Tyre reviews Dunlop SP Sport LM705W 24

I was choosing new tires for this summer. The criteria were: quiet - for comfort, high driving qualities - for the pleasure and safety of driving, wear-resistant and a non-biting price - for the wallet. In short, it's hard to combine incompatible things.

Several evenings on reviews and the choice fell on Dunlop tires - the LM705W model in the SP Sport line. And, I'll tell you, based on the first impressions, it seems that Dunlop has succeeded - there's nothing to complain about, and I've never regretted my choice. The car drives quietly, comfortably, confidently and smoothly with them.

The tires were a pleasant surprise. Out of ignorance, I initially installed Cordiant Comfort, but it was not comfortable, it was hard, and over 2 years, 6 tires were damaged.

I bought Dunlop, and it became incomparably quieter and softer, really much softer while maintaining stability and handling. At a speed of 140 under heavy rain - no problems. Frequent driving on dirt and gravel roads - everything is fine with the tires. I recommend. It's better to overpay for good tires than to suffer with cheap ones.

The "native" tires were Continental. I was going to buy this brand, but I couldn't find "fresh" tires. I took Dunlop made in Turkey, (the same price range) and I don't regret it at all. They handle the road perfectly even in the heaviest rain. Not noisy. With a mileage of 6500, I haven't noticed a decrease in tread height yet.

Switched to Dunlop after Toyo Proxes CF2. Feeling is that it became a bit softer. In terms of comfort, it's the same. In terms of handling, there are no complaints, drove both in heat and in rain. On loose gravel/earth, the car behaved quite decently for highway tires. Very pleased.

Hit a pothole, no bulges.

Good tires. Quiet, soft, good grip on the road. Road unevenness is not felt. Punctured the rear tire with an iron stake while moving at a speed of over 100, didn't even realize it was punctured at first, couldn't stop right away. Drove 300-400 meters on the deflated tire. What was pleasing is that the tire survived. If it were Michelin or Nokian, I would have had to get a new one.

Everything is fine so far, not noisy, behaves confidently on any summer surface - dry, wet, gravel, and even quite good on clay. I'm very satisfied with my choice for now! I bought 195/60 R15. Let's see how long it will last.

At one time, I got myself and my spouse 2 sets of Danlop SP Sport tires (for the Toyota Corolla) and Kumho Estima (for the Mitsubishi Grandis). All wheels are made in the UK and Korea.
In 2 years, the Kumho turned into rags, while the Danlop preserved their appearance.
There's no need to talk about aquaplaning, the car feels great both on dry and wet roads.
Due to the high tread, it also handles clay perfectly.
Tires are great!!!

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Excellent tires for the price/quality ratio!

It's a complete mess, I don't understand what kind of materials are used to make wheels and who manufactures them, what kind of incompetent workers are there at the rubber factory. Up to 120 km/h everything is fine, everything runs super smoothly. After 120, there's a strong vibration on the steering wheel that can't be fixed with balancing, the diagnosis is that all 4 wheels are crooked and warped, the tires are only 2 years old, it would be better to just donate the money to an orphanage.