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Best Winter All Terrain Tires - 10 All Terrain Winter Truck Tires Reviewed BFG, Nitto, Nokian u0026 More

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Comment from : @OutdoorAuto

I just put the KO3's on my truck a couple of weeks ago I live in Upstate, NY, and we've been getting pounded with snow this year I cannot say enough good things about them They're traction on moderate to deep snow is awesome Hard pack and ice, it stops pretty quickly Wet roads and slush, fantastic Only downside, they are pricy, mine were about $1700 installed, out the door Good luck to anyone in the market
Comment from : @ramtough4384

Nokian 🎉
Comment from : @mikeRatt5000

Dude you know nothing Snow tires are for sale
Comment from : @travisstankowski7495

I need a GREAT snow tire for Jeep YJ, 15" wheel
Comment from : @dougharlow6037

Will you have a dedicated review of the Nitto G3 coming out? Debating between that, Yokohama AT4 g018, and Cooper Stronghold AT on my Bronco Sasquatch All new tires so not many reviews yet K03 in 315/70r17 D load has an undetermined release date still
Comment from : @turtlezixx

Love your reviews Need to buy new tires, for my size tire I’m stuck between the KO3 e load and the at4w c load Not sure if the e load is too much for an f-150
Comment from : @yogii3167

Stopped watching because I lost track of which tire you were talking about
Comment from : @RickyBullock

No toyot at3
Comment from : @Redsr5

Great thorough job Keep it up
Comment from : @StuckinCal2024

Your video reviews are the best 👌 I have a question for you We are getting a Cybertruck within a few months So its a heavy vehicle, id say I spend 85 on the road and about 15 off road camping and short trails What 2 tires or 3 would you narrow it down to, for this truck? We do get plenty of rain 🌧 in my are and winter mix weather I'm in the New England area, so we visit NH, VT and MH throughout the year Anu feedback would be appreciated 👍, thank you very much in advance
Comment from : @joec5086

Any AT tire review that does not include the Cooper Discovery AT3, especially in the snow is a bit suspect
Comment from : @lukedejour

Jackery power station is really ideal choice for using in car!
Comment from : @LanLu-m1e

I took my Baja boss ats off with 104k miles and still having 6/32 left 275/55r20 7000 pound Denali and tow often Tires were phenomenal in everything for me brCurrently have the cooper stronghold ats trying them out Really prefer the Baja boss ats Coopers are squirmy and louder Don’t handle as good brAt 7/32 tho for the Baja boss ats wet traction took a major hit brThe new nitto terra grappler g3s look pretty good I’m considering them Gonna have to do amazing for me to try them tho because so far I’m going back with the Baja boss at brThe Toyo at3s handed great in dry but overall they were ok Baja boss did better at everything tho and lasted longer
Comment from : @jwatt95

Looking for a dedicated studded winter tire Can’t decide between the general grabber and nokian hakkapellita I do some off road trails in the winter and sometimes still get into the rocks depending on conditions, but tired of sliding around in Alaska when the untreated roads get icy Would probably go with Hakkas were it not for you admonishment not to off road them Need 315/70 for a Bronco
Comment from : @EHi-f3r

Great Review! Made me proud I picked up the MT Baja Boss ATs, in LT, for my 4Runner Live in the mountains of Utah, and these feel stickier on snow and ice than my Duratracs, and they ride softer, head to head against the Duratracs They aren’t just tires, they’re an upgrade!
Comment from : @ChristineKenyon

Just ordered the Nokian's for my Ineos Grenadier I'm in Texas so looking for good on-road performance and the confidence to take it on road trips to Colorado/Utah I was impressed with the KO2 for the first 20k miles but wanted larger tires for the ground clearance Hope their great
Comment from : @FlyingTexan

I have the Nitto's on both my chevy K2500 and my little ranger and I love them, our local tire shop had one heck of a good sale price on them compared to BF goodwichs I live in a need everything area, we get lots of lake effect snow, ice storms, rain, and really hot summers that said it does have a weakness one most people might not discover if you let it go flat and dont air it up right away, it will perm-deform very quickly I bought a set of used rims, all four had just enough of a deformation to cause a rim leak I didnt notice, came back from a 3 day vacation, and in just those 3 days of being flat, they had a noticeable thud once refilled on new rims amazing tire, but if you let em go flat, they never really ever recover from it
Comment from : @pepsilove6306

Milestar Patagonia X/T aren't on this list but only cause they beat out all of these in every category
Comment from : @drdiesel6199

why dont you add Copper tires I have been looking for Bronco Tire in the 35 range ( 315 or 35 ) but need Highway, gravel, snow, and random off road Most seem very heavy, and throw rock really bad any Ideas? seems like people love Falcon's but they are very heavy Ko3 are really bad at throwing rocks
Comment from : @BrentEdmonds-f7v

Duratrac RT is the best tire off rd ive used Great in everything sno mud rock Does it all
Comment from : @REDNECKROOTS

@OutdoorAuto Any thoughts on Maxis Razr AT 811 for offroadingp primarily in Gravel roads, Rocks and Snow
Comment from : @myhimalayandrives

There is No better AT on snow than the Hankook Dynapro AT2 Extreme
Comment from : @The-art-rabbit

Wildpeak at3w best overall tire on the market in my opinion!
Comment from : @billypettit7132

Are you considering the Vredestein Pinza AT for review?
Comment from : @eturnltube

As always great explanations As a fellow tire nerd, loved the video 🙏🏼
Comment from : @choicemojave6655

I run trail terrain on my expedition and love it Has done good in mud, dirt and snow for me Good on road too
Comment from : @Cmoney1106

Time stamps please!
Comment from : @ianlynch6345

Why didn't you test Milestone and Hercules tires plus others that are not mainstream
Comment from : @kenshaum3994

General Grabber ATX will do everything that the KO3
Comment from : @kenshaum3994

I bought the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss tires for my new F150 Powerboost I bought them because I think they are the best looking A/T tire on the market But when the snow and ice hit, I was amazed by how great they were! I towed a 9500lb trailer from the PNW to south Texas and back and once again I was really impressed with how they performed A couple other guys at work bought them after seeing mine and they also rave about them Mickey Thompson really hit a home run with this tire
Comment from : @thebarslug

I personally went with the BFGATKO3 in a 265 70 17 10 ply So far they Montana winters with ease Looking forward to seeing how well they do getting into camp sights, fishing holes, and hunting grounds
Comment from : @flinthuravitch4323

Test a bridgestone blizzak, i bet you money it will blow all those outher tire away
Comment from : @Mburin_B

Im looking at tires for my 1/2ton Squarebody suburban and im considering the KO3 and Patagonia XT Im surprised you didnt test out the XT's
Comment from : @LoudMercury

Seen a lot of videos of the AT4 doing pretty awful in the snow… I would probably steer clear of it
Comment from : @kieransteele7223

@OutdoorAuto My truck came with General Grabber ATP (more of a highway all season than AT tire) LT265/70/18 C, and are worn to the point that the (not full depth) sipes are not as effective and I think it's time to step it up to something with full depth sipes and better winter performance, but want to try to keep it comfortable, not kill fuel efficiency, etc I always ran separate winter tires on my Subarus, but trying to avoid that here as I live in the city and don't drive in snow/ice that muchbrbrI was previously sold on the AT3/W but the worse winter performance in reviews of the AT4/W has me concerned Would the KO3 be a better choice on an F150 for year round travel trailer towing and dirt road adventuring, out of Seattle? Seems like a great choice, but not sure how it will handle on wet highways in the winter months I want a good all-rounder that will not disappoint on winter passes for family travel/skiing and maybe even towing up to a ski area RV lot or over a snowy pass once or twice a year, but be more capable/durable than a road tire for some mild adventuring off the pavement Trying to avoid separate winter tires, so the great snow/ice traction of the KO3 definitely got my attention
Comment from : @pasichnyk

I've learned a lot - Thank you!!brI have a 21 Ram Rodeo Diesel that doesn't tow or see much offroad I've run Nokians on our Lexus RX 450h Hybrid and Infiniti QX60 for 2 decades and they're awesome tyres On my Ram, I'm running Nitto Ridges 35/1250/20 and I'm searching for new tires I live in Lake Arrowhead, CA (6K ft up) so we get snow but not a whole bunch I took note of your comment on the smaller lugs on the Nokian Outpost, but I'm not towing Would you still not run these on a HD 2500?brI've narrowed my choices to 5, but not in any order:br1) Nokian Outpostbr2) Hercules Terra-trac AT X-venturebr3) Terra Grappler G3 (1st choice of the Terra series)br4) Ridge Grappler Hybridbrbr5) Recon Grappler brAny input would be greatly appreciated I love these Nitto Ridges, but they suck in rain, snow & icebrThank you!
Comment from : @kenle3419

Great video with lots of good options! Are you able to test any of the Cooper truck tires?
Comment from : @MattN03

The mickey thompson is a directional tire
Comment from : @bangini3460

Little confused here you ran both the KO3 and the Trail Terrain from BFG, but you only give Nitto the G3? I consider the Open Country AT3 to be a really good winter tire (plus its 3pms) brI've run the AT3s through 3 Michigan winters
Comment from : @rebelwolves

Hakkapeliittas are a must in Northern Canada Such a sweet tire
Comment from : @andrew4451

LT rated duratracs are studdable
Comment from : @chrischarron6868

Please compare cooper discoverer rugged trek to other tires
Comment from : @coop93chevy

So much info Ugg I live in the Lower Mainland of BC, Canada Lots of rain Some snow Temps hover around 5c most of the Winter I drive a RAM 1500 but I don't tow Generally spend most of my time on pavement city and highway, but I do travel on some dirt roads that get a little muddy I'm thinking, from what I just listened to, either Nitto Terra Grapplers or Falken Wildpeak AT3?
Comment from : @willmorton6800

Are you gonna downs snow video that would be awesome
Comment from : @deecee849

I know this is apples to oranges, but 12 years of winter driving in my Subaru, plowing snow with my front bumper, towing and hauling way over 2,000lbs on a untouched snowy logging road with sipes worn bald left with only big treads on my blizzaks and never struggled, little tire spin at times and it pulls out Got a 1500 Silverado, slapped on brand new hakkapeliitta LT3 studded tires, and I slip on 3" of snow, had to throw it in 4WD to slowly crawl out Went off-road once and was STRUGGLING HARD in 6 inches of snow, had to forward reverse multiple times to move down the trail this was in 4WD and locked rear axle at 20psi, but I had no steering, kept plowing straight no matter what steering angle, this was with at least 350lbs in the bed I can't imagine people offroading in these trucks/SUV with non-true-winter all terrains
Comment from : @gwot

recently installed the Baja Boss's on my 5th gen 4runner, reside in midwest Just had snow packed/icy road conditions and these did well, far better than KO2's that I ran on my last 4runner on road anyway Looking to get these off road soon to keep trying different conditions Definitely a dedicated winter tire for packed ice would be better but like it was stated there's always a compromise Heavy tire, little more noise, still a decent ride but I bet they'll shine in almost any off road condition
Comment from : @ljbellr

All these tires have balance problems
Comment from : @jamieeisenhower1560

Really appreciate your reviews Thank you for taking the time to do them Can you consider a review of the Yokohama Geolandar A/T4 G018 sometime? Can't find any good reviews out there for them!
Comment from : @Eric91Z

I would have loved to see the Firestone destination XT tires in this comparison
Comment from : @sixwheelcarlisle8491

Anyway you could provide a link for the electric pot/skillet combo that you use for cooking? I'm a truck driver and that would be very handy!
Comment from : @Zalagar619

I know you commented on the KO3 in the mud with how it's more focused on dry but how is it in the normal rain? I hear tons of people complain about the KO2 with rain on the roads so Im wondering if it's near as good as the AT3/4
Comment from : @pumpkin1escobar

Good information, I have run Coopers and Toyo tires and are great mud tires but lacked in the snow I have stepped over to the KO3's and hope they perform good in the snow for my snow camping trips
Comment from : @rwooley4494

You mentioned Nokian tire being hard to get They are being made in Dayton TN I use Rotiva and Hakkapellitta LT2 in WI, my son uses Outposts on his 4wd F150 I have no problem sourcing Nokians
Comment from : @kenm4678

Nokian are the best winter tire 😂
Comment from : @ur_asian_milfoil

I just put Toyo Open Country at3’s on my SUV Great on snow imo 👨🏻‍🦳👍🏻
Comment from : @markusheinonen1971

Any opinions on the nitto ridge grappler 38x115 instead of 38x125 on a Jeep?
Comment from : @sh-df1bb

Братан ты сам на чем ездишь?
Comment from : @kubanbeishenov8177

Damn No toyo at3s
Comment from : @megaconda07

I appreciate all your tire reviews! They’re very thorough and in depth Would you mind doing a tire review over the Cooper Stronghold AT? Possibly a comparison with the Falken AT4W?
Comment from : @blakeroberts5237

Alaskan here, drive a Montero with AT4W in 4wd on dirt, snow, ice, rain and hard-packed ice/snow and it performs fine I break trail often and have been through 16 inches of fresh snow prior to the plow truck cleanings My older Tahoe runs BFG KO2's without issue I don't mind slipping a little here and there but every once in awhile the "black ice" will surprise you
Comment from : @lenzothegreat

Amazing tire review video! The detailed comparisons and explanations were incredibly helpful We’d love to collaborate with you to create more high-quality videos like this Would you be interested?
Comment from : @Lasfit-Automotive

Bridgestone Dueler Ascent is new Can you take a look at it and give us a quick review?
Comment from : @JJJ57

Good info Thanks
Comment from : @JJJ57

Seriously considering the Outpost nAT Might be perfect for the north east as a 4 season AT tire
Comment from : @kcspeed9980

You gave me all the info I’ll ever need and yet I still don’t know what tire I want! Lol so many things to consider for someone as picky as me 😅
Comment from : @mminniear984

Driving a Wrangler in Canada I thought I could get away with a BFG Trail Terrain in the winter That tire is dangerous on compressed snow and ice and I had to get dedicated winters Nokian Hakkapeliitta Very happy now 4x4s still need winter tires Maybe not if you're only dealing with deep snow all the time
Comment from : @Krytzum

I'm glad your WildPeaks held up well Mine have less than 15000 miles on them and they are 2/3 gone Ram 1500 70 road Also they are the worst snow tires I have had Not even as good as the Goodyear all seasons that came on it brand new
Comment from : @danielslaughter789

I've plowed snow over 30 years and I've used them all Cooper at3 is by far the best
Comment from : @sinisterfishing8283

Just rolled my 1st gen 05 Tundra Doublecab on the higway from K02 not performing well on ice Now im searching for tires for the 3rd gen
Comment from : @jamesvandyke5874

Nobody discusses Milestar
Comment from : @jamesvandyke5874

KO2's are hard rubber and great on concrete but when I have car's with stock street tire's out driving my 2 truck's in ice and snow I know these are terrible winter tire's and yes I know how to drive these tire's are just too hard
Comment from : @JB409XX

🤣 There are so many factors to consider, and so many opinions, you're better off just buying a good set that you like, and running with them, no matter what!
Comment from : @sonnymontigny4733

Yeah, you’re not even realistic on somebody of these these tires they’re greatly expensive
Comment from : @corycornelissen4787

Well, you don’t even have Firestone what the hell,,, winter force tires
Comment from : @corycornelissen4787

Great content as always 1 level up would be adding chapters to your videos
Comment from : @jakemetz1742

Goodyear durra tracks sucks worst tire ever
Comment from : @CharlesSf-q2i

im calling you out on the Goodyear Dura tracks dry pavement good tire that is it they suck in the mud the like to spin on wet roads don t even wast your time with these tires in the winter icy roads horrible snow don t waste your timeworst TIRE EVER, I ve had the durra tracks for 6 years on my 2006 2500HD duramax Goodyear Durra tracks is the worst tire i have ever owned in my 58 years
Comment from : @CharlesSf-q2i

The ATX served me well even without studs But now that my truck getting heavier I might convert to Load range E Firestone Dest XT looks appealing
Comment from : @Sungie264

I have 245/70/17s Wild peak AT3Ws on my 09 crown vic
Comment from : @Adrianzx

Just got the toyo at3 this summer on my Avalanche as recommended by the shop so far is great in snow but it just started in my area (Quebec) Canada we got pretty rough winter hopefully made a great choic as you didn't mentioned them
Comment from : @jacqueslefebvre3004

What one of these is the best snow tire? Mtn Roads deep snow?
Comment from : @Kovacreation

Kenda Klever RT, 30k miles, rotation at 10k, 12/32nds after 30k all terrain driving 22 Ford Ranger Absolutely awesome in ice, snow, rain, mud, and rocks Haven't had to yet, they're drilled for studs
Comment from : @Hanibul_Lecktor

You missed the yokohama geolandar A/T XD
Comment from : @Lambo962

Is the KO3 or Baja Boss quieter on road?
Comment from : @purehealthdoc9157

I'm going to buy the Nokian Outpost nAT for my 2019 Tundra TRD Sport I'm in the upper Ohio Valley I get snow, ice, lots of wet, muddy graveled hilly roads Wish me luck 90 percent of my driving is on pavement, the non pavement is on my farm
Comment from : @gregkocher5352

Chucking any of these tires on a jeep, Land Rover, or bronco is pointless brbrYou gotta be able to drive to the off-road site first
Comment from : @hissingoose

12Ply BFG KO Series brJust bought the 12ply KO3 295/75/16 A/TbrLast set of KO2s I bought in 2015 put 109K miles on thembr1997 FZJ80brLake Tahoe Ca
Comment from : @scotteppers

Have you looked into the Yokohama Geolandar AT XD?
Comment from : @trevorruffner2538

What do you think of copper SST MAXX I have had great success on my Dodge 3500 Diesel 4x4 Just had them sipe and studded Bullet proof
Comment from : @lordtahoe

I just got my Nokian Hakkapelitta LT3s based on your discussion and these sure seem beefy! The stud layout on the tire must have a scientific pattern but I don't understand it, however, I trust Nokian's expertise Now I'm ready to tackle the black ice and backroads in southern Oregon!
Comment from : @sinna7060