Review on Hankook Tire Dynapro HP2 RA33 265/65 R17 112H summer by Janis Cerins ᠌

About 3 weeks I chose, read reviews, watched reviews and comparisons, analyzed, studied the market. Found out a few things for myself: 1. There are a lot of reviews on the net that are written to order (well, this is not news). You can't trust the reviews! Even on ideal TOP tires, you can find a bunch of negative reviews. 2. The most important conclusion! The same tire, of the same size, behaves differently in different weather, on different roads, on different cars and for different drivers, so the reviews can be diametrically opposed. Can you imagine how many reviews are born when they take into account tire sizes, places of production (countries, factories), wear, release dates, driving style, etc.? 3. The same rubber from different sellers differs in price by more than 1000 per wheel. 4. Release date - most of the tires on the 2022 market have European and American certificates and are included in the lists of approved tires. According to European standards, tires with a shelf life of up to 5 years and another 5 years for operation are allowed on the roads. Of course, subject to proper storage. 5. You need to choose based on the volume of your wallet, personal experience and other factors that are important to you personally. Now about the Hankook Dynapro HP2 RA33 235/65-18 tire. Vehicle Nissan Murano Z51. At the time of purchase, the tires were 1 year and 3 months old, they simply could not be found fresh. The tire itself is in the middle price range. I changed shoes on the day when the air t was +3.+5, it was snowing with rain, this is the border weather for which the tire has the inscription "M + S". I tried to brake sharply, the result is 5, ABS does not work, summer tires on a wet road with snow porridge slow down confidently. Noise, subjectively, at this temperature is less than on Velcro of a well-known Finnish brand. Manageability at altitude, Aquaplaning - failed to catch. Made in Korea. For the price, the wheels are great. : I apologize for the photo of a dirty car.