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[ "ALL-TERRAIN TYRES: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOWIf you are a driver who enjoys travelling off-road but also needs to navigate around the city on a daily basis, a nice set of all-terrain tyres can be the best option for you. Here you will learn everything you need to know about this type of tyres, how they will boost your cars powerful features and what makes them unique.All-terrain Infinity tyres are mainly used to improve the traction of your car on all types of roads, including off and on-road. They use a special combination between the excellent handling of on-road tyres and the open-tread designs employed on off-road tyres. They are all-purpose so they are not recommendable for people who drive exclusively on paved roads and highways or just off-road.All-Terrain tyres special featuresAdvantagesSecured sidewallsThey are bigger tyres and provide better load capacity.Open treadIts interlocking tread design improves handling, traction and grip on and off roads.Yearlong operabilityThey provide excellent traction on icy and snowy surfaces as well, so you do not need to change them throughout the year.DisadvantagesShort tread lifespanSofter rubber means a shorter life, although it is not inferior to the 65,000 kilometres average. They can last around 80,000 km up to 100,000 km.NoiseThey are noisier than other tyres because of their tread patterns. All-terrain use block tread designs and symmetrical grooves which causes louder noises.Low fuel efficiencyAll-terrain tyres are in the middle regarding fuel efficiency, as off-road tyres tend to spend more fuel while street tyres use less.Susceptibility to cuppingThanks to their design, all-terrain tyres are susceptible to cupping. The cause is typically lack of grip on shock absorbers. To avoid this just check them from time to time and also remember to rotate your tyres every 10,000 to 15,000 km.What kind of vehicles need all-terrain?Pickup trucksPickups go off- and on-road as they are frequently used to carry goods and travel, which might include driving on muddy and rocky surfaces.Light trucksThey need to transport heavy loads mainly off-roads.CampersCampers need to use all-terrain because they need to bear not only the passengers and your vehicle, but also the trailer; plus, they have to handle rock, mud and even snow.SUVsSUVs carry nearly the same load that pickup trucks, so they work better with all-terrain as well.4-wheel carRegular vehicles can also benefit from all-terrain tyres if they tend to be used off-road.All-terrains provide sufficient performance and grip on snowy surfaces. Though, in temperatures below 7-degree Celsius, its performance will worsen; but if the road is fairly clean and the winter is not as severe in your town, all-terrain tyres will deliver enough handling and you will not have to exchange your tyres every season.All-terrain tyres outperform all-season tyres when used off-road. They are good for wet and dry pavements and are more flexible after a minor impact. However, during constant bumps, they will twist more than all-seasons.The principal aspect to consider before choosing what type of tyres will fit your vehicle is your purpose. All-terrains are the best option if you are used to driving equally on paved surfaces and off-road. But if you drive mainly on streets and rarely off-road or only on special occasions, consider other types of Infinity tyres." ]