went with the hankooks

Just checked these out. I was curious as to the weight and load capacity. 37 lbs is pretty light for truck tires, and at almost 2500 lbs for load it seems they'll easily handle the towing I do. They are on the list...

 

I went letters out on my second set with the new wheels and I think they look good.




I will say that the AT light truck tire selection has gotten much better since '10 when I bought my truck. Back then, it was basically "Dynapros or Duratracs?" in every thread, with some people running the old design BFGs. Seems like there are several more aggressive looking do-all AT tires doing good work these days.

 

First day in the snow with the Dynapro ATMs, they did well, getting out of my driveway was a little tricky as I didn't put it in 4 wheel drive and had to back around a little curve and down a hill in few inches of very messy snow, but on the road they did great, stopped well and handled the slushy mess that was out there really well. Drove through some untouched snow in a parking lot in 4hi and it was if there was no snow on the ground.

 

I had them on my old 2012 Tacoma and they did a great job. I rotated them every 5,000 miles. I had about 20,000 on them before I traded up. I will buy them again.

 

I had the dynapro's on a heavy truck. And they did excellent in the rain. 2500hd at the time. they wear well and quite. I'd put the hankkook dynapro ATM on any vehicle I buy. small cars to big trucks. I can't wait to get a Toyota truck and get some good rubber on it

 

Dynapro ATms suck , can't wait to get rid of them , I wish I stayed with the Hankook Dynapro MTs

 

Had the truck out in the snow today with the Hankooks, they were awesome, no slipping whats so ever (was in 4 hi) and they easily plowed through about a foot of snow in my in laws driveway.

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