Tyre reviews Dunlop Winter Maxx WM01. Page 1 131

Crossing a joint, they behave as if over-inflated, despite normal pressure. They bounce and seem to kick the vehicle.

Comfortable tires. Hold the road well, good handling at high speeds. They performed fifth on the highway.

It's a bit tricky to get out of the snowbank, here the studs would have come in handy. But overall, I don't regret the purchase.

Viktor Shavykin Bratsk. The most optimal price-quality ratio!

For the 215/55 R16 size, excellent tires, 4 seasons, sad to part with them. Of course, there is a small minus - they are too stiff. They brake well - you forget what ABS is.

Excellent tire, I am satisfied.

215/65-16. Two winters on these tires. Confidently, predictably, quietly and affordably.

I live in the Stavropol region, our winters are peculiar: it thaws during the day and freezes at night. I used to drive on Bridgestone, but due to such climate, the tires wore out quickly. Therefore, I decided to change the brand this year. I was choosing between Goodyear, Polish and Japanese Toyo and Dunlop. The latter was cheaper, so I took it. It handles snow confidently, on ice it slips a bit, but then it seems to grip together with ABS. I drove 210, on dry asphalt - it holds the road normally, after all, it's Japan. The wear is minimal. As for the question "Would you buy it again?", I'm hesitant to answer: if I have the financial opportunity, I'll buy some premium Michelin, but otherwise, it's a decent tire.

Super tires. Never rode on studs before.
Grip is 100 times better.
Even my wife noticed the difference.
And I drove in the summer, great.
Grip is better than studs!

Holds snow road very well both plus and minus.
Does not make any noise and very soft.

Bought to try the tire's grip, always driven on studded tires. Not disappointed. It's no good on ice, but ice on the road is a rarity worth bending the commune workers to! Drives well mainly in the city and on asphalt. One thing that slightly put me off was when I got into it. It's inflated to 6 atmospheres. Apparently, it's stiffened, but they reassured me that it will loosen up a bit after some driving and it's