Tyre reviews Dunlop Sport BluResponse. Page 1 96

We bought these tyres in 2014 with no experience with DUNLOP tyres. We were guided by the brand’s reputation, online reviews and, of course, the price. We were pleasantly surprised to see these well-known tyres on the Mosavtozhi website at an attractive price (RUB 2654 each). We bought them and were not disappointed!

The tyres turned out to be very good. They run quietly on the road, compared to many others. The tread

I bought the Dunlop SP Sport Bluresponse 195/55R15 85H in spring 2015, made in France (as it turned out, it was actually made in Poland). It was well-balanced, but after two seasons with a total mileage of around 7000 km, some vibrations started to appear during braking. The sidewalls are very soft (the tires look like bagels) and this positively affects the comfort of driving over road joints, I was afraid that

While it's still early days, my initial impressions are that this is a city tyre that excels on smooth roads, but its very soft sidewalls can lead to a loss of air pressure on rough roads, making it prone to tread separation in corners, and to be honest, it doesn't inspire confidence, it's like driving on jelly. It also falls short of Hankook in terms of handling, despite Hankook being a UHP tyre. The positives are that it handles well on water and

Great German tire
Significantly better than the SP from Dunlop
Soft with soft side walls
My R129 rides like it should

I bought summer tires for the first time, spent a long time searching for a suitable option, and even longer reading reviews. The choice fell on BluResponse, but I was a bit concerned with comments about thin sidewalls and that the softness isn't beneficial for durability. In general, I agree with this, but so far I haven't encountered any issues. They're very noisy on break-in - the rumble persists for the first 1000 km. Then it gets better, but you

Everything's alright, as they say, all things considered. The Conti PremiumContact 5 is better, except for the wear. I bought a 4-tire set. I drive a lot and fast. No flat spots. Balancing is top-notch. Maybe a bit stiff. Sensitive to pressure in comfort mode. 2.4 - stiff, 2.2 - start to float, but comfortable.

Good tire. Especially good in aquaplaning resistance. Downside - weak sidewall. Tire is better suited to straight roads.

The dry road tyres performed well in terms of noise and howl, but the braking performance was poor and the handling was not good on wet roads. Now, regarding aquaplaning, I got caught in a downpour on the Tumen-Khanty-Mansiysk highway, and upon hitting a puddle at 100 km/h, the car started to slide to one side. On the last Hakka Green, it was like riding the rails. Overall, the tyre is good

Tread wear. Everything is 5, the only thing is it's noisy. A friend of mine who works at an auto repair shop dissuaded me from Dunlop, saying it would be hard and would quickly get potholes, but then he touched mine and said this Dunlop is okay.

I've been using these tires since May and have clocked about 2000 km, and everything is running smoothly! It's clear that the tire was designed with wet surfaces in mind, it holds the road amazingly well in the rain, and it confidently navigates through large puddles at high speeds, with braking on wet asphalt feeling just as smooth as on dry asphalt.

In the middle of May, I had to test the tire's performance in ice since we live in Siberia