The BEST All Terrain Tire for 2025

One thing I would really like to see even on the more aggressive tires, even if it didn’t receive a weighting in the final score, is the rolling resistance.

Surely this test should have used the new bfg k03? I beleive its well improved over the K02.

I would also like to see the Geolandar at4 G018

Well, partly on the basis of this test (one of two I found), I bought these (Kumho AT 52, 31/10.5-15 fitted to a 1979 FJ 55 Landcruiser). Motivation was that I didn't require great off road performance (first gear 2WD high range around my paddocks is about as hard as it gets) but was interested in road handling & braking, especially in the wet, on bitumen roads when I use the Cruiser as a truck, carting or towing things.
In anecdotal reinforcement of Jonathan's remarks, it's a delight on these parameters of appraisal - decidedly the best tire I have fitted in 25 years of use of the Cruiser.

I really enjoy reading the reviews on this site and the youtube channel too, but I'm disappointed to see that the Nokian Outpost nAT isn't included in any all-terrain tire comparison against other AT tires, either in winter testing or all-around; I only saw a test against other Nokian tires in the snow, which is interesting, but frankly not helpful. I'm such a huge fan of Nokian winter tires that I want to see how their AT tires stack up against the competition, but having experience with their winter tires it's obvious to me that a dedicated winter tire will outperform an all-weather or all-terrain tire in snow and on ice (ok, I admit that it was interesting to see how it did against the all-weather, but I'm not shopping for that type of tire).

Given that the Wrangler Duratrac tires have lost their 3 Peak//Snowflake designation in some of their larger sizes (285/75R18 in particular), I've been weighing with replacing them with the Falken Wildpeaks, but I'm also a fan of the Nokian Outpost nATs. Of the two, which would you go for? I know you tested and were a fan of both, but I don't recall//see anything comparing the two directly for overall usability. The snow performance of the Nokians are drawing me to them, but at what cost for the other 3 seasons?