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Theyu are good tires for sure and have ahd good reviews. Never owned a set myself but the few people I do know that are running them seem to liek them. They also say they do well in snow/ice in the winter.

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Anybody running Hankook Dynapro ATMs on their truck? Looking for feedback on how people like them. I've been looking at the Cooper ATP also, but have heard that as they wear they get noisy.

 

Thanks!

I have a set on my company truck and absolutely love them, they are one of the few tires that I have found are awesome in the snow more than a few inches deep. My company truck goes places where most of your trucks will never go, and these tires have handled everything I threw at them, even trying to access a cellular tower on top of a mountain with a 2.5 mile access road that had 9" of snow and ice....

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After putting 25,000 miles on my stock Bridgestone 285/45R22 they were worthless even in just rain. I upgraded to 305/45R22 DynaPro ATM and put 4,000 on them since. So far so good. Much better in the rain but we haven't had any snow in my area yet. I did take them through about 6" of mud on some trails and they did very well.

 

I decided to go with the ATMs because it was either those or the Terra Grapplers to choose from in that size. I had the TGs on a previous truck. Got 50,000 miles out of them which was awesome but the last 15,000 were pretty sketchy and wouldn't trust them off road or in bad weather.

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Just my 2 cents, but the Hankook Dynapro's are GREAT! I put them on my 2005 Silverado Crew Z71 over a year ago and have loved them from the beginning. If you keep them rotated and with the correct PSI, you can get some good mileage out of them. In the past 16 months, I've put something like 35K miles on them and still have great tread. Plus after all the miles its still quite. I really can't complain about them a bit. Plus if you look around at all the review's, they rate really well.

 

Keep in mind, that I've had BFG KO2's, DC FCII's, Coopers ATP's, and now the Dynapro's. Out of all of them, the KO2's and Dynapro's are my favorite. The tread does well while offroad , in snow, and on the beach. But most of all they have a quite sound on the road. Because of this, they will be the first tires I buy for my '15 Silverado when I need new one's.

Do you remember what psi you were running them at? Discount tire filled mine to 35 right now.
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Do you remember what psi you were running them at? Discount tire filled mine to 35 right now.

Ive got 285/50-22 nitto terra grap g2s, and heard much debate as to what psi to run (from local tire stores, chevy dealer, and on the forums), so i finally contacted nitto and asked them. They requested my trucks specs (year, model, weight) and then told me to go with 55 psi. I know yours are different brand and size, but im sure if u contact hankook, they will tell you whats up. I just felt better having the manufacturer themselves telling me, and feel good about putting this to bed once and for all

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Ive got 285/50-22 nitto terra grap g2s, and heard much debate as to what psi to run (from local tire stores, chevy dealer, and on the forums), so i finally contacted nitto and asked them. They requested my trucks specs (year, model, weight) and then told me to go with 55 psi. I know yours are different brand and size, but im sure if u contact hankook, they will tell you whats up. I just felt better having the manufacturer themselves telling me, and feel good about putting this to bed once and for all

Thanks for the tip, I will contact them!

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Thanks for the tip, I will contact them!

I run mine at 35. Had them on my 15 since new. 10,000 miles. Love them. Snow, mud, rain. No problems. Quiet, nice ride, don't throw too many rocks when on gravel.
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I actually had to call Hankook and find out what PSI they suggested I have. After giving them my trucks make and model, they suggested that I run 42 - 45 PSI with my 10ply 285/70/r17.

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I actually had to call Hankook and find out what PSI they suggested I have. After giving them my trucks make and model, they suggested that I run 42 - 45 PSI with my 10ply 285/70/r17.

I emailed them and they said they didn't have recommendations for 2015 vehicles. Are those 285 LT tires? I believe mine aren't, so they may not require as much air. But I will try calling to see if I have better luck!

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