On-road all-terrain tires are designed primarily for highway driving. In my experience, unlike their off-road counterparts, these tires feature a less aggressive tread pattern, which results in a smoother and quieter ride. Additionally, they generally excel in wet conditions and handling performance.
However, as a trade-off, these tires offer inferior performance on loose ground compared to off-road all-terrain tires. Consequently, their performance in slush and deep snow also tends to be less impressive.
Below, I’ve listed a few examples and my personal favorites in this category.
On-Road All Terrain Tire Reviews
Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT Review — Quiet Comfort & All-Season Traction in 2025
Real test data, off-road insights, and daily-driving impact — from a former Bridgestone engineer. The Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT is the most aggressive member of
Yokohama Geolandar AT G015 Review — Wet & Winter Performance for Daily Driving in 2025
Right before mounting. Real test data, off-road insights, and daily-driving impact — from a former Bridgestone engineer. The Yokohama Geolandar A/T is a highway-oriented On-Road
Rocky Mountain All Terrain Tires Review
Real test data, off-road insights, and daily-driving impact — from a former Bridgestone engineer. The Rocky Mountain All Terrain, sold exclusively through Discount Tire, is
Michelin LTX AT2 Review
As a former Bridgestone field inspector, I’ve seen my fair share of all-terrain tires promising both off-road prowess and highway comfort. Yet, the Michelin LTX
BFGoodrich Trail-Terrain T/A Review — Quiet Comfort & Long-Lasting Durability in 2025
BF Goodrich Trail Terrain T/A offers great on-road manners Real test data, off-road insights, and daily-driving impact — from a former Bridgestone engineer. The BFGoodrich
Pathfinder AT Tire Review
Real test data, off-road insights, and daily-driving impact — from a former Bridgestone engineer. The PathFinder A/T is a value-focused On-Road A/T tire built exclusively