Hankook Dynapro RF10 ATM
This new All Terrain tyre, with enhanced mud grip, is Hankook’s replacement for their famed RF08 AT tyre and has almost passenger car performance on tarmac surfaces. It is a superb motorway performer with very low noise levels and great road holding.
The RF10 ATM has a treadwear rating of 560, which is way higher than most competing products, meaning these tyres deliver extremely high mileages and have a super tough compound capable of handing rough and sharp surfaces. All this and its a really good looking tyre too with an aggressive looking sidewall pattern.
And the Dynapro RF10 is available in 4, 8 and 10 ply construction; availability varies from size to size. Certainly heavy duty road and off road applications benefit from use of 8 and 10 ply ratings as they have additional side wall strength to cope with demanding situations.
Try this great all terrain tyre on your SUV, 4WD or ute soon. *
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Hi, I live in Queenstown and drive a Discovery 3. Our local tyre shop has given us this tyre as an option (over the Goodyear Wrangler Road tyres we usually buy). We drive the ski fields in winter, but 80% of the time, we’re on road. Are these a good option for the Disco, or do you have another recommendation?
Hello Sarah
I think the Hankook RF10 ATM would be an excellent tyre for someone with your requirements; it really is a very versatile and sophisticated tyre and in my opinion at least, much better than Goodyear Wrangler tyres. A perfect tyre for your disco!
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Put these tyres on my Bighorn last October and they have proven to be great on and off road. I really enjoy their quiet and comfortable ride.
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Hi, I do not know what to do. These look a very nice tire but I am concerned that perhaps they are not suitable to suburban roads. They look quite meaty and best suited off road, but that is the attraction of course.
I can see you also have pattern called RH03 and another called RA23. Are either of these more suited to driving around Browns Bay, or will the RF10 tire do the job as well?
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Hi, I am looking for a tyre to go on a new Ford Ranger I am purchasing. I am involved in the civil construction industry, so am on and off road construction site. I will also use the vehecle for towing my 8m trailer boat, and at odd times launch the beach(hard sand). I was looking at the at either this tyre or the Dynapro RT03, they both appear to be able to hold their own off road as well as on road, but am guessing, the RT03 can be taken into tougher 4WD situations(mud etc), whilst the RF10 ATM is quiter on road and provide improved handling and longer lasting?
Hi Chris
I concur with your assessment of both patterns. It really depends on which attribute is most important to you. If its mud, go for the RT03 or the RF10 if you need tarmac performance. One thing for sure, the RT03 has excellent on road performance and tyre life for a off road mud tyre; but not as good as the RF10.
Hope this helps
Brian
Thanks, understand we might get around 70 – 80,000klms out of the RF10 and a little less out of RT03?
Chris
actually you should get 80,000 to 90,000 k out of the rf10, and quite possibly even more. But this does vary from driver to driver and vehicle to vehicle. I really can not put a mileage on the RT03 except to say I have been told by customers that they do a very good mileage on tarmac for a mud tyre. I guess something between 50,000 and 70,000 is realistic.
Brian
I’m currently using Bridgestone A/T 694 (255/70/16) on my Nissan Terrano Regulus 3.2litre QD32eTi (1996) and they are wearing thin now.
I am looking at this Hankook RF10 as my next option (and hopefully just as good, if not a better one) to replace the Bridgestone A/T.
Would you be able to advise on the quality difference between the two tyres (a Bridgestone replacement is the current model Bridgestone Dueler 697)?
I’ve been advised by a tyre retailer that my vehicle should be using the 245 width tyre for more suitable “rolling” performance(??) So, if that is so, I’d be looking at the Hankook RF 245/70/16 tyre.
Please advise. Thank you.
Hello again Kok
thanks for your query. The Hankook RF10 is an acclaimed, top selling 4wd tyre and a proven performer off road. It is also a very high mileage tyre. All of this at a great price. As for making sure you have the correct size for your vehicle, please check the label that should be inside the drivers doorwell which should detail the original and correct tyre size.
Hope this helps
Peter
Also, I drive mainly on-road with the occasional off-road, gnarly, rocky, maybe once or twice a year. Would Hankook RF10 be suitable or what else might you recommend? Thanks.
I have a new Nissan Caravan nv350 4wd van which comes new with yokohama ry52 195/80/r15 107-105lt.these tyres are absolute shirt on road they are slippery and even worse in the paddock,would you recommend the rf10 to replace them and what model do you recommend for my van.
Hi Dave
I can not comment on the tyres you mention, but can tell you that the Hankook Ra18 8 ply tyre is an excellent light truck tyre for on road use. Great mileage, reduced fuel consumption and great road holding. It will cope with gravel roads well, but just is not specified for muddy off road situation in respect of which the Hankook RF10 would be an excellent choice. And the RF10 has excellent on road capability too.
But if you are carrying heavy loads all the time, you should stick with the light truck Hankook Ra18.
Brian
got the 235/60/18’s on a suzuki grand vitara, just reaching the wear indicators at 50,000 kms of use. Great off road and in snow, and stick surprisingly well on tarmac. Took a bit of time to find the pressure sweet spot but 28 psi (ok old fart here) works well, no twitchy steering and good handling.
Hello Mathew
thank you very much for your feedback re our Hankook RF10 tyres; I run them on my Ford Ranger and find they are excellent tarmac surface performers. My first set of RF10’s got to 105,000 kms
Brian