All-Terrain Tires - Xtreme Tire Garage

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ALL-TERRAIN TIRES

All-Terrain tires perform well in warm weather, but they may offer less grip than summer tires, sacrificing some steering, braking, and cornering capabilities. This trade-off is necessary for all-terrain tires to be able to provide acceptable performance in light winter conditions and can provide longer tread life.

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Xtreme Tire Garage carries a wide variety of all-terrain tire brands, including Goodyear, Dunlop, Michelin, Toyo, and more. Explore our brand pages for more information and our promotions page for current rebate offers.

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Frequently Asked Questions About All-Terrain Tires

What are all-terrain tires and who are they best for?

All-terrain tires are designed for vehicles that travel on both paved roads and rougher surfaces such as gravel, dirt, trails and worksites. They are best suited to truck and SUV drivers who need more off-pavement capability than a standard highway tire while still driving regularly on paved roads. Drivers travelling to cottages, construction sites, rural properties and recreational areas can compare Xtreme Tire Garage's all-terrain tires.

Are all-terrain tires good in snow and Ontario winters?

Some all-terrain tires are suitable for Ontario winter driving, but the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol is the key indicator to check. An aggressive tread pattern alone does not mean an all-terrain tire meets defined severe-snow traction requirements. For regular winter driving, choose an appropriately rated all-terrain tire or use dedicated winter tires.

Do I still need winter tires if I have all-terrain tires?

Yes, unless your specific all-terrain tires provide the winter capability required for the conditions you regularly drive in. All-terrain does not automatically mean winter-rated, so check for the three-peak mountain snowflake symbol. Drivers who regularly encounter heavy snow, ice and sustained cold should compare their current tires with dedicated winter tires.

How do all-terrain tires perform on highways compared with mud, gravel and off-road driving?

All-terrain tires trade some on-road refinement for additional capability on gravel, dirt and rougher surfaces. Some models place more emphasis on highway comfort and road manners, while others use more aggressive tread patterns for off-road driving. A driver spending most of the week on Highway 401 with occasional cottage-road trips should choose differently from someone regularly driving through worksites or trails. Xtreme Tire Garage can help compare all-terrain tire options based on how the vehicle is used.

How do I choose all-terrain tires for my truck or SUV?

Choose all-terrain tires by confirming correct vehicle fitment first, then selecting a tread and construction suited to how your truck or SUV is used. Check tire size, load capacity and speed rating, then consider highway mileage, towing, hauling, winter driving, gravel roads and off-road use. Use the Tire Selector to find compatible tires or browse Xtreme Tire Garage's all-terrain tires.