Cheap AT Tires

Kumho isn't a "off" brand, they are one of the largest manufactures in the world.

I'd go Toyo ATIII depending on size, some sizes are affordable, some are high as giraffes pussy. I wouldn't avoid something like the AT51 from Kumho, they should be 90% the tire of the best all terrain tires at an attractive price.

Not sure if AT 51 still available. It seems the 52,s took its place, which looked less aggressive. I will check the web for 51. Update : not made in my size.

P255/70R16

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P245/75R16

When I saw the price on some more Hankook Dynapro ATM, my tire guy in Amite talked me into an AT tire made by a company based in north Mississippi.

I'm 6,000 miles from home right now in the middle of the South Atlantic, so I can't tell you the name of them.

I won't say they were "cheap", but they were a few $100 less for 4 compared to the Dynapro.

I looked at several video reviews, and everyone was high on them so I got them a few months back.

Falken wild peaks are good and well priced.

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I found the Kumho At 51,s on line cheap at Simpletire.com

Gonna check with Phil Meraux in the morning. Mixed reviews on that simple tire.com

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No doubt there are better tires, but for the money you make some sacrifices.

I’ve never bought any myself, but I’ve driven a few vehicles with some off brand tires. Between slipping and sliding on wet roads to literal shite wear patters and chunks of tread flying off down the highway, I said I’d never spend a dime on them.

If it’s for an everyday driver, and you occasionally haul people/things you care for, I’d advise you don’t.

I had them grabbers too back on my first truck. They did eat.

I’ve been stuck on my Mt2 destinations for about 5 years now and haven’t had a chance to really mess around with the off brands. But my nephew and his buddies got the 26s on rubber bands and those AT/MTs they make nowadays for “looks” are garbage. If you try and pull out on a road after a rain, you will spin and catch traction control for about 200yds. I hate it.

I have had some IronMan All Country ATs for about 3 years now and I'm happy with them

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Does not compute.

BUT that said, I have a set of Kelly safari tires that lasted like 50k miles on a 20 year old truck. So needless to say, that's what I buy now. Made in America as well if I remember right

Everyone I know that have gotten Kumho tires ends up hating them. My step dad even had some and he only got about 30k miles out of them.