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Old 03-15-2011, 09:09 AM   #15
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I found that Hancook tires are much noisier than some other brands.
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Hankook

I just put a complete set of 6 Hankooks on my rigs, have not driven it yet, but I have no problem reporting anything and everything I noticed during the course of use.

I have never had a motor-home before this one so my opinion my not be worth it weight, time will tell.
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I tried a set, they seemed no better or worse than others until winter hit. Absolutely useless on icy roads even though rated for mud and snow. Good thing I had four wheel drive. They did not wear as well as I hoped, cheap for a reason.
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