We had the General Grabber AT's on our last Range Rover (which was stolen a few months ago)

Our replacement is arriving into the dealership in a week.

i was planning on putting the same tyres on but i heard the AT's were replaced by the AT3. is this correct, as it seems the AT's are still available

is the AT3 going to be better or worse than the AT off road?

anyone else made this change?

thanks, Freddie 2017 L405 Range Rover TDV6 Corris Grey
1988 3.5 Range Rover Classic
1993 4.2 Range Rover Classic LSE

AT3 is the replacement, same 50% on-road/50% off-road, but supposedly better in snow (they're 3PMSF-marked).

I've been on General tyres for years, had them all A/T 2 & 3

I fitted the A/T3's in February and love them. I fitted 255x55x20

http://www.generaltire-tyres.com/car/tyres/summer/suv/grabber-at3 Current: TDV8 (3.6) RRS HSE



Past: TDV8(4.4) Vogue
Discovery 3 Commercial
TDV8(3.6) Vogue
TD6 Vogue
D2 V8 ES
D1 V8 ES
RR Vogue Classic

I have AT3's on my RR SC as all season tyres, very pleased with them, I have 275/45/20's as 255/55/20's weren't available @ Nov last year, would go for the latter size wise, not as economical fuel wise as the Pirelli Scorpion's, but I wanted the extra bite off road Regards
Royston

2008 4.2 Supercharged Autobiography
1994 Classic Vogue SE
1999 Rover BRM
1987 Rover Vitesse Twin Plenum

I have AT's on my RR also had them on my D4 before that and they're a great tyre.

I was speaking to a bloke the other day ..... he has a 2015 D4 with AT3's. He runs a mobile toilet business, buidling site or festival type. As you can imagine getting on/off site with the delivery trailer and/or service unit in all weathers all year round can be a challenge ..... long story short, he reckons the 3's are way better. Current - RRV Autobiography 4.4V8 2005

Modifications - 20" Westminster Alloys with Grabber AT's. BRC LPG Conversion.

Previous- RRC 3.9V8/91. RRC 4.2V8/94 LSE Softdash. RRC 2.5tdi/94. RRC 2.5tdi/91. RR p38 2.5DHSE/01, Disco2 2.5td5/03, Disco4 2.7tdv6/10 ..... all gone.

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A bit late to the party here, but I find the AT to be good offroad, fine on dry roads, but absolutely lethal when it's wet or damp. They came with the Rangie when I bought it and although I had them fitted to my old disco in 235/70R16, I am currently looking to swap them out for something else due to the poor wet weather performance. 2006 MY FFRR 4.2 S/C autobiography (Auckland Blue - 901)
1996 Discovery 300Tdi S (death by rusting) (Silver)
1995 Volvo 850 T-5 est (now in Valhalla) (verdigris metallic)
1987 Volvo 240 GL est (now in Valhalla - not owned but driven lots)
1990 Kawasaki ZZR600 Blue
1979 Honda CB250 NA Superdream Red