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Atturo's TrailBlade A/T is an all-terrain for trucks and SUVs that carries 3-Peak Mountain Snowflake certification. Per the specifications in this library, it uses 3-ply sidewall construction on its LT-rated sizes and a wear-resistant compound that Atturo says is made with hydrocarbon-free clean oil. LT sizes are Load Range E (10-ply), with up to 15/32in of tread.
The treadwear warranty is 50,000 miles, and warranty claims are considered once a tire has worn to at least 3/32in. The wheel-size range is 16-20in. That is narrower than several all-terrains in this library that reach 22in or 24in, including the BFGoodrich KO3, Falken A/T4W and Toyo Open Country A/T III, so a truck on 22in wheels will need to look elsewhere.
With only the TrailBlade A/T in this library, the most useful comparison is spec-for-spec against other 3PMSF all-terrains with published warranties. The Kenda Klever A/T2 (3PMSF on standard sizes, 50,000 miles on LT) and the Kumho Road Venture AT52 (3PMSF, 50,000 miles on LT) are close matches on warranty. Several flagship all-terrains offer wider size ranges and longer P-metric warranties.
Before buying, confirm your exact size in Atturo's current listing and check the sidewall for the mountain-snowflake symbol and load range. A 16-20in range means some popular upsizes may not be offered.
Atturo’s Lineup in This Library
1 Atturo model (All-Terrain). Specs come from Atturo’s own spec pages; we don’t buy or test tires — see how we rank.
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Sources
- Atturo Tire — Official Site — Brand overview and product line reference for Atturo tires (site returns a bot-block on deep-linked spec pages; homepage used as the citable brand source).