Hankook Dynapro ATM's + Snow + 12-yr Old Behavior: short video

Just got these Hankook's mounted last week. We had some snow/ice this morning.

It's only an inch or two here, but was close to 6" ~20 mile away where I had just come from, and they performed EXCEPTIONALLY well. I could get further in 2WD than I could with the BFG ragged trails in 4WD with someone pushing.

And yes, I know I'm 32 going on 12, but look at those tires throwin snow

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKvuhctcTAA

-Rich

 

Haha sweet glad you like em

 

nice quick video for entertainment!

 

They are good... self cleaning tread action was noteable when I had them in mud last week!

 

I've sold a few sets of the ATM's and everyone seems to like them. Rugged Trails suck, I sold the ones that came on my first taco at 8K miles.

 

Nice Vid.

Thanks for confirming my choice of these tires when I mount new rims next month...

 

it's a shame you can't see the horizon in the video. .

you'd be dizzy once I get on the gas after going through the slushy stuff

These tires are also excellent in the wet so far as well btw. There's some problem spots that are usually like ice whenever it's wet, and these handle them the best of any tires I've owned on various vehicles.

-Rich

 

Hankook may be the up and coming truck/ SUV tire make.. Four Wheeler Magazine (April 2011 issue) did a hard core Mud Tire test of 10 brands... Hankook Dynapro MT was the overall winner! It surprised them... also a surprise that BFG Mud Terrain TA KM2s came in 8th place!

 

..Just put them on my '06 TRD OR also. Love them and I haven't even been off-road yet! What tire pressure do you find to be most preferrable for road use? Mine are currently at 40psi and it's a little stiff.

 

I love mine

 

35 psi... 30 was a bit squishy feeling. I plan on doing the chalk test as soon as I get some chalk (and it stops raining)!

 

I'm pretty sure you can do doughnuts in snow with any tire , having said that my Hankook Dynapro MT's handle our wet snow conditions pretty well .

 

There's something about a spinning tire and loose rear end that just brings a smile to one's face.

 

no doubt, but I was pretty impressed with how well it ejected the muck and dug in on the snow

 

Not hatin bro , see below