Thing about all-terrain tires is that some are more aggressive than others. Seems they should divide that category in to two. There are trade offs when you go more aggressive.
Indeed. There are AT's out there that are basically mud tires with smaller void spacing. They are compromise tires that work well for many.
I'd rather have a smooth-riding and long-lasting AT, then put on a dedicated mud tire on some take-off wheels for hunting season. Then again, I use my Tacoma much like an ATV from October through January.
