Hankook MT's

[M32H32is]

Lets tart this by saying Ive run quite a few tires in quite a few 4wd's over the years. The Revo II's I replaced are the toughest tires I've ever experienced, they just aren't aggressive enough.

Enter the Hankook MT.

Choosing to stay with my factory Mr. T wheels, I decided the 295 75 16 was a great size. It looks perfect & seems much larger than most 33's I've prked next to.

So how do these tires perform?

Sand: don't quite dig like an aggressive mud terrain (had Nittos in the past) but they definitely get past the powder and into the pack. Great job.

Mud: I was able to have great traction & control at the mud park on a trail I was weary about with the Revo's. The tires seem to clean well in the Houston gumbo.

Street: these babies are aired up to 50psi so they ride a bit rough, but they seem light and have great traction. Did really well in the rain surprisingly.

So far I have less than 1,000 miles on them but I'm digging em.

 

[M32H32is]

I'll ipdate this thread periodically to help future 'mudders

 

[ytcruiser]

I have a set of these in the 35x 12.5x 15 flavor. Had them siped before being put on the rims and onto my buggy. Best tires i've ever owned. Siping does wonders. I have had these same tires on my... 93 isuzu trooper, 93 mitsu pajero, 93 mitsu montero and an 02 chev 1500. I still have these tires, and they would probly still b good for 1 more summer of mild wheeling. I just bought a 91 land cruiser, and a new set will be going on this buggy after being siped, and after going under the grooving knife.

 

[Mudder]

I didn't like these tires. I know this thread is old but I'd figured I'd put this out there. A good friend and I went to the mountains today. I have the KM2's and they have these tires and they just sucked in the snow. I had traction where they didn't and I was able to get unstuck while they couldn't and they didn't even clear out that well.