Tyre reviews Dunlop SP Touring T1. Page 2 146

Good tires, price and quality match.

High-quality tire. Worth every penny.

A top-notch tire.

Hello everyone. I own Mazda 3, 105 horsepower for 5 years now. I've covered around 170,000 km (service and mileage). I've used Continental (can't remember the exact model, it was on the vehicle when I bought it), Hankook Energe and Dunlop Touring. All were 205/60/16. The last set I used for 30,000 km. I bought them because I wanted to save money. Now, let's

I ordered the Shavi Niva for my dad. He really likes it after the Bar'guzin, it handles better on the road and is softer, less noise, I'm very satisfied with the purchase, I want to order the Winter one for my Hyundai.

Tires meet their specifications, at the moment there are no issues.

Good tires. A bit slippery on a wet road. Squeal loudly on hard acceleration.

Slipping on braking, like cats jumping over the block, this tire is only for retired driving, + Dunlop price and name.

Excellent tires.

TIRES are strange in themselves. One is great – the other is bad.

I liked the acceleration and stopped noticing how it picks up to 120 km/h as the engine tells me. On a smooth, dry asphalt, they go confidently and clearly, with medium stiffness.

The drawbacks: I was disappointed with them on wet asphalt at speeds above 110 km/h, and in the rain, I don't even dare to accelerate, I pray when overtaking. The wheel track