Tyre reviews Dunlop SP Sport MAXX GT 118

Good, durable tire. My only complaints are the weak sidewalls that can lead to a blowout.

I purchased tires in the size 235/50 R18. In the rain, they performed very well, providing confident handling. However, they wear out quickly and do not handle potholes well - bulges appear. They have good acceleration and confident braking.

I've mounted different widths of tyres on my BMW X6 - 285x35x21 and 325x30x21 summer runflat. The tyres have exceeded all my expectations.

1. They bite the asphalt straight away.

2. Despite being a fairly soft tyre,

3. Braking and acceleration are improved by 5+.

4. There's no understeer at all!!! Understeer is not only dependent on the tyres but also on the car.

5. The tyres

I recommend Dunlop SP Sport MAXX GT 235/65 R17 104W. My wife drives the car and I sometimes join her. I'll say, the minimum level of noise from these tires and it holds the road amazingly well even at high speed in a heavy rain (excellent water drainage - those who know will understand). I advise those who enjoy fast and safe driving.

Tires are simply super! Did not rate during the winter as this is a summer tire.

Comfortable, normally handles camber at high speeds, brakes are in proportion to 255/45/17 was the cheapest, left satisfied.

Quite good tires, nothing unusual noticed, and also a relatively low mileage at the time of writing this review. Golden middle, neither good nor bad. Sticking to water is excellent, and generally moving in a calm mode through the city. Took such a tire on a wide tire on the rear axle, 255/35 18, nothing special, previously I had a Bridgestone 050 in a run-flat, maybe a bit better grip but Bridgestone quickly ate it due to uneven

Good Tire for This Price

Very poor traction on wet roads and wear is terrible. Had to change fronts after 6 months and only 6000 miles.

Almost dangerous in snow/cold conditions.. Had to ask Audi to change them, as I felt intimidated driving in winter period. Failed to get out of disk in very slight snow shower.. My Quattro Allroad got stuck but my Vauxhall Vectra had no issues whatsoever! How pointless these tires are for anything other than cruising the race track (whilst it's dry!)