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AMP 35x12.50R20 AMP Terrain Attack A/T A 121R E/10 Ply Tire

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Features

  • Designed for use on Jeeps, light trucks, and SUVs
  • Single Tire
  • Size: 35x12.50R20
  • Load Range: E
  • Tread Depth: 15.5/32"

Description

Amp Terrain Attack A/T A LT35/12.50R20 121R

Brand: AMP


Seasons: Year Round


Size: LT35/12.50R20


Section Width: 12.5 Inches


Load Capacity: 3197 Pounds


Tread Depth: 15.5 Millimeters


Tread Type: Asymmetrical


Maximum Pressure: 80 Pound per Square Inch


Ply Rating: 10-Ply


Rim Width: 10 Inches


Brand: ‎AMP


Seasons: ‎Year Round


Size: ‎LT35/12.50R20


Section Width: ‎12.5 Inches


Load Capacity: ‎3197 Pounds


Tread Depth: ‎15.5 Millimeters


Tread Type: ‎Asymmetrical


Maximum Pressure: ‎80 Pound per Square Inch


Ply Rating: ‎10-Ply


Rim Width: ‎10 Inches


Tire Diameter: ‎35 Inches


Item Diameter: ‎35 Inches


Item Weight: ‎49 Pounds


UPC: ‎729419127404


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎04


Construction Type: ‎R


OEM Part Number: ‎35-125020AMP/CA3


Manufacturer: ‎AMP


Model: ‎Terrain Attack A/T A


Item Weight: ‎49 pounds


Item model number: ‎35-125020AMPCA3


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎35-125020AMP/CA3


Date First Available: November 12, 2018


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    • Very nice. Quiet.
Review Image by lance morris lance morris
Fast shipping ! Very nice tires. Don’t know mileage yet but just as expected so far. Maybe better than expected. Great seller.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2024 by lance morris lance morris
    • DO NOT BUY AMP TIRES
If I could give a "No Star" rating, I most certainly would. I purchased (4) AMP Terrain Attack AT tires, size 35x12.50R20 at the cost of $1444.96 (which is NOT easy to shell out) on August 4, 2022 from Amazon. In September of 2023 my wife and I were on a road trip in Indiana from Texas. While we were there, I noticed a slight vibration and told my wife I would have the tires re-balanced once we got home. On our way home we got to Missouri and that slight vibration had escalated to the point I could not see clearly out of my rear view mirrors so we pulled off the highway to a gas station and I found that the left front tire had a massive lump causing the tire to be completely out of round! After doing some research I discovered that this condition was from a belt that had internally separated in the tire, so I put the spare wheel and tire on to complete our drive home to Texas. After we got home I purchased another AMP Terrain Attack AT tire (mistake) out of my own pocket (approximately $350) to replace the one that had gone bad on us. Less than a month later, the right rear tire did the exact same thing! I contacted AMP tires and their representative instructed me to contact one of their tire outlets (which I did) to have them inspect the tires. After having the tires inspected and submitting phots of the tires to AMP Tire, AMP tire took the cheap skate route and made the excuse that the tread wear was more than they would allow to warranty the tires out. AMP tires claims to have a 40,000 mile warranty on these tires. So, even though my tires had less than 40,000 miles on them, were just over a year old from the original purchase date and were a victim of manufacturer defects, which is on AMP tires website as an acceptable condition for warranty claims, AMP tires would not withhold the warranty they claim to have on their website. Instead they offered to “pro-rate” the tires at $296 each. Not much savings considering the original purchase price of the tires were $328.99 each. I am now almost $1800 in AMP tires and they will not stand behind their product or honor the warranty they claim to have on their website. Let this be a lesson to anyone shopping for tires, DO NOT purchase AMP tires. They WILL NOT honor their supposed warranty. Do yourself a favor and buy a name brand tire that will actually stand behind their product if anything like this should ever arise because AMP tires has certainly proven that THEY will not! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023 by Rubee
    • Worth it
Review Image by Roberto Guzman Roberto Guzman
These tires added a lot more presentation to my truck , defeneatly worth it
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023 by Roberto Guzman Roberto Guzman
    • Side wall cracked
Horrible tires don't buy them after 6,000 miles of driving on my 2018 gmc sierra 1500 the side wall cracked by the rim I've kept them @ 40 psi and haven't even used them to off road just normal road driving
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024 by Jonathan h.
    • Off round
They are not good for highway driving. Very soft and hard to balance. I've taken them back 3 times to 2 different tire shops to get them balanced and found that one is off round it has basically lumps on it. I've always bought Wranglers but decided to try a less expensive tire and learned my lesson. You get what you pay for. I tried to use them on my f350 but they are to weak and soft. They don't ride good on the highway. I have 4 for sale with approximately 500 miles for 1/2 price. I went back to the good reliable Wranglers ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2022 by Mickey Swaboda
    • Great Tires!
Bought these to replace the VERY LOUD mud tires on my husband's F250. They still still aggressive and really sets the truck off....minus the noise.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Awesome
Got here in 24 hrs! Perfect match with the grippers we have. Just a different name it looks like.
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2021 by christina
    • Wouldn't recomend for mostly highway vehicle.
Review Image by Paul gammon Paul gammon
Review Image by Paul gammon Paul gammon
Tires look nice, and are suprisingly quiet on the highway. They are made of a very soft compount though. Even at 66 psi they're super squishy on the ground. Although good for traction, after 3000 miles there's already visible wear. And i should mention I had an alignment done at the time of mounting, so this is disheartening. Also to me the individual tire weight is an importabt factor when shopping for tires. These tires are advertised at 49lbs a piece, but upon weighing them at delivery, each tires weighs 67lbs. This also left me less than satisfied. But I didnt have time to return and order something different, so I mounted them anyway. Will update in the future. Im guessing I might get 20k miles out of these, with how much I drive should be in 6 months or less. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2021 by Paul gammon Paul gammon

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