SCORPION XTM AT (ALL-SEASONS WINTER APPROVED)
All-Seasons Touring Tire
The DISCOVERER AT3 XLT (4 SEASONS WINTER APPROVED) is the best iteration of the AT3 series for off-road use. Its larger and deeper central bloc ensure a good drip on dirt and rocks and the shoulders biting edges are reinforced to protect it against punctures and will increase grip as well. The AT3 XLT's tread is design to prevent shredding and to increase its durability.
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| Manufacturer | Cooper |
| Studdable | No |
| Season | All season |
| Product code | 170031002 |
| Width | 265 |
| Ratio | 60 |
| Diameter | 20 |
| Load index | 121/118 |
| Speed rating | R |
| Side wall |
| Runflat | No |
| Reinforced | No |
| Extra Load | No |
| Tread Depth (32nds) | 16.0 |
| Max inflation pressure (psi) | |
| Max load (lbs) | 2910 |
| Overall section width (in) | |
| Approved Rim Widths (in) | 7.5-9.5 |
| Overall Tire Diameter (in) | 32.52 |
| OE Homologation |
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| Product code | Dimension | Code | UTQG | Price | Stock | |
| 15" inches | ||||||
| 170023027 | LT31/10.5R15 - 109R (6 ply) | 109 R | $229.27 | Not available | Contact us | |
| 18" inches | ||||||
| 170030027 | LT265/70R18 - 124/121S (10 ply) | 124/121 S | $310.19 | Not available | Contact us | |
| 170026027 | LT275/70R18 - 125/122S (10 ply) | 125/122 S | $324.92 | Not available | Contact us | |
| 20" inches | ||||||
| 170031002 | LT265/60R20 - 121/118R (10 ply) | 121/118 R | $398.71 | Not available | Contact us | |
| 170022002 | LT275/55R20 - 120/117S (10 ply) | 120/117 S | $341.05 | Not available | Contact us | |
| 170043002 | LT275/60R20 - 123/120S (10 ply) | 123/120 S | $396.61 | Not available | Contact us | |
| 90000032614 | LT275/65R20 - 126/123S (10 ply) | 126/123 S | $290.41 | Not available | Contact us | |
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All-Seasons Touring Tire
All-Seasons Touring Tire
LT265/60R20 - 121/118S (10 ply)
An all-season tire offers a versatile compromise for year-round driving, but its rubber hardens below 45°F (7°C), reducing grip on snow and ice. A winter tire, by contrast, stays flexible in extreme cold thanks to a specialized rubber compound and deeper tread sipes, delivering better traction, shorter braking distances, and improved handling on winter roads.