Tyre reviews Dunlop SP Winter Ice 02. Page 2 208

Excellent tire, I really liked it, but there is one small minus - braking distance is longer on wet snow. Prior to that I had a Hankook 7 and it braked better in these conditions!

Good tread, two seasons of good service without complaints, sturdy, all studs in place. Performs well in residential areas. Shows well on asphalt. Grips well on ice and brakes normally.

Good tires, minimal balancing, not very noisy. Good grip on snow and mud. I live in the countryside, 50% of the roads are rural and 50% are highways. They definitely suit me.

Extremely loud, extremely so... On the highway there is a very strong roar, like flying on a plane, which is very annoying!
Road holding is normal!

Wore out in one season. The studs performed as expected. The roar of the studs and tire is wild. It did not decrease over time. The slide on the side is present on ice. On a snowy track, the car drives unstably at high speed. In a season, I lost 2 studs on the front wheels. The rear ones are all intact. It's an ordinary, middle-range tire. It's not the worst, for sure.

Top-notch tire, overthought it...

Not the first tire of the Dunlop brand, having taken them once, I only take them to this day, I definitely recommend using them.

The car was bought in a basic configuration with ABS only, so we opted for a studded tire. The vehicle is operated in Kuzbass: cold and slippery + sometimes a lot of snow. The tire has proven itself excellently on snow, on ice, but not very well on asphalt, since it's quite noisy. During movements on the highway at a speed of 110-130 everything is fine, holds the road by 5, and in the city there are no questions either

Normal winter tire, non-Japanese production, e.g. Thailand, has been on the car for the second winter, and there is almost no wear on the tread, but about half of the studs are already gone. The tires are on my wife's car, she drives carefully without slipping. It slides through the snow like a tank, and holds well on the ice, a normal winter tire. The downsides are heavy and noisy.

Size 185/55/15. Previously had a Hankook Optimo K715 on a 8 inch rim with a 14 inch radius. The difference was noticeable at first, I was quite skeptical about the Dunlop. The car felt unstable, and the steering was softer compared to the Hankook. Braking performance on the Dunlop was good, and the car did not slide excessively. It was however noisier than the Hankook. After two months of driving, I did not