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 Post subject: Hankook Dynapro MT RT03
PostPosted: Sat May 05, 2007 11:38 pm 
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Anyone have any experience with these tires ? I spoke to some FJ Cruiser guys and they liked them pretty well. According to the America's Tire shop I stopped in on today they've got an "E" load range like the MTR's have ( 10 ply rated) only the side wall isn't as tough as the MTR

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I tried to order those in 285 (33") for my rubi and they were on national backorder for who knows how long.

A few guys on one of the JK boards are running em and love em.

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Does anyone make a good mudder that has a bunch of siping? Most I see have next to none or none at all? I know that mudders are just that, for mudding but do any make an attempt to make them on road acceptible in the rain/ice?

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Does anyone make a good mudder that has a bunch of siping? Most I see have next to none or none at all? I know that mudders are just that, for mudding but do any make an attempt to make them on road acceptible in the rain/ice?


I think MTR do?
Cooper STT
Maxxis Bighorn.

Just a few I know who have siping


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