Tyre reviews Dunlop SP Sport MAXX RT. Page 2 87

I'm running 225/40 R18. I'm running the tyres at 3.2-3.5 bar, no issues with uneven wear, 30,000 km on them now and more than half worn. I'm a fairly aggressive driver, but they're holding the road very well. Braking is excellent. I do get a bit of camber, but I think that's due to the high pressure and low profile. I've never had any aquaplaning issues

Used it only during the summer months, so I can't say anything about the winter months of use. I'm satisfied with all the tire's characteristics, except for increased wear and its inability to withstand side impacts.

Holds the road well on both dry and wet asphalt...looks like the engineers paid attention to the tread pattern. Quiet, effective braking. But! Wear resistance is a disappointment: after 5,000 km, 2 mm of tread has worn off. What material they used for the tires...can't figure it out. Not a cheap Chinese tire

I've fitted 225/45 R17, compared to the SP 9000 215/45 R17, it's a whole different world. Road noise is almost gone (there is some, but really not much). Great cornering stability. There is some noise, but it's not that strong, compared to the SP 9000 it doesn't exist. The sidewall of the tire is rather soft. It behaves perfectly on dry surface. I haven't had the chance to drive

I replaced the original Michelin tire with a 245/40/18 tire. Immediately, there was a hum in the cabin. Extremely noisy tire. The steering became noticeably tighter and there was more feedback. At times, it was even excessive. The tire is extremely sensitive to potholes and uneven road surfaces. The car is immediately pushed to one side. I would not buy again, and I would probably replace these with something quieter.

I got the 235/55 17. The comfort is great, it swallows small potholes and unevenness on the road with ease, and it handles well in the lane. The braking is excellent, it cuts through puddles with ease. I really liked the handling, which had a significant impact on the fuel consumption. There's only one minus - it's noisy, but it's not a problem with all the pluses. I haven't driven on snow or ice, it

10,000 miles with virtually no wear. Works well on wet pavement. Quiet tire. May not be the best choice for deep treads, but it's a decent option.

Very weak sidewall. Even accidentally running over a sharp curb is impossible with the sidewall.

At that price, you need the best features or the price should be lower.

Good tires. They can sense the road undulations and are not afraid of water. (But) they are noisy.