Tyre reviews Hankook RT03 Dynapro MT. Page 5 136

I bought them as all-around summer tires - for the city, highway, dirt, and a bit of mud (just in case). They've shown themselves off in the best possible way:
- They balanced quite well (60-90 g).
- On asphalt - there's noise, but it's quite tolerable.
- On mud they're surefooted - if the car starts to slow down, give it some gas to clear the tread and everything

Great, durable tire for mud, easily aired down to 0.6 atm, slightly noisy on asphalt. Driven for two seasons, total mileage of about 22,000 km, wear is quite acceptable.

Handles the road well on the highway, confidently drives on off-road tracks. A solid five. Quiet operation.

Size chosen no lift 26575R16 ET20 disc. Good for summer, fishing with family for mushrooms. And for winter something with studs of the same size.

I won't beat around the bush. I mounted it on the rear, full drive during the summer. The full four-wheel drive is not connected during the summer. On a dirt road, it's in great condition, on the highway up to 130 it doesn't whine, holds the road. I've mounted a Hankook DinaPro. That's how it is both on the forest road and on the long distance. Gasoline, manual. Good luck with your choice!! I've

Great store. Quick delivery. The tires perform great both on the highway and on the dirt.

Hello. I bought these tyres for driving on forest roads. I like them! I haven't tried driving in the winter as I switch to the continentals for my 4x4.

It does matter to compare MT tires with another MT, but since it's my first experience, I'll describe the feelings of switching to a mud tire from an all-season one.

While reading reviews about MT tires from different manufacturers, it sometimes seems that these tires are not meant for driving on asphalt at all. People write all sorts of things: the fuel consumption is multiple times higher, the dynamics is zero, you'll go deaf, and the handling is like a hippopotamus on sk

I've got the latest AS letters, not MT. Went on this tyre for one summer season, it's a really good tyre, very soft, no complaints about noise, before that I've been driving on a CRV for 5 years in the mountains - unkillable tyre, wanted to get one but the price is way too high. Hankook was pleasant, though I try to avoid extreme situations. On the highway, it handles well in both dry and wet conditions, smooth turns at

3.5 years with no demounting... Winter - like a cow on ice. It's fine on snow as long as it's deflated. Freezes up in the cold. Generally, not good, but you can still drive on it. The tire isn't too soft ever. Not in winter - it doesn't howl at solid surfaces at speeds up to 90-100 km/h like some MT tires do. It doesn't like ridges, always trying to get out of