Fury Country Hunter RT Review

If you’re in the market for a budget-focused all-terrain tire, is the Fury brand worth checking out? Well, it depends.

PROS

  • Reasonably quiet
  • Aggressive looks
  • Great price

CONS

  • Mediocre off-road performance

For starters, the Fury Tires brand is built more for show than go. They look the part, but tend to lack in true off-road grip compared even to other budget tires. Still, they’re incredibly affordable and for those more interested in style, the trade-offs are minimal.

In other words, if you don’t really intend to take your shiny new lifted Jeep off-road, but you still want it to look the part, you’ve come to the right place.

The tire itself is aggressively designed with large open spaces between the shoulder blocks to help eject mud and keep stones from getting caught. (Stones that get caught in tire treads limit grip short term and can lead to uneven wear long term).

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Each tread block is built with sipes to help give extra grip, while the overall design is built to minimize sound – although these tires are a touch loud.

The tire casing itself is a 3-ply construction to maximize it’s ability to withstand punctures, although we should point out the sidewalls are not a 3-ply construction (as far as we know). This is important to note as sidewalls are generally the weakest part of the tire and most prone to punctures when off-roading.

READ MORE: Fury Country Hunter MT Review

Perhaps one of the largest drawbacks with the Fury Tires County Hunter RT is the limited amount of sizes available, which is surprising considering the Country Hunter MT has such a wide variety of sizes. 

EDITORS NOTE: Since this article was originally published Fury Tires has significantly expanded its size offerings and now offers significantly more selection with 17- through 22-inch sizes.

Those in the market for oversizes all-terrain tires on a budget should read up on our Atturo Tires Reviews and Milestar Tires Reviews. For more premium options, but also with large sizes, read our Nitto Tires Reviews and Toyo Tires Reviews.

Fury Country Hunter RT Price

The Country Hunter RT starts at roughly $250 per tire for an 18-inch version.

Fury Country Hunter RT Warranty

Fury Tires does not currently list any information on warranties for its tires.

Fury Country Hunter RT Sizes

33×12.50R18LT
33×12.50R20LT
33X12.50R22LT
35×12.50R17LT
35×12.50R18LT
35×12.50R20LT
35×12.50R22LT
37X13.50R22LT
285/70R17LT
37X13.50R20LT
285/55R20LT
37X13.50R17
37X13.50R18
33X12.50R17
305/55R20
33X12.50R17
37X13.50R22
33X12.50R18
37X12.50R20
37X13.50R20
305/55R20
37X12.50R17
265/70R17
35X12.50R17