What is the BEST all-terrain tire?

**impulzz** · April 26th, 2011 08:23 PM

Sir saan nyo nakuha Mickey thompson? last year kasi nung pinalitan ko mickeys ng vitara ko due to wear and signs of side wall cracking... wala akong makita dealer ng MT.

may nakita ako sa yellow pages pero nung tinawagan ko... wala na daw sila MT matagal na.

**locoroco777** · April 26th, 2011 09:09 PM

Auto options * timog sir....

**Wh1stl3r** · April 26th, 2011 10:46 PM

This is what I have on my truck right now:
Michelin Latitude Cross

More road biased I'd say 70%. Sidewalls feel relatively soft for a load index of 111 but they're tough. No sidewall damage so far. Grip is good on asphalt, better than Bridgestone Dueler 694, haven't tried it in mud though. 5Tkms and barely any visible wear. Weird thing about it, its asymmetric and the rib part is on the outside instead of inside. Would've thought cornering would be great if it was the other way around. Quiet for an a/t tire. Not the best but at least it looks different from most of the A/T tires out there.

**jaejae** · April 30th, 2011 09:08 AM

Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r

This is what I have on my truck right now:
Michelin Latitude Cross

More road biased I'd say 70%. Sidewalls feel relatively soft for a load index of 111 but they're tough. No sidewall damage so far. Grip is good on asphalt, better than Bridgestone Dueler 694, haven't tried it in mud though. 5Tkms and barely any visible wear. Weird thing about it, its asymmetric and the rib part is on the outside instead of inside. Would've thought cornering would be great if it was the other way around. Quiet for an a/t tire. Not the best but at least it looks different from most of the A/T tires out there.

if you don't mind sir, how much did you pay for this? thanks

**Wh1stl3r** · April 30th, 2011 09:36 PM

*jaejae
Around Php 6K+.

**rattrapante** · May 7th, 2011 03:51 AM

On my previous Pick-up I never had any problems and wear was very descent on the Nankangs A/T. In fact the ride was better and felt like it had more grip the original tires of my Ranger. Nankangs are made in Taiwan not China. I doubt that if these tires were bad that they could get the certifications needed to be sold in the US.

I liked the Nankangs on my Pick-up that when I needed to replace tires on our other vehicles, this was a first choice.

Many may frown on the brand, but sadly not many are talking from experience.