Pathfinder Sport S A/T

If you're in the market for a quality all-terrain truck tire that provides a premium blend of tire attributes at a value price,
we have the tire for you. The Pathfinder S A/T light truck design combines a smart balance of on-road handling and
off-road traction. The durable, specialized tread compound resists chipping and cutting during off-road adventures
and is backed by a 60,000-mile warranty. The tire's winter rating assures reliable traction year-round.


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Pathfinder Sport S A/T
UTQG: 640 A, B (Standard Load Sizes)
UTQG: N/A (Light Truck Sizes)

Click here for: Pathfinder Sport S A/T Sizes, Specs, and Pricing



TECHNOLOGY

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• Tapered circumferential and lateral grooves evacuate water, resist hydroplaning and help clear debris for improved traction on and off the road.
  
• Tri-polymer compound stays pliable in a wide range of summer and winter temperatures for reliable traction in all seasons.
  
• Winter Snowflake Symbol on tire sidewall indicates the highest level of traction for winter conditions.
  
• Inner tread block ridges and deep siping provide extra biting edges that boost traction in all conditions - including water, mud and snow.
  
• Continuous center rib delivers straight-line stability, confident steering response, and reduced road noise.
  
• Durable compound resists cuts and punctures for longer wear.
  
• 60,000-mile tread life limited warranty. (Standard Load Only)

MEDIA

Mikes Road Trip: Pit Stop: New treads for the truck

 

Does anybody have any experience with these tires? Thinking about getting them down the road.

 

i'm getting some put on today! I will let you know...

 

how do you like them so far?

 

So far so good! Sidewall has a cool design that pics don't do justice. Tread aggressive enough. I live in Las Vegas so mostly city/highway driving. Went to Utah and Montana past week and they did great off road to get to camping spots . Will post a pic soon. In the office now.

 

Toying with the idea of getting these put on tomorrow & was hoping get an update on what you think now that it's been a while.

Thanks in advance!

 

I love em! Quiet ride with an aggressive enough tread. They armor all up well and look good on a stock suspension. Had them during "rainy season" here in Vegas and had great traction. I'd reccommend.

 

Thanks for keeping us all updated, Spanish Fly

 

FYI putting armor all on your tires isn't a great idea. Also, it looks like these are the same as the kuhmo sat61's? If that's true the sat's get pretty poor reviews on tirerack.

 

Well, I was only giving an opinion on my own experience. Obviously, freedom of choice and the Internet gives you the option to get something else. It's like the short bed or long bed debate. What you like, can afford, or even live with goes a long way... Didn't know about th armor all so thank you for that tip. I don't know what it is really. Whatever fabulous Freddy's uses in the VIP package. Take care y'all!

 

Any updates on this tire? Looking at new tires for an 03, and the price is attractive.

 

These can't be any worse than the stock dunlops. Only one way to find out!

 

Still running strong... Get compliments on how much I didn't spend and they still look good!

 

I got some of these for my wife's Highlander a couple of weeks ago at
Discount Tire. I really didn't want a tire as aggressive looking as these, but I couldn't beat the price. I read all the reviews and the other buyers seamed to like them. They look nice and handle really well. Good traction on the road, rain and dirt. We haven't gotten any snow in the Dallas area yet, so no report there. For the price I might get them on my Taco when I pay these off.

 

skb7527, thank you for your support. Let us know what you think after you clock some miles.

 

Looking closely, I see they are pinned for 4 studs. That doesn't seem very effective.

Those Pathfinder brand tires remind me of Coopers. Same manufacturer?

 

Nope Cooper Dont make those, Goodyear makes them IIRC

 

After little research this tire is made by Kumho. Too bad no 265/70/17 available.

 

Those tiny holes you see running horizontally are not for studs. I'm not sure exactly what they are but I'll try and find out.

UPDATE:

The four tiny holes are early treadwear/alignment indicators.

Goodyear at one time built some of our Pathfinder tires but like GoHuskers noted, the Sport S A/T is built by Kumho.

 

Just ordered a 4-pack of these about an hour ago. Will post pics and a review when I get 'em on and tested in the snow!