Hankook Dynapro HP RA23
The Hankook DynaPro Hp RA23 is a high-performance tyre for Luxury & Power SUV’s with a 210 kph H speed rating . Its aggressive tread designed for sport driving creates improved safety, quiet ,comfortable and stable ride and improved off road performance. Engineered for excellent dry and wet performance, its unique and stylish sidewall is designed for SUV beauty. Maximum grip on dry and wet surface condition has been achieved by adopting Traction oriented tread design and up-to-date silica compound technology.
Highway All-Season HP tyres are for drivers who want a combination of pleasant on-road characteristics, long wear and all-season versatility, including traction in light snow. Highway All-Season tyres branded with the M+S symbol are often used as Original Equipment (O.E.) on 2WD and 4WD, light- and medium-duty vans, trucks and pickups, as well as crossover and sport utility vehicles.
O.E. Highway All-Season light truck tyres are typically purchased as direct replacements for worn-out pairs/sets of the vehicle’s original tyres. They can also be used for other vehicle applications in complete sets of four or axle pairs if available in an appropriate size, load range and speed rating to match the existing O.E. tires’ performance category and specifications.
The Hankook RA23 Dynapro HP is available now from Megatyre, Browns Bay, North Shore, Auckland.
Our Landcruiser is only driven on roads except when we are launching the boat. Will this tyre work ok on the sand? My guess is this is not a mud tyre so my guess is this will make it not so good on sand?
Thanks for your comment Ian. Yes, the Hankook ra23 is perfectly suited to your requirements. It is great for roads and driving over the sand. And yes, it is not a mud tyre.
At the moment I have got 4 second hand michelins on my truck and the rear tyres are worn out. Could I put a couple of these RA23 tyres on the back and leave replacing the front two till next year? Would this be ok for a wof?
No problems, your vehicle will be wof compliant with to Hankook ra23’s on one axle and 2 michelins on the other. Of course, all 4 tyres must be the same size.
These tyres look like a car tyre I think. Will they do the work of a 4 wheel tyre? Can you drive them over stones and that sort of thing or would they break?
The Hankook ra23 is a genuine 4wd tyre. Obviously it has a road surface/tarmac orientation but it will cope well with gravel roads etc. But if you want to be driving over rocks and mountains etc and heavy mud, you should be going for a tyre like the Hankook RF10 or the Hankook RT03.
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Are the Hankook Dynapro HP RA23`s considered a snow tire too?
I see there is a snowflake on the tire, along with the three other seasonal emblems.
Hi Mark
the Hankook RA23 is an all season tyre, it is not a snow tyre. The M&D designation and the various symbols on the sidewall comply with EU regulations. The snowflake indicates the tyre can be used in snow conditions, but is not intended to imply it is a dedicated snow tyre.
Hope this helps
Brian
Hi, can you suggest another tyre that is similar to the Hankook RA23 tyre? Thank you
Good morning Caroline
thank you for your inquiry. It is a little hard to awnser this query accurately without knowing the size you require, and also the vehicle you drive and the uses you put such vehicle to. The following patterns are reasonably similar to the Hankook RA23 though I could be more specific if I had more information. Hankook RH07, RH06, RH03, Crosswind HP010 and in some instances the Hankook RF08.
Peter
There are a number or people saying they are getting about 100,000kms on the Hankook RF10 would you get similar km’s on these tyres
Absolutely Helen!
I have customers who have got 100,000 kms from Hankook RF08’s, and I am sure the RF10 is a harder wearing tyre than that. The RF10 has a very deep tread and its treadwear rating of 560 is extremely high. I run them on my Ford Ranger and am very, very happy with them.
Brian
What about the Hankook Dynapro HP RA23 would you get the same sort of km’s
Hi Helen
the Ra23 is a great tyre but I suspect its mileage would be slightly less than the RF10 given that its treadwear rating is less and the tread is not as deep. They are entirely different tyres intended for different use.
Brian