General Grabber AT2 Reviews – The Best Choice For General Tire

By David Barlow

Last Updated: April 1, 2021

Welcome to our General Grabber AT2 reviews today; we will learn the basic information and outstanding features of this tire.

‘The Grabber AT2 tire might be no stranger to drivers of SUVs and trucks. Produced by one of the leading companies in the tire industry-General Tire, this tire is to the 2nd generation. Despite being introduced to the market for a long time, these tires still keep their heat, and you can find them almost anywhere.

Overall, the most striking feature of the Grabber AT2 tire is traction to the road. This is clearly shown through the design of the tire. Despite its high-performance off-road design, the tire can still be used on the street with a comfortable driving experience.

Now we come to the detailed features of this tire.

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The first thing that catches your eye at the sight of the tire is its strong tread. This thread is the factor that makes the tire stand out from other brands. The manufacturer creates the tread blocks and additional traction edges, and multiple sipes around the tread to maximize the ability to tick to tough surfaces such as snow, mud, and slush.

The tire is designed to handle snowy pavement as it satisfies all of the same standard conditions as a professional vehicle. The AT2 allows you to install metallic studs. So you can be confident the car can handle the worst roads, even snowstorms.

Some off-road tires make a loud noise while on the road. However, that is not the case with AT2. With its computer-optimized intelligent slot-block design, the AT2 gives you gentle movements on the road.

See more: General Grabber A/TX Tire Reviews & Ratings

General Grabber AT2 Reviews: Pros and Cons

Pros

Best traction
Less noisy tire
Good handling and stability
Good wet traction

Cons

Loud noise at high speed

General Grabber AT2 Test Drive

We highly recommend this product. The AT2 tire is on top when it comes to traction. Your car will perform well on all types of terrain, from a small snowstorm to a blizzard of 18 inches. When driving on ice, it also performed impressively, which we consider a really great advantage. Handling and stability are good too.

In terms of noise, the tire delivers a moderate noise, not too loud. You can completely use it for normal roads.

But when at high speeds on highways, the noise is quite loud compared to some normal tires. However, this is understandable and acceptable.

The AT2 has tougher sidewalls, which makes it a little harder to drive.

After using it for a while, we jump to the conclusion that the grip on wet roads is okay, not the best.

AT2 has extremely good treadwear. So it comes with a very good warranty. You will get a six-year or 60,000-mile warranty.

A 6-year warranty will cover damages in materials and workmanship. You will be completely renewed within the first year or first 2/32 inch of wear.

In a nutshell

This is the end of our General Grabber AT2 reviews. The tire is a really quality product for those who are fans of off-road driving. This is a leading brand, so you can completely trust it for the quality.

Warranty

Tire Sizes

Price Range

Competitors & Alternatives

Treadlife Warranty:	6 Years / 60,000 Miles (1) Excludes LT and flotation tires Half mileage for rear if different size than front
Uniformity Warranty:	1 Year / first 2/32″ of wear (1)
Workmanship & Materials Warranty:	6 Years / Free replacement first year or 2/32″ of wear, then prorated until 2/32″ remaining depth (1)
Manufacturer’s Road Hazard Warranty:	None
Manufacturer Special Warranty:	45-Day or 1st 2/32″ Customer Satisfaction Trial(2)
Additional Information:	(1) Repair voids warranty (2) Whichever comes 1st,purchase 4 exchange for another set of General.

Grabber AT2 warranty summary for replacement tires purchased on or after 01/01/18 at Tire Rack

14″	15″
LT 27X8.50R14	205/75R15	265/70R15
	215/75R15	LT 30X9.50R15
	225/70R15	LT 31X10.50R15
	225/75R15	LT 33X12.50R15
	LT 235/75R15	LT 35X12.50R15
	255/70R15

16″		17″
215/65R16	LT 245/75R16	LT 235/80R17	265/70R17
215/70R16	255/65R16	245/70R17	LT 265/70R17
225/75R16	255/70R16	LT 245/75R17	LT 285/70R17
235/70R16	LT 265/75R16	255/65R17	LT 315/70R17
LT 235/85R16	LT 285/75R16	255/70R17	LT 33X12.50R17
245/70R16	LT 295/75R16	265/65R17	LT 35X12.50R17
LT 315/75R16	LT 305/70R16

18″		20″
255/55R18	LT 275/65R18	LT 275/65R20	LT 33X12.50R20
255/60R18	LT 275/70R18	305/50R20	LT 35X12.50R20
265/70R18	LT 285/60R18
LT 265/70R18	LT 33X12.50R18
275/65R18	LT 35X12.50R18

Grabber AT2 prices range from approximately around $88.99 – $194.99 – Tirebuyer

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Grabber AT2 Ratings By Consumer

4.56

Based on 06 rating(s)

05 Consumer(s) would buy this tire again

Dry

97%

Wet

93%

Snow

97%

Comfort

87%

Noise

87%

Treadwear

87%

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Brandon Hampton

These tires are fantastic. These tires have been excellent for off-road use in snow and clay. There are no traction issues. The pavement ride is great and the tires are much more durable than you would expect. These tires are excellent for heavy trucks (diesels) with over 110,000 miles. These tires are worth it!

August 2, 2021

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Barnett

These tires are my favorite. Although I was initially unsure, my Durango now rides like new. Although there was not enough ice this winter to give a rating for ice traction, I drove over the snow with no problems. The noise level was 9 because there is some noise, but it is not too bad considering it is an ALL-TERRAIN tire.

July 6, 2021

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Walsh

These tires will withstand snow. When I bought the car, it had Michelin throughout all seasons. They worked well in summer but were almost useless in winter. Then came the Cooper snows, which were okay but not great. Poor traction was the reason my wife refused to drive it. The Generals are the best. I drove home from the shop in over a foot of snow, without having to use 4x drive. The car has been returned to my wife.

February 10, 2021

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Gilbert Allison

These tires look great on my truck and are very durable. I have never had to deal with snow. They have been used in snow driving in Upstate New York. One morning, when the roads were slushy, was the only problem I encountered. The back of my tire slid slightly when I was in 2WD. It worked fine when I switched to 4WD.

February 4, 2021

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Sharp

These tires were installed on my dodge 2500 series dodge Ram as a cheaper replacement for the original o.e.m. The Michelin tires have performed well so far. I was looking for a cheaper replacement for the o.e.m. I installed them on my 2500 series dodge ram. The noise level on the highway was slightly higher than the Michelin, but it is barely noticeable. These tires are highly recommended, and I have just done so!

January 13, 2021

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Houston

These tires are great, but the tread wear is a problem. These tires have been my only purchase for a year. I rotate them once every 3000 miles. They are already half their life expectancy with just 13000 miles. They are a pleasure to drive on and I never take them off the road.

November 18, 2020

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