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Ironman markets the All Country A/T as an entry-level all-terrain, all-season tire for CUVs, SUVs and light trucks. Its tread uses wide angled lateral grooves and a void ratio designed to clear mud, water and snow. It also has large tread blocks with deep grooves for off-road traction, a buttress design Ironman says aids mud traction and guards against punctures, and a compound aimed at longevity and wet traction.
The official chart has 39 rows across 15-20in wheels in SL, XL, C and E. Tread depth is 13.0-13.6/32in on P-metric and XL sizes and 13.9-16.0/32in on LT and flotation sizes, including 15.7/32in on LT275/65R20. UTQG is 460 A B on the P-metric and XL sizes. Some sizes appear twice under different item numbers with slightly different depths, so match the item number as well as the size.
Coverage is where Ironman differs most from other tires in this library. The All Country A/T carries a 50,000-mile treadwear warranty under the Ironman Peace of Mind Warranty (US and Canada only) and a 60-month limited protection policy on workmanship and materials. On top of that, its Road Hazard Protection Program replaces a tire for up to two years or the first 50% of tread life.
The product page makes no 3PMSF claim; the features list and spec table have no snow-rating field. That is an absence rather than an explicit "not rated", so check your size's sidewall for the mountain-snowflake symbol if winter traction matters.
Ironman’s Lineup in This Library
1 Ironman model (All-Terrain). Specs come from Ironman’s own spec pages; we don’t buy or test tires — see how we rank.
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Sources
- Ironman — About Ironman — Ironman as a brand owned by Hercules Tire and Rubber, acquired by American Tire Distributors in 2014.
- Hercules Tires — 70th anniversary rebranding of the Hercules and Ironman brands — Hercules Tires (a subsidiary of American Tire Distributors) and Ironman as its two core brands.
- Ironman — All Country A/T official spec page — All Country A/T 50,000-mile Peace of Mind Warranty, Road Hazard Protection Program (up to two years or the first 50% of tread life), and the LT275/65R20 10-ply size specification.