Conquer Trails with Atturo Trail Blade Off-Road Tires

Trail Blade Off-Road Tires

When the trail calls, some tires shrink from the challenge. Atturo’s Trail Blade series greets it with a grin. Inspired by off-road racing and refined by everyday adventurers, the Trail Blade name covers a wide range of truck and SUV tires - each with a distinct personality. Drivers report they’ve tackled everything from rocky switchbacks in Colorado to muddy backwoods in Florida, all while trusting these aggressive sidewalls and deep-lug tread patterns to power them through. Below you’ll meet the seven standouts that carry the Trail Blade name toward new horizons.

TrailBlade A/T Real Talk
“I’ve put about 500 miles on these Atturo Trail Blade A/T tires on my Ram truck. They are exceptional tires!!! The handling is GREAT in both wet or dry conditions. The ride is very comfortable with no road noise!!!” - Ram Truck Owner via Priority Tire

Wild to Mild: Finding Your Perfect Match

TrailBlade BOSS
Some explorers refuse to settle for less than maximum traction. For them, the Trail Blade BOSS answers the call. Owners rate it at about 10.5/10 for pure mud, sand, and rock performance. One GMC Sierra driver mentioned being “beyond pleased” by how stable it felt at highway speeds despite its menacing design. The sidewall’s wave channels and split center block help manage water and eject debris, but make no mistake - this one’s for those who crave an untamed off-road adventure above all else.

Mud-Terrain Durability
“This is the second set of Atturo [Trail Blade M/T] tires I have bought for my 2018 Jeep Wrangler. First set was 33×12.50R18 and put 50,000 miles on that set. Hoping to get another 50,000 miles on these.” - Jeep Owner via Priority Tire

TrailBlade MTS
If you need heavy-duty toughness without going full extreme, the MTS steps in. It’s designed to dig into mud (9/10), chew through rocky trails (8/10), and stay planted in wet conditions (7/10). One user described it as “a serious off-road performer that still keeps some manners on asphalt.” Serrated edges, stone ejectors, and a quad center tread give you extra grip and resilience for those days when the local trail test gets a little rowdy.

TrailBlade M/T
For those who like to plow through muck on Saturday yet still drive to the office on Monday, the Trail Blade M/T is a steady go-to. It scores a 9/10 in mud and 8/10 in sand and rock, offering a solid mix of off-road power and on-road dependability. A longtime user who drove a Ram 1500 raved about its even tread wear, stating, “I’ve put these through Florida rains, clay roads, and daily highway commutes - no complaints.” Aggressive shoulders bite into loose dirt, and beveled edges help maintain stable cornering when the path isn’t perfectly flat.

Outstanding Tread Life
“For a mud-terrain tire, the Trail Blade M/T runs quiet on-road and wears very well (minimal tread wear after 15,000 miles with regular rotations).” - Tacoma World Forums

TrailBlade X/T
Off-roaders often want an all-around hybrid that balances mud-terrain grip with all-terrain comfort. That’s exactly what the X/T delivers, rating around 7–8/10 across mud, snow, sand, and rock. A Jeep Grand Cherokee owner found it “surprisingly quiet on the highway” while still looking rugged enough for trail meetups. Center tread blocks clear water and slush, large shoulder lugs keep traction on uneven surfaces, and angled shoulders help prevent that high-pitched howl so common in off-road tires.

Winter Ready Hybrid
“Love these tires, work great in snow. Great price! Will be buying again.” - Amazon Reviewer on Trail Blade X/T

TrailBlade ATS
Prefer an off-road look with everyday usability? The ATS is a newer all-terrain variant that blends a wide contact patch, tie bars for reduced noise, and sipes to maintain traction in the rain (9/10 for wet performance). One driver put it to the test on a multi-day trip to Baja and came away impressed by its smooth ride at highway speeds. If you want a tire that can go from asphalt to dusty back roads without skipping a beat, the ATS strikes that balance.

TrailBlade A/T
When your weekend adventures aren’t all about deep mud but you still demand all-season readiness, the Trail Blade A/T is a reliable companion. It carries an 8/10 rating in wet and snow, with a moderate 6/10 for more intense off-road scenarios. The interlocked center tread provides stability on changing road surfaces, while wide channels sweep away water for confident rainy-day drives. This is the pick for someone who needs everyday convenience and a dash of off-road grit when the mood strikes.

Balanced Ride & Handling
“Been running these for about a month now and the handling and ride are great. The tires balanced out without adding a ton of weights, which is always a plus.” - Atturo Trail Blade A/T Owner via SimpleTire

TrailBlade H/T
Not every truck or SUV owner is ripping through the wilderness daily, so Atturo created the H/T for highway-focused comfort. Drivers love its 9/10 rating in wet and snowy conditions. One user praised its “noticeably quiet ride on long interstate hauls.” Linked center ribs help keep the vehicle tracking straight, and special noise-reduction features make commutes more pleasant. It’s still a Trail Blade at heart, so it won’t panic if you hit a bit of dirt or gravel, but it definitely leans toward smooth pavement performance.

Real Experiences, Real Trust

Many fans discovered the Trail Blade series after trying bigger-name brands, only to be surprised by how much Atturo offers for the price. One Florida enthusiast said, “I’ve tried four or five different off-road tires this year, and these have been the best.” Another praises how the BOSS model “still looked brand new” after thousands of miles of mixed driving. These stories show the consistent theme: tough grip, fair price, and a design that handles real-world abuse.

Customers Love the Value
“Best bang for your buck. Have them on some OEM 22" Silverado wheels. Love the tread pattern and really like the ride.” - Trail Blade M/T Owner via SimpleTire

Your Next Journey Starts Here
From the gnarly BOSS to the easygoing H/T, the Trail Blade family speaks to different lifestyles, but every model shares a common passion for adventure. If you’re eyeing deeper mud, tricky rocks, or just a comfy ride with a rugged edge, there’s a Trail Blade ready to prove itself.