Off-road tire test 225/65 R17 from the publisher ADAC 2025 p.

Place Model Description / Recommendations Cost
1
Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015
Excellent performance on snow
Very good handling on wet asphalt
Short braking distance on dry pavement
Attractive price
Low weight
Lack of obvious drawbacks
On asphalt, they concede to highway tires in terms of traction and safety
An all-season tire that performs well on both wet roads and snow and is offered at a fairly affordable price
from 8 000 
2
Falken Wildpeak A/T AT3WA
Good balance of characteristics
Excellent results on wet pavement
Good resistance to aquaplaning, despite the relatively low tread depth
Relatively weak traction on gravel
Heavy
Tire with no obvious defects, which functions very efficiently on wet surfaces
3
General Tire Grabber AT3
Good balance of characteristics
Very good handling and short braking distance on snow
Poor performance on wet asphalt
The tires showed their best qualities on a snowy road, but on a wet surface they lost to several competitors
from 15 650 
3
Matador MP-72 Izzarda A/T 2
Excellent performance on gravel (in particular, very high traction force)
Attractive price
There are claims of handling on a dry road
The tires perform well on gravel, but on dry asphalt, there are inaccurate reactions to steering wheel turns and weak lateral stability

Verdict: Satisfactory
from 10 340 
5
Pirelli Scorpion All Terrain Plus
Good traction on gravel
Low weight
Low traction on snow
Impairs handling on snow and wet pavement
Tend to slide on all types of coverage, which requires increased caution from the driver, especially on snow and wet asphalt

Verdict: Average
from 10 260 
5
Toyo Open Country A/T III
Good handling and overall very good performance on dry pavement
Mediocre performance on wet roads
Low resistance to aquaplaning
Toyo performs well on dry roads, but in rainy weather, the traction is clearly lacking

Verdict: Mediocre
from 16 280 
7
Bridgestone Dueler All-Terrain A/T002
Good performance on dry and wet asphalt
High price
Reduced traction on snow
They work excellent on asphalt, both dry and wet, and the place in the test would have been better if not for the explicitly weak grip on snow in any situation

Verdict: Mediocre
from 17 550 
8
BFGoodrich Trail Terrain T/A
Good performance on snow
High price
Heavy
Poor performance on wet asphalt
Effective on snow and gravel, but on asphalt they worsen handling and reduce the level of safety

Verdict: Poor (it should be taken into account that the emphasis was on the characteristics on paved surfaces)