I have the Hankook AT 2 dynapro's and they are a great tire for winter and wet roads. I would buy them again.

Been running the AT3's for just under 500 miles. 35x12.5-R20 on 16 Silverado. Best tires ive ever had by far. NO road noise, amazing traction on and off road and on wet highway. Best of all the look great!

I have the Hankooks on my truck. At first I wasn't impressed with the tight tread pattern. However, the performance has impressed me and I've driven it in moderate mud less than 10 inches deep and was pleasantly surprised again.

This is the most eloquent and thorough tire review I've seen on KZfaq. I feel like I should have paid for that education. Subbed!

I'm happy I stumbled upon your channel as I was researching a couple of these particular tires. I'm not tire savvy. You're explaining in GREAT detail about the tire tread is very helpful for me to make an informed purchase. Thank you! And I love that they are made in the US! Yay! I drive largely on freeway and city streets and occasional dirt rock roads with light snow during winter. Im going with the Hankook. Thanks! :)

I've been going through a few of your old videos, and as someone who knows almost nothing about tires, I appreciate the way you take the time to explain the differences and uses for each tire. Very helpful in deciding which AT to get for my tacoma.

I have the hankook tires and he’s spot on. Feels very stable on the highway and they’re awesome in bad weather

You do a great job of presenting your product offerings. The average consumer can glean from your knowledge. Thank you!

I just bought the Open Country AT3s for my 4 runner. I have about 200 miles on them so far and they are great.

Have had TOYO OC AT 3 since Jan up here in Alberta Canada. I put 6 35 x12.5 /R20 on a 2021 RAM 3500 Limited, Cummins Dually. They are the BEST “AT “any tire on the market for traction on SNOW and ICE. They will blow your mind. 70% of PU trucks in UTAH have TOYO tires either AT2 -AT3 .

I'm pretty excited about the AT3, even more so after watching this video. I'm looking to replace my worn KO2's with them in the next few months. Very happy Toyo developed a 3PMS AT tire, because that is a requirement for me with all the off road and winter driving I do here in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

These videos are simply the best on KZfaq. Well done, sir!

I’ve been watching your reviews for years. I have learned so much about tires from you. I would consider myself almost a tire expert at this point. Thank you!

The Dynapro AT2's came on my 2022 Nissan Frontier Pro4X. I have about 1700 miles on them so far, including some running in snow. So far, very happy with these. They handle well and are very quiet. No off road experience yet. I also just saw that Hankook is releasing a Dynapro AT2 Xtreme version. Maybe you can review that when available. Keep up the great vids!!!

I put 4 Toyo’s AT 3’s on my FJ Cruiser 6 weeks ago. I love them!

Just got the Toyo AT3s for my GX, so far so good! They look aggressive but ride well for an all terrain. The 3 peak rating is a great thing to have as well.

I switched from a 265 60 18 bfg ko2 to the Toyo At3. Night and day difference on how they ride. Plus a big difference in weight 51 lbs ko2 vs 38 lbs AT3.

Just got back from 2 tire shops. They recommended these 3 exact tires for my Ram 2500. Thinking of getting the Toyo AT3s.

Front traction, back traction, all types of traction up in here.

My Nephew has those tires on his 2021 Ford f 150 FX4 he loves them they were great off road on gravel and sand and little mud

I have agonized over which tire to purchase for months. Thank you for the informative video. I am going with the at3's (finally!)

Thanks for your great information, I was leaning toward the Hankook from all the research I’ve done but now I’m going to buy the Toyo AT 3

I ❤️ tire noise. Don’t forget about us in the Sierra Nevadas. The Toyo3 is on my list for the Crosstrek. Thank you!

You do a great job explaining, thank you! Putting the Toyo AT3’s on my 2017 Tacoma next month.

Have a set of 35x12.50r20 Toyo AT3 on my 2019 Ram 2500 for about 5,000 miles and I’m amazed. I’m coming from running 33x12.50r20 Toyo RT on my 2017 Ram Ecodiesel and they’re much more quiet with grip for these South Georgia dirt roads and handle towing 4 days a week like no other tire I’ve ever owned, F load is a must for these heavy duty working trucks that still like to play

I recently put the Toyo Open Country AT3 on my Dodge Cummins in LT265/70R17. They seem like they're going to be a great tire for my needs. They have excellent traction in loose sand, and don't squirm on the highway. They do get a bit noisy over 50 MPH, can definitely hear them hum even over the loud Cummins engine, but not nearly as much as mud tires and some other all-terrain tires do. Even though they're e-rated they still just have 2-ply polyester sidewalls, but they still seem stiff enough to provide good lateral stability when towing heavy loads. What nobody mentions though is the extra 2 nylon cap plies they use in these tires to increase the overall durability, which many of the competing tier one brand tires tend to skip out on for some reason.

Solid review - much appreciated. Ordered a set of AT3’s 285/70R17’s today.

good vid. thanks for acutally showing the tiresa nd the important information, so many tire reviews just show stock footage of trucks slinging mud, half the time not even the tire being reviewed!

I just got a set of 305/ 45/ 22 Toyo open County at3 6 ply's on my 2019 Ram 1500 longhorn with air ride...DUDE the AT3's Fit perfect with the 22" with air suspension and look freaking sick. I drop it all the way down to entry mode and turn the wheel both ways all the way and went back and forward, it is not drag at all. It sure changes the look of my truck, a lot more aggressive looking. LOVE THE AT3's!!!👍😎👍

Just purchased a set of 6 hankook AT2s. Was never a tyre I considered, but the current supply situation limited my choice in the size I needed. Now actually glad that I was forced to consider this tyre, as it is probably the exact tyre that suits my requirements, in the correct size and load rating required, and was considerably cheaper.

Best review comparison yet. Toyo AT3 it is, thanks!!

I just put a set of Toyo atIII on my Jeep Wrangler unlimited (E rated 255/70r17) very nice handling, great ride, quiet, and excellent traction wet roads. No mud yet. I'm very happy with them. They feel softer or grippyer than other e range.

Just bought a set of AT3. Pit them on my F250. 35x12.50x17. Smooth and very quiet. Handles great and stable on the highway. Price was high but well worth it.

Your tire reviews are top notch. Great detail. Great camera work. Ty

I bout a set of cooper stt pro about 20k miles ago, just bought the Toyo open country at/3, I’m more than excited to test em out after this video! Subscribed! I’ll be back with input!

Those Hancooks come stock on some F150's. They are quiet and last a long time, but the traction on ice/snow was horrible. Even cold pavement. Pair that with the EcoBeast motors and winter driving was a nightmare.

Toyo A/T IIIs are on my Ford Ranger (2WD, extended cab) with only a couple hundred miles. The Toyos replace Goodyear Tracker IIs (had plenty of tread remaining, but wanted something more aggressive, just in case...). The day of their install, rain was very heavy. They did great against flows of water across interstate. Also, they do look very nice. There is one Very Noticeable Downside vs a more roadway tire. The sidewall flex can be detrimental during very windy conditions. I have new shocks (less than 500 miles on them). The Toyos are not oversized. The swaying was that noticeable immediately!!

Love the dynapro on my f150 replacing with bigger at3s tho but not a single problem with hankook

Thanks for the info! I just ordered a set of Toyo AT3's for my Jeep. Can't wait to try them out! Thanks again for the info.

Awesome job with Review, Now I have Short list of what I will be looking at. Shout out from Newfoundland Canada

Running the Open Country AT3's here in the UP of Michigan. 265/75/16 on a slightly lifted 98 Grand Cherokee. So far they have impressed in every condition I've thrown at them. For being a 32in tire they are very stable at highway speeds with little noise. Compared to my winter only tires they give up a little bite on ice but still very predictable. The winter only tires would let go all at once if you pushed them hard on slick roads. The AT3's "talk" to you more about what the road conditions are like. Much less numb of a feeling. For me that's a huge plus. As for miles on them, I only have around 3k on them so I can't say much about tread wear. I would buy them again without a second thought.

Thanks for showing off the differences. Looking at a pair of these for my Subaru.

I have a 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Summit 5.7 Hemi with Toyo AT2s. I love them. They do great on trails and handle wet highway and snow pretty well. Unfortunately I have nails in two of the sidewalls. So I'm getting Toyo AT3s installed today. My AT2s are down to 7/32 so I got good use out of them. Had them in Portland for a while then drove back home to Mesa AZ. They love the desert. Yet they also got me across Mt Hood in a snow storm pulling a Uhaul.

Gonna go get mine tomorrow. Thank you for all the good explaining

Just ordered a set of Toyo open country A/T III!

Excellent reviews, with straight talk no bs. Looking for replacement tires for my ‘18 Titan

I live in Canada and I have a set of Toyo AT2s on my truck that I run year round, and I was going up a slick and snowy mountain the other day and the AT2s were extremely impressive and did much better then my friends jeep with brand new KO2s, I would highly recommend the AT2s however the next set of tires I’ll get is definitely going to be the AT3s, those new Toyo at3 tires look great and would probably preform even better in the snow, however the AT2s are great for the time being

Forgot to mention, I will be installing these on a 2020 4x4 Tacoma.

Very informative video! Keep up the great work, thanks!!

F150 Lightning has the Hankook AT2’s from the factory. Can’t wait!

I put over 90,000 miles on my a/t 2. Most of that was pulling trailers. I just ordered some a/t 3 and hopefully they hold up just as good if not better.

I’ve had many Toyo tires over the last 3 decades so I am familiar with the quality the company puts into them. But I do have to differ of what you call the best tire being the AT3. When you look at the amount of siping on the 2 over the 3 the normal result will be better grip on ice. I would speculate that the vast majority of drivers in SUV and pick up trucks don’t really take their vehicles over any off road terrain. So most are not going to be too concerned with am I getting a tire that will prevent me getting stuck, over do they have traction on ice on the highway. As a person living next to the Canadian Rockies, I am far more concerned with not loosing traction and getting into a head on collision, over going over a cliff. Now you have not gone into details about the softness of the rubber compound in each tire, but if they are the same, the AT2 will have better hold on ice, and I think that the tread pattern is sufficient to handle whatever snow is on any normal highway that has snow on it. Plows do a reasonable job of getting rid of most of the snow on the surface. Look at the KZfaq videos on winter crashes, and it’s the ice underneath that is the biggest villain.

I'm about to install those AT3's on my Kia

Great review!👍 I'm getting the LT285/55/R20 with Fuel Assault 20x9 wheels for my 2018 Silverado with a 2 inch leveling kit.

GOOD JOB ON EXPLAINING ! A LOT OF GOOD INFO !

I just put the P285 70r17 on my 5th gen 4runner. Chalk tested to 32 pounds pressure. The tire is sweet.

I’ve got a 2019 Honda CR-V AWD with Hancock Tires that are supposed to be snow rated. You mentioned that the Hancock AT tire has lots of sipping. So, does the Hancock tire that came with my Honda. I live in the Northwest. My daughter had a 2 WD Honda Accord with Goodyear Weather Ready tires. The Weather Ready tires out perform the Handcock tires hands down. This is based on actual snow/ ice driving across a mountain pass this winter. Tire Milage & tire expirations are the same. I wouldn’t recommend Handcock tires with winter rated logos.

Great comparison between the AT2 & 3. I’m curious to see actual tests / usage reviews (not general visual opinions) on the AT3, especially in the snow. Seems like the tread blocks are closer on the RF-11 compared to the RF-10; I think the new one looks milder.

Bought the kpen County AT3. Have them in a mitsubishi outlander. That outlander was great with the all wheel drive before, now it is just insane with these tires! Rain and snow they are excellent! Dry pavement can be a little squishy in hot summer months. Will never buy another brand tire again! Am buying a set for my 1 ton pickup in a few months!

On the Toyo all-terrain three you mentioned that one side of the tire has a thicker side wall at 4.45 on video,is it much more aggressive?I would like to know, Great video and thank you, would like to see a comparison on both side walls on the at3 Toyo. I have a Toyo at2 extreme open country But I would like to make a comparison on the side walls, which Toyo is more aggressive the at2 extreme or the new at3 in both toyos on side walls.🙏🏼✌🏼

I have toyo AT3 for my jeep wrangler renegade. I have not put them on yet I'm waiting for fall and hoping they're going to perform great in the snow.

Wow thank you so much ! This was very informative and useful for me because I needed new tires and didn't know whether to get the A/T 2's or 3's !

Hi Matt, is the Toyo A/T 3 have a 3 ply sidewall?

Thanks for your great reviews!

Good morning, first of all this is a really good channel and you give good reasoning behind the decisions of your tires so my questions is what would be the best tires for a sprinter van. I need lt215 /85 16. I know this is kinda of a weird size so there aren't that many choices. My main concern isn't offloading but rather the puncture resistance off roading tires provide. I want to be able to go down gavel roads but still have good gas mileage. Also tow about 4000lbs once in awhile. Not necessarily to have snow ratings if they sacrifice the tire wear to get a softer compound for it. But idk. I'm between this ones or the grappler atx

I have a dodge ram 3500 dually that I use for hot shot trucking pull a 40 ft trailer, need new tires, which do you recomend , open country at 3 , continental at , or another one?

Yes Nice comparison. I'd love to see a video comparing the KO2 to the Open Country AT3. Also, was the AT3 in the video an LT tire? I know the LT has a bit more of a pronounced sidewall than the Standard Metric Size.

Planning on getting these open country at3 on my next set

Been looking to improve look to some more aggressive on my stock 05 Lexus GX470 and have been leaning towards the Toyo AT3. Not gonna lift, but may add TRD Wheels. Thanx for great info

How do the Cooper AT3 4s compare to Toyo Open Country AT3's?

got a set on my truck had at 2 toyos now at 3...i loving them...drive sweet...road noise is low..

I like the tread design of the new AT3. Nice to know they make it for LT trucks. Thanks Matt. I am still considering the Cooper Discover XLT though.

Great info, liking your content and it helps making decisions ... can you consider adding weights for these options.

Does TOYO Open Country AT3 offer tire 37x12.50x R17LT? Do you think this is better tire than the Nitto Ridge Grappler especially 80% highway miles 20% off road?

Wow. Best tire video I’ve seen !

Hi Matt! I was wondering if you can help me take a choice. I drive mostly on highways but as soon as I arrive to my destination, I cross dirt roads (mostly), crop fields, devastated side roads, and lots of wet fields (but I never go mudding). Between Hankook At2, Toyo At2 and Bfgoodrich Ko2... What would you recommend? (I drive a 2x4 Ranger 2.3l)

The Hankook dynapro At2 came on my 2021 f150 xlt sport. They have Made in Korea on them

This was excellent. Thank you!

man im really liking the reviews of the toyo at3's, im thinking thats what im about to put in my Xterra out here in colorado, as the 3pmsf rating is important to me.

Ive narrowed my search down to these two.. How does the Toyo AT3 compare with the Dynapro as far as road noise. I'm looking at a 305 65r18 for my 2500HD, I would say I'm 60% highway 20% cool looking, 20% offroad . But want to have the quietest ride when I'm on the highway. Thanks.

@Campus Automotive Inc Repeat: You touched on the middling mud traction of the Hankook but I don't recall any reference to the mud (or snow) traction of either Toyo. My pending choices are between these two brands and models (Toyo AT3). PLEASE ADVISE ASAP. TY

I just bought a 2020 Jeep Gladiator Mojave and am looking specifically at the Toyo AT3 in a 35/11.50/17 or the Goodyear MTR w/Kevlar in a 275/80/17. Both tires measure almost 35". Common sense tells me to choose the Toyo due to the fact that it is a bit more road biased. And let's be honest, most of us actually do spend more than 50% of our time on solid surfaces. The Toyo for an All Terrain looks assertive, however the GY MTR looks so aggresive. Decisions,, Decisions....

I am ordering the AT3 as i am typing this, thank you for the video

Enjoying the videos. I's like your help deciding on a year-round tire for Utah on a Nissan Xterra. 3 most important things are highway handling, puncture resistance, and snow/rain grip. Noise and treadlife are lower importance (old truck). Rock, mud, and looks are medium priority. I've had yoko g015 and dynapro ATM and both were okay all around but not good enough in rain and moderate snow. Thinking thompson Baja ATZ P3 or yoko at-x. Should I look at Duratrac or an MT instead? My assumption is full muds are more dangerous at 80+ mph in heat if I'm keeping total cost under 800 bucks.. Thanks!

You have alot of knowledge, and you do your homework. Great video Thanks for sharing 👍😎

To be honest. Thx for the video. But basically you just said all good of them. And which one you prefer. What comparison? I can’t tell from the video very much. Sound/ comfort?

Just put a set of at3’s on my f-150 it’s been pouring rain. The wet traction difference from the mostly wore AT2 to these was substantial

You touched on the middling mud traction of the Hankook but I don't recall any reference to the mud (or snow) traction of either Toyo. My pending choices are between these two brands and models (Toyo AT3). PLEASE ADVISE ASAP. TY

I appreciate the review! My truck is a 1995 Ford F-150 XL (base model f150) extended cab 2WD and the standard recommended tire is a P235/75/r15 XL. So I need to make sure I end up getting an “XL” rated tire. My 3 main option I am considering are the Hankook Dynapro AT2, Toyo open county at3, and the Falken wild peak at3w. I would say I drive 95% of the time driving on pavement, normal commuting (highway), and the other 5% would be on a dirt road. But for the most part just standard pavement driving. Looking for the AT look but a comfortable and smooth tire, and a tire that will give me good MPG’s. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

how is the extreme version different? and vs the wildpeak at3

I have 19 tacoma trd sport 265/65/17 Was considering the at3 or the hancook. What would be your choice? 95% highway,so don't want any noise if possible.

Love the vids!! I have a 5th gen 4runner that I’m leveling and going to throw some 275’s or 285’s on it. I am back and forth between the KO2’s, Nitto Ridge Grapplers or the new Toyo’s A/T 3’s. I do a lot of driving on and off-road. Weekends are mostly spent at the beaches where there is deep sand and rocks. I’m looking for a great hybrid tire that can handle it all and have an aggressive look. Do you have any recommendations? I appreciate it !!

Yeah my f150 has those hankooks and I’ve gotten 21,000 miles on me rotated every 5 thousand and am getting low on tread already but they have been some great tires even tho

Like your reviews. Can you please do a review on the Yokohama X-AT geolander vs Maxxis Razr A811 ?

Hi Matt. How would you compare Toyo AT3 to the BFG KO2? Just as good or not as good? Thank you for informative videos.

The AT3 is such a better tire. Toyo proves you can have a very aggressive AT tire while still being great on the road. Now I would regrettably choose Toyo over Hancook, wouldn't be the case with the ATM and Toyo AT2.

I have a ‘15 GMC Sierra 1500 4WD and was getting rid of the Goodyear tires here soon. And suggestions between the Hankook Dynapro AT2 and the Toyo AT3? I do lots of highway driving, a little off road,, and some snow and ice.

Appreciate the AT3 review. How do you feel they stack up against the Wangler Duratrac?

Awesome review as always brother! Super impressive on Toyos part. Would you compare these to the bridgestone revo 3? These definitely seem quite a bit more aggressive. Thank you again! 👊

Excellent review!