Tyre reviews Dunlop GrandTrek AT20. Page 3 75

I've been driving on the same tires, 265/65 R 17, with the same mileage (60,000 km) for 7 years. I've had no complaints with them, especially on snowy and wet roads (up to 140 km/h). They're not great in mud, but I've never been a fan of driving in it anyway. The tread life has been excellent and I haven't noticed any significant loss of grip or noise. I replaced them with the same model

I bought a brand new Mitsubishi Pajero IV in 2012 with 265/60 R18 tyres fitted at the factory. It takes the road well up to 180 km/h and confidently navigates corners. The tyres have accumulated 80-100,000 km. I didn't use the vehicle in snow and ice - I was afraid. It aquaplanes after 80 km/h. One of the wheels was not balanced in the usual way after 30,000 km.

When buying, the "Mosshina" salesperson cheated and did not indicate the year of manufacture, and upon installation it turned out that the tires were from 2005, stored folded, with problems installing. We had to replace the worn-out parts. When buying, pay attention to the year of manufacture.

Continuous operation for 3 years and 3 months throughout the year.

Excellent tires. Price-quality.

Excellent tires.

Exotic tire

Classic, but rare tires
 07-12-2007

I bought the same one this year. Previously, from 2015, it was on it and the summer season was closed on this tire

These tires are no longer supplied to Russia. For more than 20 years, they were installed on Toyota and Mitsubishi SUVs on the assembly line. Why they are needed and which ones exactly - everyone decides for themselves. The idiotization of glorious Russian car enthusiasts has led to Chinese cars. Next, only North Korean ones.