Budget Tyres

p.s The same tread pattern/size is available branded as Kormoran and Riken both Michelin budget brands. When I inquired about these at the dealer they told me that Tigar was the correct compound for UK and Northern Europe and that the other brands were for different territories. Southern Europe and Eastern Europe/Russia. Also differing compounds as road surfaces are made up of different aggregates with different grip/wear characteristics. Maybe BS but who knows! 

I have found that some tyres are not available from UK dealers but are on some websites that ship you the tyres supply only (no fitting) eg Maxxis AP2 all season. Maxxis do not import these to the UK. 

why do you mean by CL compatible?

I assumed providing more traction for use on grass and soft going

Unless it has the tread profile of a tractor tyre, I doubt that you would really notice the difference. If it's wet, muddy and slippery, the only thing that will make any difference, IMHO, is a really knobbly tyre. Anyone remember the old 'town & country' tyres. Knobbly edges but they were noisy on tarmac.

I disagree, Tyres with a decent treed pattern will make a difference on wet or muddy ground.  Mind you once the tread is full of mud then the tyre becomes just another slick. We have had General grabber AT2 and now AT2s on the rear and Maxis bravos A/T tyres on the front of the Landcrusier and I am happy with them. 

I agree with Boff I have used General Grabber AT2s in the past and never got bogged, even towed a 3.5T motorhome through a boggy gate once.

However  the later generation SUVs generally have larger rims with lower profiles, in the 225 55 18 size I have most tyres are similar to a road car tread.  There is nothing like the AT2. We prefer basic CLs these road bias tyres are hopeless on sloping wet grass, something with a bit more traction actually reduces wheelspin and saves the turf. 

Plus with AT’s they eject mud from the tread very quickly👍🏻

Yes all over the front of my van

Fit longer rear mud flaps Boff. I did to stop my log trailer being covered in mud, it works👍🏻😊

have you looked at Michelin Latitude Cross DTs basicly a summer tyre but deffo an all terrain without the noise of general gabber, which to be honest is getting a bit dated now, your probs want  "extra load" or 108h if you google em theres usually some one doing deals..