What does AT mean?

All Terrain (AT) Tyres are a specific type of tire that is designed to provide good traction on a wide variety of surfaces, including pavement, gravel, mud, and loose or rocky terrain. They are designed to handle both off-road and on-road driving.
AT Tires have a more aggressive tread pattern than standard tires, which helps them to grip the road and keep the vehicle stable.

Note:
Both tires and tyres are the same thing, referring to the circular rubber or rubber-like outer layer of a wheel that surrounds the wheel's rim and provides traction.
The word "tire" is primarily used in North America, while the word "tyre" is more commonly used in other parts of the world, particularly in the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries. However, both words are used interchangeably and refer to the same thing.

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