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Atturo Trail Blade XT vs Falken Wildpeak AT3w
So overall, we have learned here that on dry and wet roads you get a clear winner, the Falken Wildpeak AT3w. The tire is also very quite on roads, and in terms of fuel and tread wear, let's just say it's better in comparison. On the other side, the Atturo Trail Blade X/T features paddling grooves that do great on sand and mud, and provide longitudinal climbing on rocks as well.
Hankook Dynapro ATM vs Falken Wildpeak AT3w
So overall in case of Falken Wildpeak AT3w, you get a superior wet traction on roads, and a good tread life, along with a comfortable ride, whereas off-road you conquer almost all terrains with this tire (comparatively). On the other side, the Hankook ATM, does much better when things are dry (on roads), and it also provides you with decent comfort (in terms of noise), a greater fuel economy and overall better snow traction, though both tires have 3 peak mountain snowflake ratings.
Cooper Discoverer Rugged Trek vs Falken Wildpeak AT3w
Cooper Rugged Trek may seem very tough on the outside, it's inner construction is still weaker in comparison. That's why off-road you'd get a more confidence aspiring ride with Wildpeak. Though it does allow this tire to wear slower and be good enough in the fuel economy department.
Kenda Klever AT2 vs Falken Wildpeak AT3w
Out of both tires, the Kenda AT2 provides you with a great budget pick with amazing traction on roads and stability on rugged terrains. Even though the tire lacks to its counterpart in a lot of performance section, (except for fuel economy and tread life), it's still not too far off overall. Moreover, its all season tread compound provide similar performance efficacy in nearly all types of conditions that's why both tires are on par on snowy terrains having 3pmsf ratings.
Kumho Road Venture AT52 vs Falken Wildpeak AT3w
Comparing both tires, it can be seen why Falken Wildpeak AT3w provides you with better off-road traction with it's superior durability and self-cleaning grooves having larger tread voids and depth up to 19/32". Though what's surprising to note is that the tire does that without compromising it's on-road comfort, where it's wet traction is even better comparatively. Kumho AT52 on the other side, does better on pavements, as it provides you with greater dry grip, fuel economy and tread life.
Toyo Open Country AT3 vs Pro Comp AT Sport
Toyo Open Country AT3 is a better tire for wet roads, it supplies you with better tread life and a quieter ride. And off-road tire is better on muddy and sandy terrains. Pro Comp AT Sport on the other side, is better when things are dry, and the most impress thing on this tire is it's steering response.
Kanati Trail Hog AT vs Falken Wildpeak AT3w
Out of both tires, even though Trail Hog is good enough on dry roads when it comes to directional grip, the overall on-road performance is seen better on Wildpeak AT3w (in both wet and dry conditions). And this goes for other performance areas as well, which include tread wear, comfort and mileage. Kanati A/T on the other side, does better on rugged terrains.
Hankook Dynapro ATM vs Toyo Open Country AT3
Although both tires provide you with very similar dry and wet grip on roads, with very close margin, the overall dry traction is seen better on Toyo AT3, while the wet, on Dynapro ATM. The Toyo AT3 basically features a harder compound, that's why it comfort, fuel economy and sand traction gets compromised. Though it also helps the tire with tread wear now doubt.
Kumho Road Venture AT52 vs Toyo Open Country AT3
Kumho Venture AT52 has made some really great technical advancements over AT51, as now the tire offers faster steering response and both wet and dry grip. Moreover, it also yields superior comfort and greater fuel economy compared to Open Country. Toyo AT3 on the other side, is also very great on dry roads, though it's wet traction is kind of disappointing.