Test notes on the contenders

BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 (15) Given their rigid profile and aggressive tread pattern, the BFGs did quite well. They were surprisingly quiet on asphalt, and their braking performance on tar and gravel was consistent and controlled. Its stiff sidewalls compromised it in terms of traction, but it is still the go-to tyre for overlanding. Pirelli Scorpion AT Plus (14) Pirelli is widely acknowledged for its high-performance rubber and has a solid reputation. The braking performance of the Scorpion ATs was fair, but the tyres did not do well in the sand and on gravel. Still, the Pirellis ensured a comfortable ride and light steering response. Apollo Apterra AT2 (13) This Indian-sourced tyre surprised with its stopping performance on gravel and its huge grip on the rock climb section. This grippiness…

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