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    All Terrain Width

    For sure. I mean for all-terrain tires meant for off-roading on well to moderately maintained forest service roads.
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    All Terrain Width

    Everyone knows that when sizing down for winter tires, it's better to have a narrower tire than the OEMs, if possible for snow penetration and start/stop grip. Does the same logic work for all terrain tires? My stocks are 235/45R18. My choices are 215/65R16 or 225/55R17. Thanks.
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Looks like they're in production. Pretty cool. https://community.nokiantires.com/blog/we-just-made-the-first-tire-at-our-new-factory-heres-why-it-matters
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Apparently, Nokian broke ground in a new production facility in the USA back in 2017; my local tire person says they just opened for production and that Nokian has closed their factory in Russia for good, as Nokian is a Finland company and Finland as a close relationship with NATO (they're not a...
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Yep that's the plan. That makes for a lot of switching. But I suppose that's the norm for many off-roaders. Some I know have 3 sets of tires. The PSAS4s are surprisingly far and away from all the other UHP A/S pretty decent in the snow from what I've experienced myself so far, and based on its...
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    After much consideration, I've decided on the Nokian Outpost APT from Dec-Mar and July-early Sept (casual and occasional off-roading). It is available in 215/65R16. It's a relatively new tire offering from Nokian. I'll def post a review once I receive these. But based on the few reviews out...
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Thank you for your thoughtful post. I live in Metro Vancouver British Columbia where the winters are relatively mild (but can dip down to - 5 to -10C for a week or so). I do take my car to the local ski hills. Other than the winter and late summer off-roading, I have a set of Michelin Pilot...
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Thanks for this. I'll consider too.
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    I think so. I think I'm sold. Thanks!
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    Bridgestone WeatherPeak

    Ever heard of them Michelin HX MXM4s? 😂
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Conversely, are there any all-weather all-terrains (other than Nokian) that y'all can recommend that would fit a 215/65R16? The Nokian Outpost AT APT is an intriguing alternative to the Geolander.
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    I really don't want to have 3 sets of tires; takes up too much space in my garage.
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Thanks. I'm leaning towards the Yokohamas because they are lighter and I don't think I need anymore of a rugged tire than those.
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    My stock tires are 235/45R18. So I'm sizing just slightly either way going from a 26.3" diameter stock to at most 27". But there are limited off-road tires for my car, this is why my list has narrowed down to the Geolander and Nitto. When i say off-road, really I mean limited off-road to...
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    All-Terrain but Winter Biased

    Just off the chat with Tire Rack and some research. I've narrowed down to two tires for my Kona N-Line AWD: Yokohama GEOLANDAR A/T G015 215/65R16 98H three-peak mountain snowflake (3PMSF) 12/32" depth 27" dia 6.6" tread width 25 lbs Nitto Nomad Grappler 225/55R17 101H XL three-peak mountain...
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