All Terrain tires

All-terrain tires are engineered to excel in diverse driving conditions, offering excellent grip on both rugged trails and smooth highways.

All Terrain

About All-Terrain Tires

When the week includes a campsite pull-in, a gravel turnoff, or a loaded run to the jobsite, all-terrain tires give your vehicle the extra bite it needs without turning pavement miles into a chore. Elite Tire & Suspension can help you compare sizes and tread styles through Shop Tires so the fit matches how you actually drive.

All-terrain tires are a strong match for pickups, SUVs, and 4x4s that need dependable traction on dirt, broken pavement, and wet shoulders, along with enough road manners for everyday use. For a road-friendly benchmark, BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 is a popular choice, while Michelin LTX A/T 2 leans tougher for harder use.

If your routes stay mostly smooth, All-Season Tires may feel quieter and easier to live with. When your driving gets rougher but does not call for full trail aggression, all-terrain tires stay in the useful middle ground.

Why Choose All-Terrain Tires?

  • Choose the right ruggedness

    All-terrain tires come in milder and more aggressive styles, so it helps to match the tread to your roads. Start with Shop Tires to narrow the field before you commit.

  • Fitment support for real trucks and SUVs

    Load range, wheel size, and suspension setup all affect how all-terrain tires ride and wear. Elite Tire & Suspension can help with Tire Consultation and Tire Pressure Check so the setup works on your vehicle.

  • A useful comparison point

    The Michelin LTX A/T 2 is a good example of balanced all-terrain performance for daily driving. It is worth comparing against Mud Tires when you want traction without going overly aggressive.

  • Service that helps wear stay even

    After installation, Wheel Alignment Check, Tire Rotation, and Wheel Balancing can help your all-terrain set stay smooth and consistent.

Know Your Tire Size?

Input your width, aspect ratio and rim size to start shopping for the right fit for your vehicle.

Where to find the tire size on a tire sidewall

What to Know Before Buying All-Terrain Tires

Before buying all-terrain tires, confirm the size, load index, speed rating, and clearance your truck or SUV needs. That matters even more if you tow, carry tools, or have suspension changes, and Tire Consultation can help you sort out the details.

Expect a trade-off. All-terrain tires usually give you more traction on gravel and dirt than All-Season Tires, but they can add road noise, a firmer ride, and a bit more rolling resistance. If most of your miles are paved, the quieter category may make more sense; if you need deeper off-road bite, compare them with Mud Tires.

If you want a practical starting point, Nexen Roadian ATX is worth a look, and Schedule Appointment with Elite Tire & Suspension when you are ready to choose your set.