Tires

[Hotdogg]

Hey guys so I do a lot of highway and interstate driving (30k/yr) on my 2018 silverado and I was wondering how the Hankook Dynapro ATM’s hold up on the tread life on a full size truck. Had them on my old Ranger and loved them because of the tread life, great traction on wet and slippery roads, and great off road, but it was a lot lighter truck. Thoughts? 

[CombsL83]

I had them on my 2007 Silverado 2 years ago and they held up great. Think I had about 20,000 miles when I sold it and the tread wear was negligible. They were 275/70/18 instead of 265/65/18 so they had some extra tread on them.

[bayouguy71]

I have the new version (RF11 / AT2) on my '18 and while I can't speak to the longevity (yet) I can say the are very quiet and very smooth.

 

[slide187]

I had them on my tundra for a few years. About 30k. I loved them in everything but the snow. They were just ok in the snow but I’m in it a lot so these garbage good year SRA’s on my Sierra are goin in November, I’m moving to the continental terraincontact AT that they have now. I’d be curious to know how the new version of the hankooks hold up in the winter tho. They’ve changed the tread pattern slightly but they still have the rim protector which I also liked.


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[glendon66]

On 8/28/2019 at 7:17 AM, slide187 said:

I had them on my tundra for a few years. About 30k. I loved them in everything but the snow. They were just ok in the snow but I’m in it a lot so these garbage good year SRA’s on my Sierra are goin in November, I’m moving to the continental terraincontact AT that they have now. I’d be curious to know how the new version of the hankooks hold up in the winter tho. They’ve changed the tread pattern slightly but they still have the rim protector which I also liked.


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How are the terraincontact's doing?  Thinking about going that direction as well.  

[slide187]

I don’t have them yet. I’m going to those in November.


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