All Season225/45 R17
#11 Of 16 Tyres
We have mixed feelings about Dunlop's latest addition to the allseason tyre market. It has an asymmetric pattern, which is something we rarely see on winter and allseason tyres. While it has good dynamic handling on both wet and dry, it tends to understeer on snow and is one of the worst on ice. It's mileage isn't great, either.
Excellent comfort and smooth ride quality.
Balanced handling on both wet and dry roads.
Strong safety margin in wet curves and good performance in aquaplaning situations.
Low rolling resistance, supporting better fuel efficiency.
Good braking performance on snow.
Understeering handling on snow reduces confidence in winter conditions.
Extended braking distances on dry and wet surfaces compared to competitors.
Lowest grip on ice, limiting performance in icy conditions.
Increased wear leads to only average overall value.
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