Tyre reviews Dunlop SP Sport 01. Page 5 1290

Mileage 95000 October 2011. Minus stiff, not for mud. Handling is great.

Good tires

The quality of the tires is satisfactory. I've made a second purchase.

Price-to-quality ratio

The tyre was fitted with the factory load setting. Handling and stability are excellent in both dry and wet conditions. Drawbacks include a fairly strong noise on middle-grade asphalt and low impact resistance - try not to hit a pothole, as a puncture is almost certain.

Excellent tires, soft and quiet. Completed 2 seasons, uniform and moderate wear. For xDrive, always check for star mark (certain size and load/speed index requirements).

The tire is great, at the moment the wear is around 50-60%, no noise from it has been noticed (whoever complains about the noise is unclear, I don't hear the tire at all while driving, only the creaking of the rear sofa skin is present).

The sides of it are weak, when the tire wears out it starts to butcher the wheel grooves. No bulges or uneven wear are noticed.

It's just awful!!!
I bought new 195/50/R15 tires. After a year, the first bulge appeared on the wheel.... and after 3 years, on all wheels! I've only driven for 3 seasons, and the tires have become completely useless, it's scary to put them on. Although the tread is practically not worn out.
Pros: it's not noisy
Cons: strong wear

Good tire, show me better - it's cheaper too
Both in heat and in scorching weather (and at high speed) it's with me. Tell me where to buy - "not expensive"
Pros: Stable and obedient both in heat and in bad weather
Cons: Tire for asphalt; no point in taking it off-road

full set...
rolled on this tire on BMW 525 E60 for 30,000 km. Wear is almost complete, out of 4 wheels 3 have bulges, and this is despite the fact that they are run flat, on a wet road, even with the slightest puddle, it floats.
Pros: didn't notice any
Cons: absolutely not suitable for rain