what is the best all purpuse tire?

I have been reading very good things about the Hankook Dynapro ATm RF10's. I will be trying a set of these pretty soon. Most reviews have stated to see the tread last upwards of 60k miles... some cases even 80k-90k. Most say ride is great, very little noise, and great in the wet.

Here's a couple reviews:
http://www.fourwheeler.com/how-to/wheels-tires/131-0903-hankook-toyo-bfgoodrich-all-terrain-tires/
http://www.trucktrend.com/features/gear/163_0710_hankook_dynapro_rf10_all_terrain_tires/

I think it looks pretty good too.

My brother has close to 90k on his dynapros on a Titan, and a coworker close to 100k on his chevy. They wear like iron.


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Razor Ramon said:

My brother has close to 90k on his dynapros on a Titan, and a coworker close to 100k on his chevy. They wear like iron.


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Wear like iron and still ride great? I'm very excited to try these out. Does your brother have any experience using them off road?

off road tires are not synonymous with very high mileage. You have to sacrifice one for the other. I'm ecstatic getting 50k out of duratracs.

He drives them year round up here in Alberta. He's got his jeep for off road so his truck only sees pavement and bit of gravel and the odd lease road. The guy is hard on the pedal so they haven't been all easy miles. He is very impressed with them.

Had the Dynapro ATm's on my 2013 Fx4. Wonderful tire for the highway, great road manners, wear very well, but as most true AT tires not great in the mud... Also they were designed off of their winter tire and are therefore a really good tire for winter driving. Probably the best tire I have had on slick highways and ice that is not an all-out winter tire!

I replaced my stock BFG's with Duratracks and noticed slightly higher road noise, but they are better wet pavement. Would contemplate swapping these in two years for the new BFG AT's, depending on reports from next winter. I'd like to have two full sets of tires and rims.

I would recommend the Duratrac. Good traction in the mud and snow. They are not too noisy on the highway.

I've got dura tracks in route now. Thanks for all the tips.

I have this waiting for me in Houston.