Vehicle was delivered with Hankook tires...never owned them before.

Generally, are these of respectable quality with regard to ride and life expectancy as compared to Michelin which I would prefer? Hard to tell if they are performing well or what kind of ride they are giving when the roads are full of potholes and temp is -25degrees this time of year.

 

Good enough to run them out. I have them in the 20 inch size. I did pick up a nail in one but otherwise they are quiet, smooth and will hold in corners far longer than any passenger will tolerate. And they were fine on my power line road misadventure. Running 40 PSI.

 

 

 

They are good tires. I put a set of the ATMs on my wife's '12 and we got 60k out of them, they also still had around 6/32 tread left but I wanted her to have new tires for winter. I put another set on and the tires had 20k on them when we traded it and still looked like new. Her '18 has them also.

 

You keep your tires inflated to 55 PSI?

 

I have a little over 50k on mine, they are getting loud.
Will be getting Michelins this spring.

 

 

 

X2. After 10K on my 2018 with the Michelin Primacy tires it came with, I'd gladly swap them for nearly anything else. Marginal at best in the rain and absolutely helpless in the snow. Why Ford would deliver a truck to the northeast with these tires on it is beyond comprehension.

 

I run 40psi in the hankooks in my wife's truck. I used to set them higher but it seemed like the centers were wearing a little faster than the edges.

On equipment that tows all the time I max the tires out but for stuff that occasionally tows/hauls I adjust the pressure for the task at hands

 

I had them (Dynapro) from the factory on my 2015, they wore well and I ran 40 psi. My 2018 has Michelins "off road", what a joke, tires. They run ok and are quite just not not much of an off road tire in my opinion! I would have rather had the Dynapro's. I will either get Dynapro or BFG all terrain when I replace them. I don't do much off road just mainly gravel / dirt roads. When I go fishing, I would like something a little more aggressive.

 

Wow, never thought so many would like them. I lived with the DynaPro AT/m's for 8800 miles, they were NOT going to be on it for a 2nd winter. Poorest excuse of a tire I've ever had other than a straight highway type in the snow. I had to use 4X4 to get through stuff my RWD, LSD, Ranger would go through with DuraTracs and 320# in the back.
They rode good, low noise, handled adequately in the rain/dry. Wore god at 35psi.
Replaced with the new GoodYear UltraTerrains made for Discount tire. No looking back, I won't use Handycrap Dynajunk AT/maybe ever again. They won't even leave the dealer on my next truck if they come on it.

 

 

Had Hankook MTs on my old Superduty all four had to be replaced one at a time due to belts coming undone developed large softball size knots on tires. Longest lasting of the bunch still had a third of its tread left. I’m sure they’re a good company but I’ll never buy Hankook again. Although I might inadvertently as different tire brands seem to come from the same real manufacturer.