On road AT tires - I'm down to three options

[dard6555]

Not a lot of testing on these Nokians. They seem interesting based on some reviews but I’d want more of a track record before buying. Thanks for the suggestion though.

Track record? Nokian invented the snow tire about 90 years ago. They know how to make a tire for all conditions. I had the Nokian Outpost AT on a Silverado, and I loved them, way better than a KO 2. I also run Nokian winter studless on my wife's SUV.

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[NevadaBob]

Thanks for input and suggestions. I ordered the Kumho Road Venture AT 52s. There are a lot of good reviews of these tires and they should be a little more capable than the others I was considering while still be pretty quite and smooth on pavement. Time will tell.

How are the Kumho's working out? They're on my short list.

 

[markal49]

How are the Kumho's working out? They're on my short list.

I’m happy. Driving moderate trails the grip has been very good. No punctures or cuts so far. Snow grip is good enough (but most decent tires do well in our dry, powdery snow). On road, the noise is tolerable and grip on curvy mountain roads has been fine, but I don’t really push it. I’m about 7-8k miles in (forget exactly when I got them) but I haven’t closely checked the level of wear yet. One has come out of balance, but I’ll get that fixed soon.

I’d recommend them!

 

[Nuke]

Firestone Destinations are smooth and quiet. Great Tires

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