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Terrain · A/T
On-road manners, off-road grip.
All-terrain tread balances on-road comfort with real grip on dirt, gravel and light mud. It is the most popular choice for mixed use — the 4WD that commutes during the week and sees tracks on the weekend.
Balanced. Comfortable enough for the daily commute, open enough to bite into loose surfaces.
H/TA/TR/TM/TX/T
More sealed roadMore off-road
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The terrain scale
From bitumen to the rough stuff.
Terrain types, ordered by how much time you spend off sealed roads. The rule of thumb: the more time off-road, the further along the scale you go — and the more noise and wear you accept for the grip.
Shortcuts are the sizes listed in this terrain type — a shortcut is not a stock claim.
Common questions
About all-terrain
What does A/T actually mean? +
All-terrain. The tread balances on-road comfort with grip on dirt, gravel and light mud, which makes it the most popular choice for mixed use.
Are all-terrains noisier than highway tyres? +
Usually a little, yes. A/T tread blocks are more open than a highway tyre, so expect some extra road noise and slightly faster wear — far less of both than a mud-terrain.
Why do some sizes show "Price on request"? +
That size is listed but has no published price yet. Send the request and we will come back with a GST-inclusive quote for it.
