Thread: Hankook Dynapro ATM

Thanks NTB,

I have Dynapro ATM's on my D4... the previous owner put them on, so far my experience has been good too, but fairly limited off road use so far.

Great to hear good stories away fro the cities, there are not a lot of good options in 255/55/19.

Cheers,

I am running Hankook Dynapro AT-m. I have had them on for 25k and cannot fault them so far. I used them for a 'Gulf' trip last year and put them over some quite rough country that included about 7ks of unsealed roads and tracks. Even though they have a fairly open tread pattern I have found them to be no nosier than the OEM Good Years.

My son in law and daughter accompanied us in their Pajero that had a set of nearly new well known brand of ATs that did not fair any where near as well as the Dynapros and looked very second hand by the end of the trip and, in fact, had to replace soon after.

Even though they are not an LT constructed tyre the thick wrap around from the tread helps with side wall protection. They are claimed to be a 'premium' tyre by Hankook and at this stage I would have no hesitation in buying them again.

Lou

Just had a look and they look like they would be a capable tyre, didn't see any in the 18' size, but if they make a 19' they would make an 18' you would think.


A good price too so look forward to seeing how they continue to perform.


Cheers Ean

Well today I found out one thing these tyres certainly don't do so well..... slimey clay covered in 3-4 inches of goop...

On a little jaunt to find more snow behind Lake Mountain today, somewhere between Cambarville and Stockman's Reward, I found myself gracefully sliding down the road on a 45 degree angle to the road at a leisurely 10 -15 km/hr, straight towards towards a rather large mountain ash

No damage done, got it tidy before it got too exciting, but I did manage to quieten the passenger somewhat

Looks like moving from the D2a on Duratrac's to the D4 on Dynapros, I still have some learning to do .... it's just done everything else so easily

I doubt any tyre you could fit to a D4 would deal with that!!!!
Ive done the same in my grader,interesting
Andrew

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

Ive done the same in my grader,interesting
Andrew

Bloody hell.... and I thought the D4 felt big sideways across the road

I'm glad I wasn't coming the other way when you did that Andy

Slightly different aspect....we have the dynamo ATM's on our Disco. Very happy so far at our end of the world (10K kms - SE NSW). We have an AT-12 due at the end of August, hopefully you are happy with it (anything I should ask at delivery time) cheers John

Originally Posted by Bytemrk

Bloody hell.... and I thought the D4 felt big sideways across the road

I'm glad I wasn't coming the other way when you did that Andy

Its OK,I went over a 50ft embankment at the time,when it started to go I used the articulation to broaden the width of the grader,kept the blade within inches of the ground just in case.Impressed the hell out of the water truck steerer,he thought I would roll it for sure.
Andrew