Best Owl All Terrain Tires Review And Top Ranked In 2024

1. Goodyear Wrangler TrailRunner AT 235/75R15, Radial

Most Helpful Review: “I put these tires on a 1996 Jeep Laredo.

It’s a backup vehicle and is driven once a week.

I do not expect to drive this in any bad weather except rain.

So far the tires ride quite smooth with no discernible noise.

Great value for the money.

Too soon to speak of any wear due to mileage, but the tires do not show any signs of abnormal wear, or any wear at all at this time. Currently about 1000 miles on them.” – Redjalapeno

Update:

Got these for my Jeep Wrangler they were (($150.00)) cheaper EACH TIRE than other tires of the same rating. And being Goodyear made it a great deal.

After they were installed the first test drive I almost rolled it the tires has a VARY quick response when the wheel was turned. The old tires just sorta just wandered around the turn these new ones will jerk your head sideways if you slam it in to a turn.

I highly recommend these tires.

“They look great and the date stamp is the current year! Beware of discount tire stores, as I learned, they sent me 2-year-old tires that had been in a stack so long side wall collapsed and the tire shop had to use 4 cans of ether to get them to mount.

These tires are great! I wish they’d slide me a deal as I have 4 more sets of tires to buy. These tires are not noisy and have a good ride, and as I said current manufacture date on them.” – Susie

2. Falken Wildpeak A/T3W all Terrain Radial Tire-265/65R17 116T

Most Helpful Review: “I have to admit, these were not my 1st choice of tires, but so far, I DO NOT regret one thing!

Actually, I waited too long to order the BFG KO2s and they’ve been on backorder for a couple of months, so I decided to pull the trigger on these since my safety check is due soon. Shipping was super fast! I live in Hawaii and expected the tire to arrive in about a couple of weeks.

So I pulled the trigger Friday night and it shipped on Sunday. I was still in denial, so I was thinking, ok, maybe I’ll get it in a week. The next thing I know, it’s Wednesday and it’s out of delivery.

I’m like, WHOA! That’s crazy fast! These tires look great on my 2012 Nissan Pathfinder. I can’t help, looking at them, every time I walk up to my car. Probably cuz I only had them on for 3 days.

My wife thinks I’m CRAZY, but I don’t care. She kept telling me, she couldn’t tell the difference between a tire is a tire, and that I should have bought something from Costco. But for the price, plus installation, these tires are CHEAPER!

Only time will how they hold up. It doesn’t snow here but I can’t wait to see how they perform in the rain.

Update

Been on my Pathfinder for over a year and I still love the tire! I believe they perform better than KO2s, as with the KO2s in certain places during rain, would HYDROPLANE. I’ve been through 2 sets of KO2s on a different SUV and both were pretty much the same, but these AT3s are very sticky.

Now they are my goto tire, just wish they had these bad boys 20 plus years ago…” – Dark Shadow

Update:

“I replaced the stock tires with wildpeaks this summer. They are slightly louder than the stock tires that came with my Jeep, but the difference is subtle. Any concern over sound is quickly forgotten when driving in snow.

We finally got a good snowfall this week, and these blew me away. It was like driving on a warm summer day. Breaking, or accelerating, I had 0 traction loss. I highly recommend them.” – Jeremy Nocek

3. Cooper Evolution M/T All-Season 33X12.50R15LT 108Q Tire

Most Helpful Review: “I just got my new 35 12.50 15s in the mail and I haven’t installed them yet as I bought two at a time because I’m poor ????. They are very reasonably priced I just hate shelling out a grand all at once. It hurts my soul hahaha. As some have said the pictures don’t do them justice.

In person they look beefy and gnarly without that Super Swamper Bogger look that you know is nothing but loud noise, blah!!! I get my other 2 on Tuesday. They remind me of the Dunlop Rovers but better and I am really happy because today is June 17 2022 and the DOT DATE is 2322.

Most guys and girls know what that means but for those who don’t the DOT DATE is an abbreviation for Date Of Manufacturing. The first two numbers represent weeks and the second represents years. The tires I got were just made! 23 weeks is June and this year 2022 meaning they literally were made a week or less before I ordered them.

That is very important because a lot of tricksters on eBay and even Amazon sometimes will show an incredible price for big tires like these and for the unknowing, the tires might already be 2-3 years old. This is important because when you’re spending a thousand dollars for 4 tires you want them to last as long as possible naturally.

That’s why often some reviews might say after 3-4 years the tires dry rotted. Whereas in actuality they may be 7-8 years old at the time.

All I’m saying is be careful and always check the DOT DATE code. As long as it’s the same year as you’re ordering I’d say you’re more than safe, and older tires are only ok for a substantial discount in my opinion and this seller is A++++++ in my book. Thanks Amazon!!!” – Benz Tech

Update:

Rolled the dice on these as they were fairly new to the market when I purchased them and there weren’t many user reviews yet. The price was very reasonable so I figured it was worth the gamble… And I was correct! These have a very aggressive look and feel but are significantly less noisy than similarly aggressive M/T’s.

At highway speeds (60-80 mph) they perform, dare I say, just as good if not better than the stock tires that came on our Wrangle JLU Sport S. The taller sidewall makes the ride a bit smoother, and the rigidness allows for great cornering.

As for offroad… No problem navigating muddy trails or creeks, traversing rocks and small boulders, or climbing over logs and other obstacles.

Driving in snow: These are a snow-rated tire as well! I went with a wider tire (11.5″) and it does fairly well at lower speeds on untreated snowy roads. A narrower tire would cut through the snow/slush a bit better, but I like the look and other capabilities of the wider tire. Definitely a decent snow tire.

All-in-all, a great tire at a great price! Would definitely purchase these again!” – Kirk Martin

Update:

“Got these on sale for I believe $180 a piece? Have to say, have had them on my XJ for like 6 months now they’re insane. No noise on the road. Literally nothing. Like when I just put them on I stuck my head out the window to listen if they made any noise but there’s nothing. These things are amazing in all the elements it’s crazy.

Have to say they’re especially good in the sand. Have blown me and every one of my buddy’s minds in the sand pits. They just eat. They also just look awesome. The tread pattern just looks so good and they’re just amazing.

Don’t think I’ll ever get anything else. Even if I ever go up a size I’m sticking with coopers they’ve won me over. Same-size nittos, mickeys, bfs, are like $350 a piece it’s nuts. If you want an amazing set of on and off-road tires for dirt cheap please get these. In full honesty. They’re actually insane.” – Chad Mitchell

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4. Venom Power Terra Hunter X/T XT Truck/SUV All-Terrain Mud Off-Road Radial Tire

Most Helpful Review: “I had concerns on whether these will balance and work for my truck, gratefully they mounted easily without issues!

Now many all-terrain tires have road noise and I was concerned that these will have an obnoxious road noise. Again pleasantly surprised with a slight hum, as if you are in the cockpit of an aircraft. It’s difficult to describe and maybe others may not like it at all but I sure am happy with the purchase.

Handling is pretty amazing in rain, mud, and regular road with insignificant roll resistance.” – Anna Erinakis

Update:

“All and all pretty good for the price haven’t been stuck in my Ram they grip well on and off the road they are definitely stiff tires my only complaint is they are super loud and I have had Mud tires on my trucks for years and these take the crown for road noise from any tire I have ever owned.

That said they do quiet down at interstate speeds. If you do a lot of in-town driving you may not like these.” – Kage Newman

5. Nexen Roadian AT Pro RA8 31×10.50R15 C OWL

Most Helpful Review: “We have been shopping around looking for the best deal for tires on an old-new SUV (’07 Suburban) we recently purchased. We don’t need top-of-the-line, but we did need something for the 2-season state we live in… something that’s daily drivable, but able to adapt to any seasonal weather changes (rain, mud, etc.).

After shopping around (Sam’s Club, Pep Boys, America’s Tire, even a small shop), we just couldn’t beat this deal! We had the local tire shop who mounted & balanced the tires for a reasonable price (we felt bad for not buying the tires from them), so all in all, not bad overall: The total for 4 tires with installation cost the same amount of just 3 tires without installation at a big box store.

We’ve yet to take our vehicle “off-road” to test the tires out further, but my husband likes “the overall look” of the tires, and I like that I didn’t have to cancel Christmas just to be able to make this vehicle road-worthy!

The only part I can give as a “Con” is that there’s tire rub when I try to make a U-turn, but I think that’s a combination of the vehicle and the tires… We’re putting a slight lift on the vehicle, so that should help reduce the rubbing.

I understand wanting to buy from a big- box store for the warranties, etc., but for how much we spent on these tires, we’ll just buy a new one and re-install it if anything happens.” – Mal Malhotra

Update:

These tires are first class, with a very high-speed rating (these are rated Y, where Z is the highest speed rating), as well as an excellent 300 treadwear rating (100 is the benchmark acceptable rating), a great AA (best) traction rating and A (best) temperature rating.

These are all very impressive ratings making this a performance tire at a true bargain price! At $73.46 on Amazon, this was by far the best price on this tire, and one of the cheaper options overall for tires fitting my wheels (235/40ZR18). A true no-brainer.

The only mild letdown was the shipping which, was unorthodox, to say the least. I’m not sure where Amazon sources these tires, but all but two arrived separately over the course of five days. I ordered on Aug. 30, and the last tire arrived on September 10 (1 on the 6th, 2 on the 7th, and the last on Sep. 10th).

The final tire arrived by the (revised) delivery window deadline. Three of the four tires arrived in boxes, and the final tire arrived bare, shipped with no packaging. My main concern when making this purchase was on the ‘freshness,’ or date of manufacture of these tires. So good was the price that it made me concerned.

This fear was laid to rest upon inspection of the tires, as even the oldest of the tires were made on the 20th week of 2017, or a little over a year old. The newest tire was manufactured on the 17th week of 2018. FRESH!

So far the tires have run smoothly, and quietly and perform well in both wet and dry conditions.

Highly recommended. 4 out of 5 stars only because shipping was scattered and ran longer than the originally announced (at the time of purchase) delivery by date, forcing the rescheduling of the tire installation appointment (also purchased through Amazon). – Petter MeChle

6. YOKOHAMA GEOA/TG015 All-Terrain Radial Tire-P235/75R17 OWL 108T

Most Helpful Review: “I love this tire! It’s very quiet on the road. It’s smooth rolling. Has excellent wet & snow/ice traction with no weight in the bed of my 2006 Tacoma. Only had it since November 2019, so the long-term will be determined later.

But so far it’s exceeded my expectations. I originally bought these because I trust Yokohama as a good tire I had on the trucks. Also, 100% USA-made!

The only disappointment this far is that 3 tires were from the USA and one from Thailand. I marked that tire to see if it wears or performs differently. But so far, no issues. Buy these tires for light truck SUV” – Breet Teresa

Update

“Want one of the best-made tires available but don’t feel like paying for expensive Michelin TV commercial air time? Look no further. Avid Ascends are a great all-around tire – durable, quiet, safe, affordable, with very high-quality consistency. Some models of Yokohama do not last very long – typically they are sticky, sports car-oriented ones.

But if you choose the Avid Ascends for “normal” driving, you won’t be disappointed. They are some of the longest-lasting tires available – rivaling the best from Michelin, Continental, and Goodyear.

They are typical of what you expect from an old Japanese company – very high quality and value.” – Courtney J. Gavin

7. FALKEN 275/55R20 113T OWL WILDPEAK AT AT3WA OWL

Most Helpful Review: “As the title states, these tires are different from the AT3 wildpeaks. they are more of a streetable tire than the other ones.

The tread blocks are a bit smaller but have more siping. they are made outside of the U.S.A., vs. the AT3s. they are solid tires and I have had no problems so far in 1000 miles. ride good, feel good, minimal noise. they do have the white letters, so that is a plus. I like both, but the AT3s were the more aggressive-looking tire.

It’s too soon to tell in terms of mileage. The ride is very smooth. Noticeably smoother ride than the Nitto Terra Grapplers I replaced.

The Nittos were a noticeably firmer tire which you would feel and hear when hitting bumps in the road. The Falkens are a little softer. You don’t feel and hear every little bump. Nice riding tires.” – Richard Martin

“So far tires are great love the grip and I do some dirt driving every day for work. My only complaint is that they pick up and fling rocks pretty well, found some good rock chips near the fenders, and stock tire size. Going to snow in a couple of weeks here in Alaska so I’ll let y’all know how they do in the snow.” – Evelyn

8. Cooper Discoverer Rugged Trek All-Season 275/55R20XL 117T Tire

Most Helpful Review: “Amazed that a tire this aggressive improved the ride quality of my KR this much. Didn’t realize how crappy the GY Kevlar tires that came on the truck are until I strapped these bad boys on. Water bottles used to vibrate in the cup-holders with the slightest of imperfections in the roads.

Small expansion joints would nearly jar you. I was so disappointed in the ride quality of my 70,000-dollar luxury f150. I mean, you’d feel everything. Those tires only had 25k on them, but my wife curbed one and ruined the tire, so I decided to go with something better looking, and more capable in the snow…never giving consideration to an upgrade in ride quality.

Had them to the same 38psi as my stock tires, and on the first trip up the road from where I had them mounted, what was instantly obvious was I wasn’t feeling all of those little road imperfections any longer!

All those annoying little rattles in the interior were gone! I was like, WTF?! Instantly I liked my truck again! I’m just blown away by the fact that I went to a more aggressive tire and got a major ride quality upgrade. I can hear them more, but just barely.

Mostly at about 55 to 65 MPH, but it’s actually an enjoyable light roar…nothing obnoxious like a mud tire. Gonna stick with these for the life of this truck, so if they are still made when needed, I will likely replace them about 4 more times, as I run trucks until they are no more.

Can’t attest to the mileage, as I’ve only put about 15,000 on them so far…we travel the country, a bunch, so it won’t take long before I can give an idea as to how they wear. So far, they still look new.” – Knobby Camp

Update:

Just had these put on my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Anniversary Edition. Having 20-inch wheels I was running into problems finding a chunky-looking tire with a more aggressive tread pattern, while not wanting to lift, remove liners, or otherwise alter the factory settings.

I was actually giving up hope and was ready to do the modifications but honestly, and do not care for the highway-looking tires. No judgment just my preference.

Basically love these, there is a bit of highway noise but I’ve never had an AT tire that was actually quite however, I would say these produce less noise than others I have had on other vehicles.

Current Size 265/50 20 – Kai Henry

Neighbor Said

“I’ve had these tires installed on my all-wheel-drive Jeep Commander with a 4” lift for right at 20,000 miles so far. As for traction, I drive 80 miles of interstate, and 20 miles of limestone gravel roads every day.

On weekends, I kayak and fish. These tires offer excellent all-around traction and stability with very minimal “chunking” from the gravel. Work very well on wet pavement also with very little pull or wandering.

Road noise on the interstate/highway is about a 5 out of 10. Part of this may be the all-wheel drive, but I do rotate every 6,000 miles, and there is no cupping or abnormal wear to the tires, just the wide tread pattern makes them noticeable if the stereo isn’t playing.

Although the road noise is better with these than the BFG KO2s or the Micky’s I was running before.

At 20,000 miles, and the rock roads I travel, I am estimating I will get about 45,000-55,000 miles out of the tread, that’s doing really well for me compared to the last BFG’s and Micky’s I was running.

I’d recommend these tires if you don’t mind a little “Highway Hum” in a quiet cabin.” – Curt Schutt

9. Falken Rubitrek A/T All-Terrain Radial Tire – 265/75R16 116T

Most Helpful Review: “Purchased 265/75/16 for my ‘21 Tacoma TRD Sport 4×4. Going from a stock tire built for highways and fuel economy to this aggressive all-terrain tire will naturally be a little louder, this is to be expected. In my experience, this sound is similar to Wildpeak, BFGKO2, General Grabbers, etc.

The main difference between Rubitrek and Wildpeak is the amount of silica, which is used to help tires grip in winter weather slightly better. I do not live in snow climates so this made more sense and was a little cheaper for virtually the same tire. I also liked the sidewall treads better than Wildpeaks.

No issues so far.

You can feel they’re heavier in the steering wheel than stock, a little more vibration.

Going over bumps they’re surprisingly smoother than stock and absorb road bumps better.

In sum, definitely achieved the look and capabilities I was after.

Shipping was efficient, tires arrived brand new with all labels, would definitely buy from this seller again.” – Austin Hook

10. Comforser CF1100 X/T OWL All-Terrain Mud Radial Tire

Most Helpful Review: “They ride good and look even better on my 2019 Ram Bighorn. I’ve run this style tire on different trucks and they have performed exceptionally. I hunt and fish and they do very well off-road or on a slick boat ramp. I would recommend and I will buy it again.”

These tires are great, very good, and have mud and snow traction. Only had them a few months, will know more after a couple of years of service. A very well worth the money tire so far.

Tires seem to be good quality, a little noisy but only at low speeds, once running at highway speed got better and I researched and this brand is made by copper-tires.” – Manuel Correa