Tyre reviews Dunlop GrandTrek Ice 02. Page 19 396

No problems found

A lot of studs came out after the first season, and I first noticed it on a 700km run (the tread was being broken in, and the winter was very snowy). In the end, after the winter, I lost a dozen studs on a run of less than 3500km(((. And that was with very careful use in a snowy winter. Horrible quality of the stud installation, the tire isn't worth the money it was sold for. I complained to the seller -

I use 90% in the city, the rest on the highway - mostly asphalt everywhere.
The first season, I didn’t notice any wear, the studs didn’t wear off.
Driving on an icy slope like a washing board is not comfortable.
You can feel a groove on the asphalt, when exiting I think you need to pay special attention.

Excellent tires. Do not overinflate on ice, but drive very stably and confidently. Handling during cornering is very predictable. No noticeable camber. Noisy.

Fully compliant.

Approximately 10,000 km have been covered on this tire. It was purchased mid-last season, and I have only positive impressions so far. On a snowy road, the tire noise is greater than on a bare asphalt road, which is probably due to the specific tread design. I lost a few studs (3-4 per wheel) due to sitting on the tire's sidewall and locking up on bare asphalt. The tire size is 215/65R16.

A great tire for a crossover. Firm but not too hard, moderately quiet, and extremely grippy.

Tire size: 245/70 R16. Normal tire condition, tread is in place, holds the road.

Disadvantages: subject to vibration beyond 110 km/h ( possibly due to lazy repair works), and noise level (tire is actually quite noisy)

Overall, I'm happy with the tires. I bought them in 245/60 R18 size. When observing the speed limit, especially taking into account the road surface, the car is predictable on these tires.

Short run.