If your unpaved terrain is packed, graded gravel (not sure what you mean by 'jeep track') I'd bet that you would not need all terrain tyres even in rain.
(Unless you are making a style statement, LOL)
(By contrast, northern USA has a 'mud season' every spring, where melted unpaved surfaces get VERY soft and rutty, making knobby tires desirable, even without snow on the ground)
The Gen2 can be somewhat noisier than more modern generations...and depending on typical loads and conditions of suspension bushings, even all-weather tyres will be audibly noisier as the get older.
(Unless you are making a style statement, LOL)
(By contrast, northern USA has a 'mud season' every spring, where melted unpaved surfaces get VERY soft and rutty, making knobby tires desirable, even without snow on the ground)
The Gen2 can be somewhat noisier than more modern generations...and depending on typical loads and conditions of suspension bushings, even all-weather tyres will be audibly noisier as the get older.
