaranteed longevity.

  3. Pirelli Scorpion Zero AS Plus 3

    Best for wet-weather off-roaders.

    78Strong
    Warranty
    50k mi
    Treadwear
    600
    Traction
    AA
    Speed rating
    V · 149 mph
    • Wet grip score of 8 significantly exceeds the all-terrain category average of 5.2, making it a strong performer in rainy conditions.
    • Treadlife rating of 8 is backed by a 50,000-mile warranty, which is competitive within the segment.
    • If you prioritize dry grip, the slightly below-average score may not meet your expectations, especially compared to other options.

  4. Pirelli Scorpion

    Best for off-road enthusiasts.

    78StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    400
    Traction
    AA
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph
    • Off-road traction is supported by a UTQG traction grade of AA, suggesting strong grip in varied conditions.
    • Wet grip score of 8 significantly exceeds the all-terrain category average of 5.2, enhancing safety in rainy conditions.
    • Lack of a treadwear warranty could increase long-term costs for high-mileage users.

  5. Falken WildPeak A/T Trail

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for long-distance adventurers.

    76Strong
    Warranty
    65k mi
    Treadwear
    680
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph
    • Outstanding treadlife with a 65,000-mile warranty, well above the all-terrain category average of 55,717 miles.
    • Features 3PMSF certification, indicating reliable traction in severe snow conditions.
    • If quiet highway performance is a top priority, this tire's average noise level may not meet expectations.

  6. General Grabber AT3

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for off-road enthusiasts.

    76StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    560
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    V · 149 mph
    • Off-road traction is bolstered by the 3PMSF rating, making it suitable for varied terrains and conditions.
    • Treadlife score of 8 indicates durability, supported by a UTQG treadwear rating of 560, which is solid for an all-terrain tire.
    • Lack of a treadwear warranty could be a dealbreaker for those seeking a long-term investment with guaranteed mileage.

  7. Nexen Roadian GTX

    Best for long-distance adventurers.

    75Strong
    Warranty
    70k mi
    Treadwear
    600
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph
    • Off-road traction is supported by a 600 UTQG treadwear rating, promising durability in rugged conditions.
    • 70,000-mile treadwear warranty exceeds the all-terrain category average of 55,717 miles, indicating a longer lifespan.
    • Lacks 3PMSF certification, limiting its effectiveness in severe winter conditions compared to some all-terrain competitors.

  8. Continental TerrainContact A/T

    Best for weekend off-roaders.

    75Strong
    Warranty
    60k mi
    Treadwear
    680
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph
    • Off-road traction is solid, supported by a 680 UTQG treadwear rating and a 60,000-mile warranty — above the category average of 55,717 miles.
    • Wet grip score of 6 is above the category benchmark of 5.2, making it a reliable choice for rainy conditions.
    • Lacks a 3PMSF rating, making it less suitable for drivers who encounter severe winter conditions regularly.

  9. Pirelli Scorpion WeatherActive

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for daily commuters in mixed climates.

    75Strong
    Warranty
    60k mi
    Treadwear
    700
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph
    • Treadlife score of 8.7 aligns well with its 60,000-mile warranty, offering solid longevity for a touring tire.
    • Wet grip rating of 7.5 exceeds the category average of 6.9, indicating reliable performance in rainy conditions.
    • The lower dry grip rating may disappoint those who prioritize spirited driving on dry roads.

  10. Continental CrossContact UHP

    Best for weekend adventurers.

    75StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    420
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    W · 168 mph
    • Off-road traction benefits from a balanced UTQG traction grade of A, making it suitable for varied terrain.
    • Wet grip score of 6, which is above the category average of 5.2, offers better performance in rainy conditions compared to some all-terrain competitors.
    • Lack of a treadwear warranty could increase long-term costs for budget-conscious buyers.

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  1. Nexen Roadian ATX

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for long-distance adventurers.

    74Strong
    Warranty
    70k mi
    Treadwear
    560
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  2. BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain T/A

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for off-road adventurers.

    74Strong
    Warranty
    60k mi
    Treadwear
    660
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  3. Hankook Dynapro AT2

    Best for budget-conscious off-roaders.

    74Strong
    Warranty
    60k mi
    Treadwear
    660
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  4. Pirelli Scorpion Zero A/S NCS

    Best for off-road enthusiasts.

    74Strong
    Warranty
    60k mi
    Treadwear
    500
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    Y · 186 mph

  5. Pirelli Scorpion Zero

    Best for off-road enthusiasts.

    74StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    400
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    Y · 186 mph

  6. Pirelli Scorpion MS

    Best for adventurous off-roaders.

    73StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    500
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  7. Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season

    Best for long-distance drivers.

    73StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    500
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  8. Vredestein Pinza AT

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for long-distance adventurers.

    72Strong
    Warranty
    70k mi
    Treadwear
    650
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  9. Kumho Road Venture AT52

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for snow-prone off-roaders.

    72StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    50k mi
    Treadwear
    680
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    R · 106 mph

  10. Pirelli Scorpion Zero All Season Plus

    Best for moderate off-road enthusiasts.

    72Strong
    Warranty
    50k mi
    Treadwear
    500
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    Y · 186 mph

  11. Yokohama Geolandar X-CV

    Best for on-road focused SUV drivers.

    72Strong
    Warranty
    50k mi
    Treadwear
    520
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    W · 168 mph

  12. Pirelli Scorpion Zero Asimmetrico

    Best for mixed-terrain adventurers.

    72StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    420
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    V · 149 mph

  13. Yokohama ADVAN S.T.

    Best for moderate off-road enthusiasts.

    72StrongFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    320
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    W · 168 mph

  14. Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT

    Best for long-distance adventurers.

    71Good
    Warranty
    80k mi
    Treadwear
    500
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  15. General Grabber APT

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for off-road adventurers.

    71Good
    Warranty
    60k mi
    Treadwear
    520
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  16. Toyo Open Country A/T III EV

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for off-road enthusiasts.

    71Good
    Warranty
    50k mi
    Treadwear
    600
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  17. Continental 4x4 Contact

    Best for urban drivers.

    71GoodFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    360
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    V · 149 mph

  18. Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure

    Best for off-road enthusiasts.

    71GoodFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    640
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  19. Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT

    Severe-snow rated

    Best for long-distance adventurers.

    70Good
    Warranty
    65k mi
    Treadwear
    620
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

  20. Cooper Discoverer CrossRange

    Best for weekend adventurers.

    70GoodFrom 4 of 5 specs
    Warranty
    None listed
    Treadwear
    400
    Traction
    A
    Speed rating
    H · 130 mph

Popular brands in all-terrain

The number beside each brand is how many of its models we analyze in this category.

About all-terrain tires

The tradeoffs against a highway tire are measurable: expect somewhat more noise, roughly 1–2 mpg of fuel economy, longer wet-braking distances on pavement, and heavier weight. Within the category there is a wide spectrum — some models lean "80/20 road-biased" with mild tread, others approach mud-terrain aggressiveness. Load range and sidewall toughness matter if you air down off-road or carry heavy loads.

Pick an all-terrain if your truck or SUV genuinely leaves the pavement — fire roads, job sites, camping, snow country. If your gravel driveway is the extent of it, a highway all-season truck tire will ride better and last longer.

Frequently asked questions

What are all-terrain tires best for?

All-Terrain tires are best for drivers who want mixed on-road comfort with genuine dirt, gravel, and snow capability. The right choice still depends on your climate, vehicle, and whether you value comfort, tread life, or maximum traction most.

How do I choose the right all-terrain tire?

Start with your vehicle fitment and climate, then compare price, warranty, category strengths, and special ratings like 3PMSF for snow use. Tire Scouter helps narrow the best all-terrain options once you know your size or vehicle.

Are premium all-terrain tires worth it?

Premium all-terrain tires can be worth it if you care about wet braking, quieter ride quality, longer warranty coverage, or better cold-weather performance. Budget options can still make sense when price matters most, but they usually involve tradeoffs.

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