Hankook Dynapro AT2s anyone?

[FrankenRodz]

Anyone running the Hankook Dynapro AT2s?
Looking for a more vintage/traditional style tire, instead of the all terrain tires that seem to be the norm.
I’m thinking 285/75/16s on Base Steel wheels.

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[ColoradoKid26]

I have put many sets on my F-150's.

Awesome tires.

 

[GoTigersGoBronco]

I ran them for 50,000 miles on my 4runner. I really did like them. I'd buy again.

 

[choppersean]

I put those on my son's old Jeep XJ Sport when we lifted it. I liked them more than I thought I would. We sold it well before we had significant miles on it, but seemed like good tires. It was his first car and he didn't do any wheeling in it.....just his daily driver.

 

[choppersean]

My bad......just looked back at some old pics of my son's Jeep. We actually put the AT-M tires on and not the AT2s. AT-M is a more aggressive off-road tire. AT2s look like what my Xterra has always had......a solid all-weather LT tire.

https://www.hankooktire.com/us/passenger-cars/hankook-dynapro-at-m-rf10.html

 

[FrankenRodz]

My bad......just looked back at some old pics of my son's Jeep. We actually put the AT-M tires on and not the AT2s. AT-M is a more aggressive off-road tire. AT2s look like what my Xterra has always had......a solid all-weather LT tire.

https://www.hankooktire.com/us/passenger-cars/hankook-dynapro-at-m-rf10.html

yeah, want to make it more like’66 Bronco, which had more of a passenger tire.

 

[Shamrocklax03]

I ran these on my JK Wrangler and also my wife's JK. Love these tires. Great durability, nice aggressive look for an all-weather tire. Definitely recommend.

 

[Garemlin]

Had them on my F-150 and didn't care for them. Not great in the rain and so so in the snow.

If you are looking for a less aggressive tread I've heard good things about the Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo3.

 

[augidog34]

Just found this thread . Trying to figure out a good set of tires to slightly beef up my big bend. No lift. Just want to get it looking more like an early bronco and not like a monster truck or jeep. Thanks for posting it, these tires sound like the option for me.

 

[Mac92gli]

I've had them on our bronco for 8000 miles. Started having steering wheel vibrations at about 5000 miles, rotated the fronts to rear. Now the vibration is back. 2 shops have attempted rebalancing but it just shifts the speed at which the vibration happens. 2nd shop said 2 tires have really bad runout and another is kinda bad. Only one of the 4 is good.
I'm waiting for tire rack to tell me what my options are. I've asked them to credit me so I can get a different brand. I don't want another set of these. I also found a few other reviews mentioning the same issue.

 

[Justinfro]

I ran them on a 4Runner with the inability for mutliple shops to get them to balance. Lots of wheel wobble at 60 mph.

 

[Mac92gli]

Got my garbage hankooks replaced today with Toyos (US made, 9 lbs lighter, made 50th week of '24).
Tire rack sent me to a new America's Tire location near me to handle everything. They said the runout of 3 tires was over 40. 40 what, I have no idea. But it should be 20 or less apparently.
I was supposed to pay the difference in price (the toyos are $30 more), plus installation, plus an amount representing how much the hankooks were worn. All of this was going to amount to nearly $500. Then the manager tells me he can waive the depreciation as well as the install labor if he can sell me an extended warranty and lifetime rotation package. That brought the total down to $350.
So it cost me $350 to learn not to buy hankooks, or any tires made in china, again.
Got on the highway with the toyos and no more steering wheel shaking at any speed. Feelin good

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