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Hankook Dynapro HT (RH12)
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Starting at $116.97
SimpleScore™
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for the modern tire buyer.8.2
Great
Score breakdown:
8.4
Long lasting
Great
8.4
Handling
Great
8.1
Traction
Great
Good Mileage Warranty40k
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142 Reviews
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overall rating
97%
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Review breakdown
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Dry
4.7
Wet
4.6
Winter
4
Comfort
4.7
Noise
4.6
Treadwear
4.6
87 SimpleTire reviews
Work and live in colorado and use these on a van and they did awful in a loaded down van in wet or snowy conditions.
First time customer, recommended by a friend who is a regular customer Very satisfied with the product and will repurchase when the time comes.
Great for driving in dry conditions, very comfortable on the highway, decent feedback, and practically silent. The biggest issue is in the rain and snow. These tires will slip very easily, even when you're easy on the peddle, tires will spin for sure. I drive a 19 Frontier and even with weight in the back, I still don't feel comfortable driving in wet/snowy conditions. If I lived in a state where it's always dry, this would be a great option. Also be cautious for these on dirty roads, even in 4x4, the back tires were still slipping.
These are great tires at a great price
Keep them rotated and they will outlast a Michelin tire. It's all I buy now
Okay I didn't want to like this tire. Doesn't really look like a truck tire, especially a mud/ snow tire as they claim to be. To my surprise they do well in rain and somehow seem to clean themselves in a light mud. Okay light mud sounds funny right? Sandy mud is what I call light mud. Sand didn't stay stuck in the treads they seem to clean themselves out pretty well. Now red mud not so good but not the worst either. Stuck in middle of the tire mostly somehow edges stayed pretty clean just looks really stupid. But this is a HT tire which stand for highway tire so you can't complain to much. No problems in rain seems that the little ridges do provide grip needed to keep tire from hydroplaning. Side wall are fine seem to be stable as other tires. My two complaints about these tires are catch and hold rocks really bad. The second thing is the deep treads invite small nails just like they do the rocks and I had a tack puncher the tire on the front because of this. Tack was small and sharp just like the small rocks it likes to collect went into one of the treads. Was only a half inch long but it was enough to puncher the tire and cause a leak that required air once a week until I had it repaired. Repair shop said it was the smallest puncher they had seen in quite some time. They did tell me that the tack was very sharp from other tires grinding it on the road until it stood up enough to puncher a tire with wider lugs it could fit in! Hopefully this was just a fluke and won't happen again. But be warned about rocks I picked eight out of one tire onetime. Have approx 20,000 miles on them good wear so far. So do I like them guess they are a lot better than I though they would be by looking at them. Are they a good truck tire that you will brag about NO! they look very common and car like. Would be fine on a car. As it is now I can't complain to much about the way they perform, ride, or wear.
2017 Toyota Tacoma came with these tires on it got 91,000 miles out of them great in the rain the whole process with SimpleTire was a piece of cake. Will use them again
Worst tire purchase I have ever made. High Cost, low quality.
With nearly 11,000 miles, about 70% on highways, I am very happy with these tires. They are quiet, with good turn-in response and adequate grip on dry roads. In October, I had to drive to the east coast of central Florida. My schedule was such that I had to travel when a tropical storm was pounding north Florida and SE Georgia. Blinding, high wind driven rain. Visibility on interstate 95 was often less than one hundred yards. I experienced zero hydroplaning. Indeed, the tires channeled enormous volumes of water with ease. This past winter, these Hankooks were very good on light snow covered roads. On packed snow, icy roads, they had superior traction to the Mud Terrain tires on my other vehicle (Jeep Wrangler). Only in very deep snow did the Mud Terrain tires perform better. At 10,800 miles, tread wear is imperceptible. Considerably less than 1/32". As light truck tires go, these are among the best available where your truck spends the vast majority of time on improved or paved roads. Highly recommended.
Installed on my class c motor home, immediately noticed a quiet ride and feels like a softer ride. Unknown how long they will last it if they work good in rain snow but I like them.
Get technical:
The Hankook Dynapro HT (RH12) is an all-season tire that's designed for use on SUVs and sport trucks, and offers drivers solid year-round traction, confident steering response, hydroplaning resistance, and an up to 70,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty.
Features & Benefits
- All-season tread
- Black sidewall
- 70,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty for P-metric sizes, and 40,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty for LT-metric sizes
- Wider footprint prevent from uneven wear and promotes longevity
The South Korean tire manufacturer Hankook has provided several cutting-edge technologies across its tires over the years. The same can be seen in the Hankook Dynapro HT (RH12) which sports an advanced computer simulation ensuring an optimized footprint design for increased ride comfort. While the straight 4-channel waterway prevents hydroplaning and improves wet traction, the symmetric pattern and a special rubber compound prevent irregular wear for longer tread life. Expect the Dynapro HT (RH12) to get steel belts for high steering stability and interlocking ribs for better handling performance. Additionally, the high tread depth also contributes towards improved stability and better traction performance, making this tire a great choice for vehicles like the Ford Transit 250, Nissan Rogue, Toyota Tacoma, RAM 3500, and others.
Category |
Vehicle |
Mileage Warranty 40 k |
Load Index 1477 lbs/1389 lbs (94/92) |
Max Speed 118 MPH (T) |
Load Range C (6 Ply) |
Sidewall Blackwall |
Tread Depth 14/32nds |
Inflation Pressure 54 PSI |
Part Number 2021133 |
Tread Design Symmetrical |
Tire Weight 24.1 lbs |
Section Width 7.7" |
Rim Range 5.50-6.00" |
Overall Diameter 23.7" |
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Have a question about Hankook Dynapro HT (RH12) tires?
Yes, Hankook Dynapro HT (RH12) tires are a good choice for drivers of light trucks and SUVs that want strong traction and performance year-round. The Dynapro HT (RH12) also offers drivers improved steering response, a higher load carrying capacity, and a long tread life.
Hankook Dynapro HT (RH12) tires are backed by a 70,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty for P-metric sizes and a 40,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty for LT-metric sizes. This means the Dynapro HT (RH12) is expected to last at least 40,000 or 70,000 miles, depending on the tire's size, assuming proper use, maintenance, and rotations are followed.
Dynapro HT (RH12) ∙ 61 sizes available