Tyre reviews Hankook RF10 Dynapro ATm. Page 21 567

A bit stiff, otherwise good tires, I have driven them for full 7 seasons, with small annual mileage

A good wheel, perfect for all roads in the summer!
In the winter, it's not worth going out on this tire, at subzero temperatures it becomes "oak-like" and completely loses its qualities.
I didn't like the wheel wear, but overall for the summer season, off-road and asphalt, excellent performance.

It's been five years since I bought them. So far, I've driven over 60,000 km on Hankook, five seasons. I'll say right away - the wear is excellent, but with a caveat: the car is light and the load on the tires is small. As a result, the tread wear is less than 50%.

On asphalt, it's very predictable, you can confidently take turns, there's no aquaplaning, not at all. Even if you hit a puddle with one side of the tire. The only thing is - if you exit a turn with wet tires onto dry asphalt, you can skid a bit. The braking distance is excellent, but when the temperature is below zero, you need to be more careful with the brakes. I didn't drive in the winter, I have winter tires for that, and these tires are definitely not for ice and snow, no matter what anyone says. Once I tried to drive up a hill on ice, and it threw me off, but that was when they were new.

Now about off-road... On rocks and stone steps - excellent, it slightly pulled (1.8 - 1.5) dirt roads, just like on asphalt, wet clay is not bad, but with ruts, it's not very good - it's hard to get out and it constantly slips into them, maybe because of the light car.

One unpleasant thing - the weak sidewall. I don't know how, but I got a puncture. It didn't start to leak, I drove further until I hit a nail and the tire started to leak. Most likely, the wheel "settled" and the cut turned into a hole))) very sad, because I was planning to use them for at least another season. At the tire shop, they did everything "nicely", but warned me - if I have to drive on rough terrain, the patch may come off. And here's the main "trap" - nobody wants to sell one tire, even to replace a pair. And if a store is willing to sell a pair, it will cost a fortune. This should be taken into account if you want to buy them. But otherwise - very good tires, extremely pleasant impressions.

I bought them in 2015, 245/70 R16, at that time they cost around 5-6 thousand per tire. The specialists from Mosaavtoshina did an excellent job with the delivery! This is an excellent option for both highway driving and off-road adventures. I didn't drive them in winter, although before the first frost down to -5 degrees with a light snowfall, they handled and braked confidently. It's a pity that the prices have changed so much. I would have bought them with pleasure, but now we'll probably switch to Chinese tires...

For its price, it's quite good tire.

For the money, it's great. It can handle the highway at 190, calm on rain, and pulls well on mud, and it's soft enough. There are no mud grips, so it's not easy to get out of the rut. But on asphalt, there are no vibrations and loud hum. Fuel consumption and noise are accordingly higher than on highway tires. Not an option for winter, unless it's snowy. God forbid on ice.

In general, as a universal tire for those who have a country house on dirt roads, it's great.

High-quality tires

The price matches the quality.

Excellent tires both in the city and on light off-road!