ALL terrain tyres on a 2 wheel drive - ALL 4 or just 2...?

[harky]

Im gonna put All Terrain (Falken AT) tyres on my FRONT wheel drive peugeot boxer - 'cos im gonna go down some silly wet tracks n fields...
Is there ANY point in putting them on the back too?

Can I run AT on the front and stock on the back so long as they are the same diameter?
If the back wheels arent pulling whats the point in having same traction?

 

[pappajohn]

You're quite correct - that's what I currently have!! Along with fat fingers!

That'll be 29.26" tall.

 

[Otter Spotter]

There are a lot of answers on here that elude to the wheel arches not being big enough or the diameter of the AT tyre being too big, but there are many uk and American motorhomes with AT tyres fitted as standard, I am sure the converters have not made any construction alterations so why the concern ?

 

[Grummyb]

I'm going to disagree with lennyb regarding where to fit new tyres they should always be fitted to the driven axle

 

[poppycamper]

I'm going to disagree with lennyb regarding where to fit new tyres they should always be fitted to the driven axle

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[Tombola]

Remember when it may come time to swap the tyres round due to more wear front to back, you dont want all terrain to rear and standards on the front

Get em all, those Goodrich ones seem well recommended https://www.ebay.co.uk/b/BFGoodrich-Car-Wheels-with-Tyres/179681/bn_7111529431