Hankook Dynapro AT2 (RF11)

Tireless – On time and professional good tyres so far low road noise Show details ·  1

Good tyre for a good price – Have used Bridgestone 697s for years and have also had the Pirelli Skorpions. At the recommendation of a colleague, have now put Hankook's on all three work utes over time. I have done over 75,000 on the ones on my ute, including a tortuous week and a bit out to Cameron Corner and back, including many hundreds of km around a property i stayed on… Read more

there. Didn't miss a beat, even on corrugations on The Cut Line. No obvious damage to them, and tread depth is still good. Noise isn't an issue, and grip in the wet is fine. Better yet, a tidy little saving on price compared to the other, more expensive tyres (depending of course on what is on sale). Would i buy again, yes.

** At 75,000 km they have heaps of tread left, but are starting to lose grip in the wet. But to be fair, they have been excellent tyres.

**Updated June 2025

Poor choice as an AT tyre – Gravel road, stone driven through case, destroyed tyre with 6mm of tread remaining. Never have I had this happen with that much tread remaining. Will not buy again.

Good all-rounder but still reasonably noisy – Fitted to my VW Amarok which weighs 2900kg. Great wet and dry weather performance, not far off from highway terrains even when pushed. I've never had them squirmy, never had the car push into understeer even when provoked. Have not done much offroad on these, gravel tracks and trails yes, caravan towing and lots of local gravel roads yes and… Read more

1000 kays a week on road. They're an all terrain, manage your expectations and they should be fine.

Like most tyres they're quiet when new and get noisier as the tread looses it's square edge. In 265 70 17 mine have a constant hum over 95km/h which is annoying as most of my time is at those speeds. It's not terrible but it's annoying, if you have a noisy car or you cut the muffler off and drive with your windows down you might not even notice.

No punctures, no cuts, no tread block tears. Tyre wear after 40,000 kays is around 3mm so they look to last a long while although ill never run tyres once they dry rot so we'll see.

Overall quite happy although the older I get the less I care for noisy tyres so that's my only gripe.

What a difference! – Put a set on my 2015 N80 Hilux SR5 - was like driving a different car! Improved the ride and reduced road noise immediately! Very impressed Show details

Good tyres but a compromise – The recent Covid pandemic has resulted in people traversing this Brown country of ours instead of travelling internationally. This has led to a run on SUV tyres and when I was faced with a round trip of 3500 kms ,I plumbed for a new set. The selection was meagre and I left with the Hankook Dynapro AT2 in the 265 width and 17" dia fitted to my… Read more

2017 Prado inflated to 38 psi for the type of drive and load I intended to carry.

The tires look good with raised white lettering and a chunky tread and I was quite surprised that road noise was no worse than the OEM Dunlops. Ride was comfortable on Freeways as well as A,B and C class roads in the dry though some minor straight line corrections needed to be made. In the wet however understeer crept in and left track water pooling in heavy rain meant of that one could feel momentary loss of traction before vehicle systems stabilized it. In fairness this was near the max legal speed and a slight speed reduction removed this trait.

I did not have the option of trying them on mud or snow but believe that these tyres will handle these mediums as intended. A bit cheaper than the likes of Michelin, Continental and Pirelli and for this reason I'm more than pleased with the Hankooks which look like they will give me in excess of 60000 kms.

Just drive sensibly in the wet and the tires will perform well. A good and cheaper alternative to premium brands of AT tyres.

Bloody QUIET – Starting a new thread about Dynapro AT2 Just replaced 8-9yo Maxxis 700 and 771 with Hankook AT2 today. First impression, wow! they are QUIET! Old Maxxis tyres were humming after 80km/h but with the new AT2 I actually can hear wind outside the car. I got used to know the speed was 80 and above because of the noise Maxxises made (maximum noise was… Read more

around 85km/h and getting a bit quieter with higher speed) but now have to keep an eye on the odometer because it's TOO quiet. :) Was choosing between Dueler 697 and Dynapro AT2 but lots of reviews (and also Jax Tyres rep) are saying that 697 are very noisy, so decided to go with Hankook. Not driving in mud so I'm confident, their performance will be ok on gravel roads and sand. Tyres 265/70 16. Vehicle Prado 90 series