Toyo Open Country M/T and Nitto Trail Grappler are mud-terrain tires that are built in the same factory. Even though they're built for off-roading, people prefer to use them due to their aggressive appearances. In this article, I'll classify their … [Continue reading] about Toyo Open Country MT vs Nitto Trail Grappler MT
NT01 and R888 are built in the same factory since Toyo bought Nitto in 1999. These racetrack tires are built to perform on dry ground. Though worth reminding, these are not streetable track tires. They have very limited wet performance. Hence, my … [Continue reading] about Nitto NT01 vs Toyo R888
Load range states the tires carrying capability. Passenger tires are separated into two different load ranges. Regular passenger tires rated with SL(Standart Load) labeling. Although, XL(Extra Load) tires are strengthened versions of SL tires. These … [Continue reading] about XL vs SL Load Range
Trail feedback, and technical insights — from a former Bridgestone test engineerThe BFGoodrich KO2 is one of the most versatile all-terrain tires on the market, capable of confident performance on highways, trails, and snow. If you want to see how it … [Continue reading] about BF Goodrich KM3 Mud-Terrain vs KO2 All-Terrain
Adventurer and Discoverer are two different families in Cooper's line-up. Both were released as on-road all-terrain tires. While Adventurer stays as a cheaper and lower quality one, Discoverer is the jammy one. Well, it is a bit more expensive. In … [Continue reading] about Cooper Discoverer AT3 vs Adventurer AT