Dunlop SP SportMaxx RT 215/50 R17 91 Y MFS

The tyres are not the cheapest considering this size. I previously rode on Bridgestone Turanza T001 and compared to them Dunlop comes out better. The biggest difference is when driving/braking on slippery surfaces. The rainy weather was the most important test at this point. Observing the behaviour of the tyres (I have had them for six months and have done 10kkm) so far there are no signs of abrasion. The Bridgestones, by comparison, wore out very quickly, and after 3 summer seasons and a total mileage of 50kkm (summer+winter, so interchangeable with winter tyres) and the same driving style, the tyres were no longer usable. I'm betting that with the Dunlops it will be better. Read more Collapse

This is the second time that the use of these tires on a 2 different cars and they were just as impressive as the first. I tend to drive very lively at times and these tires gives me the confidence and feedback to enjoy my cars safely and comfortably while also maintaining excellent durability. Wet grip is excellent as it is in the dry. I find it very difficult to fault this tire. Read more Collapse

Previously, the company had begun Bridgestony not remember the model. They were more difficult, but also quiet and comfortable. To tell the truth to a certain category of tires is not much difference. It all depends on what is most important to you. Bridgestony solid about 60-70K miles. I think Dunlopy wear faster. Anyway, I'm happy. Read more Collapse

Tires mid-range giving great comfort, good adhesion and this is important - no noise. The real difference can be seen only after the creation of quality winter tires - you must be very careful, because these Dunlopy spoil. Read more Collapse

Very cool rubber. Super Grip in dry and wet conditions. Pretty quiet. Read more Collapse