Are AMP Off-Road Tires Any Good?

Performance Overview of The AMP Off-Road Tire Lineup

If you've been looking for a high-quality, inexpensive option for your next off-road tires, we wanted to bring some brand awareness to you for one of the newer tires that are out on the market. Today, we want to talk about AMP tires and what they can bring to the table for your rig.

If you've never heard of AMP tires, you're not alone - they're a relatively new player in the aftermarket tire world, but don't take that to mean that they can't provide you with the same high quality that you might expect from other brands. We'll show you all the different AMP tires today so you can see which one is best suited for your build - let's jump right in!

Table Of Contents

-What Kind of Off-Road Tires Does AMP Make?

-Design and Performance Features of the AMP Terrain Attack ATA Tire

-Are AMP Tires Good For The Price?

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What Kind of Off-Road Tires Does AMP Make?

AMP has several tire models that you can snag for your setup, the first of which being the All-Terrain Pro. This is more of an on-road/off-road balanced kind of tire, coming standard with a 60,000 mile warranty - it has a really good tread design for snow traction, ice traction, and basically all types of different weather traction.

Next up is AMP's All-Terrain tire, also known as its ATA. This is AMP's adventure model, which comes with a 40,000 mile treadwear warranty - we've done some testing on this tire and will be discussing it more a little bit further down, but so far we love everything that it can do. AMP also makes a Terrain Attack Mud Tire that can give you excellent traction in tough conditions.

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Design and Performance Features of the AMP Terrain Attack ATA Tire

Getting into a little more detail on the Terrain Attack, the ATA is a hybrid tread design that has a bit more tread voids and a bit larger gaps in between the tread blocks, which helps with snow and sand evacuation. The tread lugs themselves are a bit bigger, but they're grouped in a diagonal tread designed to help reduce that road noise.

The AMP Terrain Attack is designed to be really good on-road, obviously, but if you're doing a lot of off-roading, or more of your driving is done off the pavement, this is where the tire is really gonna perform well. The tread blocks have quite a bit of siping throughout, with about two sipes per block - that'll help with ice, wet and snow traction, really letting this tire perform well in any varying type of weather conditions.

Read More: All Terrain vs. Hybrid Tires - What's The Difference?

Are AMP Tires Good For The Price?

Along with the Terrain Attack being three peak mountain snowflake rated, the Pro is also 3PMSF rated as well - the only one that isn't is AMP's Mud-Terrain option. So, if you're looking for a really good tire at a really good price point for a really good value, AMP is a worthy option.

AMP's Terrain Attack Pro is a great tire for on-road driving with a blend of off-road performance with its 60,000 mile warranty. The All-Terrain Adventure series is really good for on the road with a lot of off-road driving too, with a 40,000 mile warranty to boot.

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If you guys are looking for a good price point and a good tire, we highly recommend what AMP's tire lineup brings to the table. Check out all AMP tires in our store and add the best ones to fit your rig to your cart - don't forget that we also offer free mounting, balancing and shipping when you package tires and new wheels together!