Hankook Dynapro AT2 (RF11) Reviews

I bought the cheaper version but the supplier could not get them to me so they upgraded them to these AT2 tyres. They perform really well they are lasting well and are not punctured yet. A far cry from the Falken Wildpeak AT3s I had on previously which were still good for wear but had 27 puncture repairs so they had to go they were just too soft.

Seem to be a solid performing tyre as I have witnessed these tyre's in action on many occasions, they do slip a bit in the wet weather but I find this is mainly in light work utes that have light aluminium trays and next to no weight nover the rear wheels.

Did 45000 on the OEM Dunlop Sp20. Worn out. Got the Hankooks on a 4 for the price of 3 deal. Took a little bit of balancing but have been sensational. Done 91k and still have 30k left for sure. Usually do long runs on the blacktop like Darwin towing a van and then the Gulf, Googs track, Anne Beadell, Simpson Desert, Connie Sue. Run 34 in town, 38 highway, 46 towing. Just a fantastic tyre. I have already bought my next set but the current ones won't wear out. Cheers Grant

These tyres go the distance, I got 100,000kms out of the set with regular rotation. They now need replacing although not hitting the wear indicator, they are badly scalloped. Great value for money tyre and performed well.

Solid tyre for my needs, Hwy, Gravel (outback), Sand (Beach) and towing a 3.5T boat. Surprised at the poor comments for wet, I find them solid under foot. Wearing evenly, far superior to previous which was the BFG K02

Dangerous in the wet. I feel I am risking having an accident driving in the wet. Seriously, not a matter of if but when Most dangerous tyres I have ever had on my car.

Horrendous in the wet. Pick up every stone on the gravel roads ( Sounds like a hail storm) Had the RF10's previously and they were OK but these are a step backwards, Already looking for some different ones to replace the RF11's

Absolutely awful in the wet, almost wrote my car off doing 80kmh on the m1 during heavy rainfall. Wearing really fast only got 10000kms out of a set. Switched to kumho LT tyres, 100% better in every way.

They have been a good all-rounder. When off-roading, we have yet to find a situation where others on more "off-road" tyres such as the KO2 have a performance edge over us. In fact, there have been many occasions where we were able to tackle off-road terrain easier than those on KO2s. The Hankooks are lighter than the KO2 and General Grabbers. On road in the dry they are not bad. In the wet they certainly don't grip anywhere as well as good all-season / wet weather performance road tyres. As a comparison, on good performance wet weather tyres, a spirited drive up Falls Creek in Vic in the wet on slippery roads would take ~20min. On the AT2, without pushing too close to the edge, the same trip would take ~28min as the AT2 simply don't allow the same mid corner speeds. But I didn't get the AT2 for their wet weather on-road performance.

I replaced our cooper AT3's with these as I wasn't a fan of the wet handling of them and so far they are great cant fault them We have done several out of town highway trips , 4x4 camping , rocky river crossings and They have preformed great .

Horrible on wet roads (running or standing water) - front wheels grab and aqua plane. Hopeless in sticky / clayey mud - just keeps caking up - no steering or brakes. Wonderful on dry roads, highway etc. Still heaps of tread left - good wearing tyre.

Ok