Venom Power has the tires you need to get you to your destination and back, whether it's for your weekend getaway vehicle or your daily commuter automobile. However, you can travel farther on any terrain—through mud, snow, rain, rocks, sand, and gravel—thanks to their off-road tires. Their tires are made with performance, long tread life, durability, and style in mind.

Designed for light trucks and SUVs, the Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX is an aggressive all-terrain tire that doesn't have a loud bark. Using this more aggressive all-terrain tire on a light truck or SUV is comfortable and quiet on pavement.

However, can these Venom Power tires provide the necessary all-terrain performance for your vehicle? Let us take a look at this Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX review to learn more about these tires.

Features and Benefits

If you frequently drive on paved, gravel, or dirt roads, all-terrain tires may be the best option. All-terrain tires keep you in control on highways, gravel roads, and muddy trails. These tires are ideal for everyday driving, most weather situations, and occasional dirt or mud. The Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX tires provide reliable performance thanks to their dual sidewall construction, all-terrain tread compound, and mud and stone ejectors.

• Enhanced on- and off-road traction: The Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX tire has a dual sidewall design that provides more off-road traction. A sophisticated all-terrain tread compound provides better on- and off-road grip. Deep, multi-functional tire grooves and siping provide grip under a wide range of driving conditions. In addition, its uniform squared shoulder blocks improve traction on and off-road.
• Increased durability: It has a sophisticated all-terrain tread compound that is specifically intended to protect the tire against cuts, chips, abrasions, punctures, and tears that are prevalent in off-road driving.
• Self-cleaning properties: Mud and stone ejectors placed strategically between tread blocks aid in mud removal and stone drilling prevention.
• Stylish looks: Its dual sidewall design provides two distinct looks on the highway and offers sidewall fortification.
• Quiet drive: Tread pattern and pitch variation design reduces road noise for a smoother highway ride and promotes comfort for both the driver and passengers.

Pros and Cons

Is this the all-terrain tire that you have been looking for? To get more clarity let’s see its pros and cons:

PROS:

• All-terrain tread offers better on- and off-road traction.
• Deep, multi-functional grooves and siping provide traction under a wide range of driving conditions.
• Mud and stone ejectors remove mud and stone from the tread to enhance traction.
• The dual sidewall design offers two distinct looks.
• Optimized tread pitch offers a quiet and comfortable ride.

CONS:

• It is not Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified and cannot withstand strong winter weather conditions.
• No mileage warranty.
• Decreased fuel efficiency.

SimpleTire’s view on Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX tires

The Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX has features like a dual sidewall design, uniform shoulder blocks, and a unique rubber compound that offers on- and off-road traction. Furthermore, it provides a quiet and comfortable ride, which is unusual for an all-terrain tire.

Let's compare the Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX to two other all-terrain tires of the same size LT285/55R20: Landsail CLX10 Rangeblazer A/T and Kenda Klever A/T (KR28), using SimpleScore.

The Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX has a good SimpleScore of 7.7 thanks to its good traction (7.5), long-lasting (7.5), and great handling (8.1) scores. In comparison to the Landsail CLX10 Rangeblazer A/T, the Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX has a better SimpleScore (7.7 vs 7.6) thanks to its better handling (8.1 vs 7.6) and traction (7.5 vs 7.1) scores. Whereas, the Landsail CLX10 Rangeblazer A/T has a superior longevity score (8.2 vs 7.5).

When compared to the Kenda Klever A/T (KR28) the Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX has superior handling (8.1 vs 8) and long-lasting (7.5 vs 7) scores. On the other hand, the Kenda Klever A/T (KR28) has a better traction (7.7 vs 7.5) score.

If you are looking for an all-terrain tire that offers great handling and solid performance consider the Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX tires.

Vehicles the Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX is a replacement tire for

When it is time to replace your all-terrain tires consider the Venom Power Trail Hunter ATX for SUVs and light trucks like the:

• Chevrolet Silverado 1500
• Dodge Ram 1500
• Ford F-250
• Jeep Wrangler
• Toyota Tundra
• Nissan Pathfinder
• Hummer H3