Factory OEM for F-150,,,absolutely scary in the rain!
Hankook Dynapro AT2
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Weird-we had Dynapro AS RH03s on a bunch of E-250s, had really good luck with them. They're even on the Express 3500 in my sig! Then again, all the other Hankooks I've had have been shaky...
Scary how?
Slipping and sliding.
Just an FYI:
OE tires are completely different than the tires you get from the corner tire dealer - even if the name is the same.
That's because an OE tire is built to the OEM's spec's, which are quite different than what the tire manufacturer would use if they were designing the tire. So any shortcoming an OE tire might have might not be present in replacement tires - even if the name is the same.
OE tires are completely different than the tires you get from the corner tire dealer - even if the name is the same.
That's because an OE tire is built to the OEM's spec's, which are quite different than what the tire manufacturer would use if they were designing the tire. So any shortcoming an OE tire might have might not be present in replacement tires - even if the name is the same.
These are actually the HT, not the AT variant. Maybe our roadways are just really slick in the wet but the previous Pirelli Scorpion AS+2 rocked!
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ew HT
The HTs should be better in the wet on road than the ATs. In my experience, Hankooks are an average tire, good for daily driving
F150 vs E250, wouldn't the E250 have LT tires and thus (perhaps) be different tread at that? plus different weight for different applications (loaded work van, for instance). Dunno. Hankook usually isn't on my radar for tires.
I'm starting to think that OEM tires are just meant to get you home from the dealer, the tires seem rarely good for anything other than bare pavement.
I'm starting to think that OEM tires are just meant to get you home from the dealer, the tires seem rarely good for anything other than bare pavement.
--- From Tire Rack.com
Ratings Charts & Reviews Wet traction 8.2 RATING
Hankook DTNA PRO AT2
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/hankook-dynapro-at2It had high ratings on tire rack??
Good point. Now that I'm re-reading this thread, the OP's signature says 2019 F150. Is this on a new F150 or on a 2019 F150? And regardless, how many miles on the tires?
Bought 'take offs', they really aren't very good in the wet. And after another look, they are AT2. Must be a low silica content compound.
Can you check the date code? As take-offs I would expect them to be nearly new, but wanted to make sure.
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I replaced those OEM dynapro's on my fx4 f150 with Nitto Terra Grappler's. Big mistake, the Nitto is much more noisy and are terrible in the rain compared to the dynapro.
Although the Nitto is a little better off road I wish I had purchased the OEM dynapro instead. The Hankook seems to be a decent balance of wet traction, dirt road capability and highway use / low road noise.
Although the Nitto is a little better off road I wish I had purchased the OEM dynapro instead. The Hankook seems to be a decent balance of wet traction, dirt road capability and highway use / low road noise.
HT's not uncommon on half-tons. They want the ride as quiet and smooth as possible during test drive evaluations.......
Hankook just announced the new Dynapro HT2 yesterday. The new variation supposedly has better snow and wet handling and braking.
https://www.moderntiredealer.com/suppliers/news/55262391/hankook-updates-dynapro-and-ventus-lineups
