I don't think so, I had Wrangler AT adventures on the truck when I bought it, and I've been continually impressed in its performance on snow, and rain, both on the road and off. My truck isn't an overlanding rig, I tend to go camping off the beaten path but fully offroading, rock crawling/mudding. Most of the time just dirt roads/paths that are unplowed. where the snow will reach 4 to 6 inches - the Wrangler ATs handle that just fine. I'm also frequently driving up to vermont as my daughter goes to school up there, and so highway driving with the ATs are just fine. I don't need full off road tires like KO2's or something like that.
I have now replaced my tires, I went to Town Fair Tire (a regional tire company), and they did an adequate job. Price is always hard to swallow, being well over a grand but everything seems to be expensive these days.