Hankook MT tires!!
Hankook MT tires!!
Has anyone ran Hankook tires? I saw that they are going to start making a MT tire in some nice sizes and prices (pg 69 in June 2006 Four Wheeler magazine, International Tyres ad)!!
325/60/18 $206.00 each
275/65/18 Call
325/65/18 $211.00 each
35/12.5/18 $235.00 each
37/12.5/18 Call
38/15.5/18 Avaliable Soon
35/12.5/20 Avaliable Soon
37/13.5/20 Call
38/15.5/20 Avaliable Soon
37/13.5/22 Call
40/15.5/22 Avaliable Soon
http://www.hankooktireusa.com/produc..._ID=81&CatID=7
I wonder how they would compare to the BFG KM's and Toyo MT's?
Nebraska
325/60/18 $206.00 each
275/65/18 Call
325/65/18 $211.00 each
35/12.5/18 $235.00 each
37/12.5/18 Call
38/15.5/18 Avaliable Soon
35/12.5/20 Avaliable Soon
37/13.5/20 Call
38/15.5/20 Avaliable Soon
37/13.5/22 Call
40/15.5/22 Avaliable Soon
http://www.hankooktireusa.com/produc..._ID=81&CatID=7
I wonder how they would compare to the BFG KM's and Toyo MT's?
Nebraska
The hankook tires that came factory on some F-150s are a joke. You can almost turn them inside out because the rubber is that thin and crappy. Most and 'kook that has come through my warehouse has been about the same. That goes for kuhmo and just about any off brand tire. Theres a reason they sell them at discount basement prices.
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People keep in mind that the Hankook tires that FORD put on the new F150's are passenger car tires not LT (Light Truck). The are supposed to be soft and pliable to keep the ride smooth. Thus the tire squeeling. Ford went with the cheapest option they could for the trucks that are not 4x4. That said I am running the stock P235/70R17 and I have 47,500 miles on my truck. I can get another 10K out of this set before replacing/upgrading to some BFG's AT.
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My father has Hankook tires on his dump truck and they are a good tire, or atleast their heavy duty line is. As for the Kumho, I have gotten more miles out of the Kumho M/T's on my 94 than the BFG M/T's and Goodyear MT/R's that I had on there before. Plus they are about $50 cheaper per tire....
People keep in mind that the Hankook tires that FORD put on the new F150's are passenger car tires not LT (Light Truck). The are supposed to be soft and pliable to keep the ride smooth. Thus the tire squeeling. Ford went with the cheapest option they could for the trucks that are not 4x4. That said I am running the stock P235/70R17 and I have 47,500 miles on my truck. I can get another 10K out of this set before replacing/upgrading to some BFG's AT.
It has Hankook Dynapro AT's.


