Atturo Trailblade XT review vs Cooper AT3 vs BFG Rugged Terrain 

BF GOODRICH RUGGED TERRAIN I would put as an awesome tire for the money. I have them on my 2003 Chevy 1500 4x4 extended cab. Tires have around 80,000 on them and still show little wear. Snow,Ice,dirt roads, gravel roads, 2 tracks, even Orv trails with sand seem to grip well.I never hardcore off road it but been through couple mud holes with ease that I questioned if I would get stuck. I hunt and fish and love exploring new hunting areas all the time. I do over 100 miles a day on these tires on the highway and passed the truck to my son a year ago for his first ride and I look at the tires daily and still looking good. Probably good for most daily drivers.

Great review Grant. I appreciate the honest, non-bias review of all three tires.

You're right about the cooper at3. I had them on my old nissan frontier. Them tires had bad traction on wet roads. I got slight hydroplaned several times when I turned the light. Overall, they're good tires tho.

That’s crazy I’ve had nothing but good luck with AT3s on my 2500 tow rig. Great traction and long life. Went through 6 bf Goodrich ATs and MTs in a year and a half. Thanks for the review of Atturos I just ordered a set for my half ton, hopefully they’ll hold up

I've got a set of BFG Rugged Terrains that are 5 years old and have 92k miles on them. Cant complain

I recently bought a lifted 2016 GMC Sierra 2500 HD that had Atturo Trail Blade XTs (35 X 12.50R20). They are definitely "bad ass" looking on my chrome 20 X 10 Triton Fuel wheels. Unfortunately, I purchased my truck to tow a 10,000 lb. 5th wheel and these Atturos are NOT adequately rated for towing an RV. They only have a Load Index of 121 @ a maximum tire pressure of 65psi. If you're considering to purchase a set of Atturos for the street and/or off-roading, you should be fine. However, don't buy them if you plan to tow anything. My Atturos only had about 10,000 miles on them, but, I had to replace them with a set of Toyo Open Country AT3's to achieve the Load Index that my truck and RV required. Based on my experience, they are quite noisy. Good luck!

uhey question what kind of camper is that or what style would i search for to buy something like that

I have been using the BFG rugged terrain as a budget alternative to the KO2 and have taken it really rough places in my 4Runner. Aired down to 25psi it will hold its own on any terrain. I am not a rock crawler but I have had to pound through really rocky terrain and come out with just some chipping of the tread in places. I would recommend this tire to the budding off roader while you get your wings on the trails. The dismissal of this tire in this video is unwarranted IMO.

How Atturo now after 2 years any issue? And did you tried on rocks?

I went from the BFG terrain to Michelin’s duealers. BIG. Difference 👍

Just bougt a set of Atturo's for my f150 hopefully they work out!

I have Coopers AT3 LT I took them to the snow and I was sliding everywhere. I took them to the rain and mud and they performed pretty good. I wonder how much better bf Goodrich are.

I've had the cooper AT3 for about 2 years, same size as yours on a vehicle quite similar to yours. Personally I find the wet traction on pavement is amazing. On dirt road it was very good. On snow it was ok, but I prefer to run dedicated winter tire rather than a jack of all trade. On wet mud (maritimes, Canada) foward and rearward traction is good but lateral traction is not, I would easily slide side to side and struggle to keep a straight path. I think they self clean ok. Like you mentioned the lack of sidewalls is not reassuring. The worst is on ice. I've made the mistake of running them for a full coastal winter (the kind that always have ice everywhere) and it felt like I had skates. On the noise level I found them good at first but as they wear out they become very noisy. Thread-wear was disappointing, I barely did 50,000KM (31,000 miles) with them and they are at 5/32. If it wasn't from the bad thread-wear I would consider them again, but now I am thinking to get the Grabbers AT2 or the so called standard of the A/T tires, the Goodrich TKO2.

Nitto trail grappler? General grabber trail? Vs atturo trail blade xt?

Had the copper & atturo tire,no luck with either one check out the travelstar ecopath AT.

any updates on the trail blades xt

Nice trailer how about a video about it.

Great video!!

Another cheaper version of the trail blade is the thunderer ranger. There more street then mud tires but there decent. 90$ a tire. Thunderer also makes a mud track tire that's really aggressive

Too much music noise...♡♡♡😞😕

don't really need an AT tire but want for occasional 2 track...Michigan snow...and the look. but still pop off 25,000 miles per year. The atturo are not rated for miles. How many miles u got and what's the tread wear looking like ?

I remember when your AT3 tore on VOR!

How long did they last any problems

For dry pavement handling, how do the BFG Rugged Terrain tires compare to the stock tires? I'm now curious if a pavement-oriented all-terrain such as the Rugged Terrain would suit my needs.

It sounds like you have nothing bad to say about the BFG Rugged Terrain t/a if the consumer doesn’t tow and usually drives 95% highway and 5% flat dirt pebble roads. Would you say these are exactly what I need?

Was it the BF Goodrich Rugged Terrain or another version that came stock on Tacomas?

Hi - Thanks for all the great videos. What wheels are you running on your Subaru these days? Did you ever consider the Method 502s?

How many times you had to do head gasket on Subaru

Hey Grant, Any suggestions for more aggressive tires for 5th gen with 18" wheels?

Are these snow rated ?

I dig the camper

BFG Rugged Terrain has been DISCONTINUED due to defects, mostly tread separation.

My AT3s have been terrible so far, they always pick up nails and stuff.3-4 flats over 2 1/2 years

are all these tires being compared the same size? I'm liking your review on the Atturos and looking to move on from my cooper discoverers. But they look huge compared to the coopers- thus i have concerns with clearance issues on my 4th gen OB

did you lift the outback? still have it?

How did your Rugged Terrains handle snow? I'm really looking at them as I live in Norhtern Utah and I do some dirt road driving and a fair amount of highway. I just haven't found enough information on how they handle snow.

Have you had any problems with the tires now that you have on your trailer or have they been very good

Are you suppose to run trailer tires on your teardrop?

How have they done long term? Mileage? Thinking of putting them on my Jeep Renegade 4x4 to have some fun in Ocala Forest. How did they do on the fire roads, trails, sand, mud, etc?

What you recommend for 2011 outback? Mine comes with 17" also what size tire should i put on? and have you found better options now?

Grant Wilson: I am not understanding why you would spend extra money and put an all terrain tire on a trailer?? All it does is roll so wouldn't it make sense to put a smaller, lighter tire on there?

Hi Grant. I just snagged a 2011 Outback Ltd. 2" ADF lift and all three plates from Primitive are already ordered. This video just let me make the call between the Atturos and Kumho Road Ventures. Atturos it is. 235/65/17 on 17x7.5 Sparco Terra's. I have looked all over for the winch setup you have.... and have had no luck. Any help / info you could provide would. E greatly appreciated !!! Thanks in advance. Rob W.

Hi Grant. I'm looking at going to bigger tires for my 2015 Outback. I have looked at just about everything you have on terms of videos and your content at offroadsubaru.com (great stuff BTW) I see that you have run 245/65-17 and 235/65-17. I'm leaning towards the 235s, but I thought I'd ask you if you have a preference after trying both sizes. Thanks and keep up the great content.

Just throw some wooden wagon wheels on there and tear out.

Considering these for my Foz how you liking them currently?

I was looking at the AT3s for my 2015 Outback and was wondering; When you said they would fit but slight rubbing, is that lifted or unlifted? Thanks.

I currently have an 06 outback running 225/50/r17. how do you think the trail blade would fit in 235/65/r17 with no lift or spacers?

is cooper rxt good for my escape???

how much bigger are these (overall diameter) than stock? did you do anything to your gearing?

Cooper at3 suck, the at3 were one tread would be higher then the other. No good in rain either I got 35k out of that tire at3 sucks

can't hear what your saying, turn off the noise

Hi grant, nice car. your such a bad ass!

That music is so annoying

BRO, SPEAK UP OR TURN OFF THE MUSIC! I CAN BARELY UNDERSTAND YOU!! but thanks for trying!!

Hey smarty guy - your Atturos and KO2s are crap on any emergency breaking on wet asphalt, the ABS will even make them worse, you can't stop at city speeds, let's say if a child jumps somewhere infront... so before you recommend tires do have the balls to do a hard break on wet asphalt, not all of us live only in woods. It's not the tire brand - it's the design pattern.

Any balancing issues?