Atturo Trail Blade A/T tires - any experience/feedback?

[smyles1632]

Has anyone tried these tires? Looking for a replacement in stock (265/65) size, no heavy offroading but few months of snow driving.

 

[Cloud9]

Has anyone tried these tires? Looking for a replacement in stock (265/65) size, no heavy offroading but few months of snow driving.

Try the Falken WildPeak At's. It's a great tire but be careful as they run almost an inch bigger than they tell you. This may be a good thing for some, but you could end up rubbing depending on your setup.

 

[smyles1632]

Try the Falken WildPeak At's. ...

yeah, but $600 vs less than $400...

 

[mteolus]

Falken's used to be much cheaper but the popularity has increased significantly and so did the price. It's time for me to get tires, so these Atturo's may be an option but it seems like a risk. I guess Discount Tire will take them back if they suck though. They do have a 3 ply sidewall.

 

[toyoman25]

Getting some Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus this weekend LOL

 

[toyoman25]

Falken's used to be much cheaper but the popularity has increased significantly and so did the price. It's time for me to get tires, so these Atturo's may be an option but it seems like a risk. I guess Discount Tire will take them back if they suck though. They do have a 3 ply sidewall.

I have ran Falken… They do alright, Right about the price. I remember when you could get one of there tires for something around $70-90. They are upwards of $150 now.

 

[ktom3001]

Try simple tire or tire buyer for prices. I think my Falkens were around $500 shipped for 4.

 

[PecosSlim23]

Hi, this is a bit late but, I put a set on my '04 in 2018 and I thought they were pretty decent. I got a great deal from Discount Tire in AZ and bought 5. I rotated them about every other oil change (including the spare) and after 15K miles they still looked pretty good. I kept them at 38 psi and got 19-21 mpg on the highway. I didn't do any off-roading, but went on quite few AZ forest roads and had no problems.

 

[mteolus]

Hi, this is a bit late but, I put a set on my '04 in 2018 and I thought they were pretty decent. I got a great deal from Discount Tire in AZ and bought 5. I rotated them about every other oil change (including the spare) and after 15K miles they still looked pretty good. I kept them at 38 psi and got 19-21 mpg on the highway. I didn't do any off-roading, but went on quite few AZ forest roads and had no problems.

I thought about it, but I ended up with Hankook Dynapro AT2 RF11's. So far so good, very smooth and quiet. 20/32 tread depth and a 60k warranty.

 

[Nashvillerunner]

I can't give you a personal review on these tires as I don't own them but I have had a few friends try them and they weren't 100% pleased with them. They are a cheaper tire for a reason. On Discount Tire they got a 3.8 star rating which is decent but I would just save up $200 and get a better quality tire. The Toyo Open Country II or the Falken Wildpeak AT3 would be my option. If you can I would just save up a few more dollars and get a better quality tire. If you can't do that then try out the Atturo and you may like/be impressed with them.

 

[ieatfish]

It can also be important to look at the warranty if you are buying them at a place like Discount Tire. A more expensive tire with 75% more warranty may be a better tire in the long run, both quality and longevity.