Top-rated among all terrain tires with strong braking grip on cleared roads. Well rounded to tackle most weather conditions. Fair rolling resistance, a factor in fuel economy.

A highly rated all terrain tire delivers well rounded performance for most driving conditions and for those who place a high priority on tread life.

The Dueler A/T Revo 3 is recommended for its solid showing in most performance categories. Very good scores in most key areas including dry braking handling, hydroplaning resistance, and snow traction. Fair wet stops typical of many all terrain tires.

The Pinza AT can be recommended for its good mix of all-weather grip, handling and comfort, and outstanding tread life,

The Discoverer AT3 4S offers mostly good all-weather performance and long wear. A good balance of braking on dry pavement, resistance to hydroplaning, quietness, and low rolling resistance that factors into vehicle fuel economy. Fair wet stops typical of many all terrain tires.

The Grabber APT is offers a good compromise of performance for dry and wet road, snow traction long tread life based on CR's test.

Attractively priced, but several other tire models have longer lasting wear based on CR's tread life assessment.

The Deegan 38 All Terrain strikes a strong balance of performance for most weather conditions.

A good performing tire for most all weather use conditions. Good fuel efficiency should be reflected in the low rolling resistance.

The Open Country A/T III is a well rounded performer to take-on all-weather conditions.

The Wildpeak AT AT/3W offers a good blend of dry and wet grip and snow traction.

The Hankook Dynapro AT2 places emphasis on long wear and has mostly good all-season performance.

Looking to optimize fuel efficiency, then the Roadian AT PRO RA8 is worth considering. It is one of the lowest rolling resistance tires evaluated among all-terrain models evaluated.

Mostly a good blend of all weather performance with high marks for hydroplaning resistance and snow traction.

A very good blend of dry grip, snow traction, resistance to hydroplaning, and low noise and rolling resistance. Fair wet stopping performance.

The Terramax A/T 4S is a good choice for those seeking low rolling resistance for good fuel economy and want the security to resist hydroplaning . A 50,000 mile predicted tread life based on CR's test falls short of most competitive models.

The Bravo A/T 771 is a good choice in areas where snow fall is rare. It had the lowest snow traction of the all-terrain tires tested by CR.

Ranks last among all-terrain modes tested by CR. Loud tread noise and very long wet stopping ability, as well.