Tyre reviews Dunlop SP Sport LM703. Page 1 120

VAZ 2110, tire 175/70/R13, mileage of tire around 1000 km, pressure 1.9 atm. Driving experience: 13 years. Previous tire: Michelin Energy E3B. Danlo not met my expectations. Impressions: Road noise - excellent. The quietest tire I have ever met. Braking on both wet and dry asphalt - outstanding! I've already braked in front of a pedestrian who was crossing the road on Lening

Pros: precise handling, high speed, a choice of non-standard sizes, moderately noisy.
Cons: stiff (under poor road conditions).

Good tire, but the tread wears out quickly, lasts approximately 30,000 km.

2 years of use.
Negative: Noisy, poorly balanced tire - I feel a light vibration on the steering wheel every season. Balancing doesn't help. The same discs as for winter tires, but there is no vibration on winter tires.
Positive: Durable tire.
PS: Maybe I got a faulty one, but it doesn't change anything - it's LM703, about which and the review.

I bought tires at a good price, size 215/45/18, drove through the summer, very satisfied, quiet in the salon, holds great on a dry road, braking is simply thunderous, smoothly enter dry turns, managed to catch one unpleasant pothole, thought it would be a bruise, but no, the core is strong, aquaplaning on 4 hard, at 150 km/h entered a decent puddle, the tire coped, but passing through

Average quality tire. Bought these tires 205*60*16 as I've been driving on Dunlop for many years. Balanced at tire shop normally, but when driving, the car started to pull to one side, as I had winter Dunlop tires and that didn’t happen. Twice checked suspension (all normal), also repositioning didn’t help, barely made it through the season and threw them away. New LM704 came out and won't be buying. Pros: price, no fear

I'm really happy with the tire, it grips the road well, in turns, on puddles, and on asphalt. On the ground, it doesn't slip, I don't drive on mud. When it hits a pothole (and there were many), not a single blip. I've been using it for 2 years now, it's still got a year of life left. I've recommended it to a friend, he's happy too. I'll buy another one just

They are perfect in all aspects except for durability. 215/65 R15 is good on a minivan for comfort and quietness, and it handles well on long trips, especially on water, and we took two trips to Crimea, it met all the parameters, even with full load, but the tires wore out almost completely in two seasons, the third season is questionable, even they may not make it.

I bought new ones in size 185/60 R14 with 2.2 bar pressure. It holds very well on any asphalt surface, whether wet or dry. It grips the asphalt very well. In sharp turns, you enter predictably. The powerful sidewalls hold well in an impact. Wear for a 1.3 engine is minimal. It doesn't skid much on gravel. I recommend getting it.

Just started using it. First impressions: At the beginning of the season, when temperatures are close to zero, the correctly inflated tire is very stiff. With a fully repaired suspension (all new), the car felt quite lively on minor road imperfections. Handling is excellent. Those who write about the sponginess of handling and softness (seen on other websites) either live in Sochi or should check the pressure. Noise... Many write that it is very quiet... Let's say that - winter