Trailfinder All-Terrain or Ironman All-Country AT

[jatman76]

I am looking to get a relatively inexpensive set of AT tires for a 2wd. Mostly highway driving and dirt roads on occasion, maybe 20 times per year.

Has anyone had experience with the following tires? I can't seem to find a lot of reviews on these tires.

Trailfinder All-Terrain
Ironman All-Country AT

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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[Frenchy]

Both of these are not what you are looking for. Even if you don't want to go offroad much you still want a good set of tires. No I dont mean get you a set of BFG's or Mickey Thompson's. I had the Hankook Dynapro ATM(factory tire on FX4) on my 2016 Nissan Frontier and it was 2wd. On street it did well as for offroad it was alright too. The only gripe I had was God forbid it sees the shadow of a screw or a nail or it will go flat. Something a little more pricy but still good for street and offroad is the Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo 3. I have in on my ranger and so far it hasn't disappointed me yet. It is your call on what you do but i would suggest staying away from cheap tires.

 

[thaigh32]

I have Toyo AT2's on my 4x2 & love them they have a 6 ply option for 250 bucks per tire

 

[Frenchy]

I have Toyo AT2's on my 4x2 & love them they have a 6 ply option for 250 bucks per tire

Shoot, that costs more than my Bridgestone tires!!! I want to say I paid about $200 a tire on mine!!

 

[thaigh32]

What size tire tho? Mine are 285/40R20. Those look like 275/55R17?

 

[NOVA_Ranger]

If you plan to occasionally travel on dirt roads you'll be fine with non-AT tires, the stock tires even.

 

[Frenchy]

What size tire tho? Mine are 285/40R20. Those look like 275/55R17?

My stock size was 255/65-17. What you see here are 265/70-17. Also i figured you were running bigger than a 18 inch wheel on that. It explains the price to me enough there.

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