All-Terrain tyres are ideal if you often move between rough terrain and regular roads. They feature an interlocking tread design so they can conquer dirt, gravel, and grass. But they also offer a quieter more comfortable ride on sealed surfaces. Remember, all-terrain tyres are not the same as all-season tyres.

Mud tyres are for venturing into uncharted off-road terrain. They have a more aggressive tread pattern for great grip in mud and snow. They also feature tougher sidewalls to absorb the impact of rocks and damage from other off-road hazards.

Urban Terrain tyres are predominantly for driving on roads with a Road Ratio of 80%. As for driving off-road they perform well on dry smooth terrain but are limited in off-road performance compared to their Mud and All-Terrain counterparts.

Snow tyres are for predominantly ice and snow. They will stay soft and pliant, even in sub-zero temperatures. The tread will also have a series of sipes – tiny grooves and channels – that can dig into wet snow for better traction.