Hankook TH31

We have Hankook on our Explorer and I really like them. Stayed with them when time came to replace tires. I confess I know nothing about their trailer tire.

Dave

I have them on the rear of my dual wheel F-350 and 6 on my DP. The DP ones have about 10,000mi on them and the truck ones are about 4 years old. No problems

I've had the AH11s on my motorhome and been very happy with them. They are aging out but I was able to get another year out of them and if I was the gambling time I could probably get another. I will price new ones out this spring and I will be taking a look at the Hanook again.

Last month while driving in TX, with our Mazda Miata, we hit a pothole that damaged two tires. The local Mazda dealer had in stock were Hankook. We had no choice but to get them an am happy to report both wife and I are very happy with them. Smooth handling, very quiet, track well. Will keep them on now that we are home.

I hope everyone knows that Hankook is an American made tire.

KLYoung wrote:
I hope everyone knows that Hankook is an American made tire.

The largest Hankook factory is in South Korea, but there are also factories in China, Indonesia, USA, and Hungary.

You can check the DOT Plant Code on your tires to see where they were made.

Y-Guy wrote:
I've had the AH11s on my motorhome and been very happy with them.

I've heard good reviews about AH11s, but not so much for the newer AH31s. I don't think AH11s are manufactured anymore.

buc1980 wrote:
Any body install the new trailer tire from Hankook? It was introduced Apr 2021 on the market.Any good reviews for Honkook tire in general? May be that the new tire to replace the Sailun tire which go down hill lately.We need feed back.

After further looking at them ,I would sure consider them, also would consider them on my truck, from advice from a friend in Montana that runs them on his truck .

They are made in China and it looks like Sailun tire.

cummins2014 wrote:

After further looking at them ,I would sure consider them, also would consider them on my truck, from advice from a friend in Montana that runs them on his truck .

May want to find a new friend for tire advice...
Or in other words, other than they're NOT truck tires, and literally the worst traction you could get in a new tire, I'm having trouble even imagining how any size they offer would fit on your truck, unless your truck is old enough that 16s fit on it.