Tyre reviews Dunlop GrandTrek ST20. Page 2 120

Good all-season tire

I've driven 61,000 km on this tire, and I haven't changed it because it's all-season. On the highway, I've accelerated up to 165 km/h - there's no noise, and in the city, it also performs perfectly. It also handles winter well, I had to dig myself out of the snow, but I managed to do it without anyone else's help. Now it's just reaching the wear mark.

Pros:

You can drive. Normal tires for summer.

I drove for half a year on the X-Trail, it stops well, even harshly (when sharp braking, the belt pretensioners work). It holds the road well in turns. Excessively noisy. During the recent floods in Kiev (June 2008), it coped without problems.

Excellent tire, I highly recommend it!

I'm satisfied with the tire, I've been using it since October 2013.
Regarding the wear - it's weak. Otherwise, it's a 4 out of 5 on the hardness scale.
It's not popular among sellers, orders are only from Moscow - the prices are sky-high in the regions.

I still look

Medium-quality tires. You paid for what you got (braking, aquaplaning, noise and the rest).

Still can't understand how this tire can be called an off-road tire... Standard summer tire. Good, reliable but not off-road or all-season. Sold it with the car.
Braking, cornering stability and abrasion resistance are all very good.
P.S.: Specified as tire mileage, not vehicle mileage. Zero points for snow and ice as it's a summer tire.

very poor tires
The factory tires of my X-trail (T31). The tires, of course, are tender. And it rides accordingly. Handling is woolly and, at the same time, quite stiff. When cornering on dry asphalt, it skids - ESP corrects it. On black soil after rain, it moves, but wanders from side to side by 20 degrees and floats. I haven't driven on snow. I wouldn't buy them.
Dis

Good tyres

Test drove this tire and the price is well worth it. Performs well during braking.