Tyre reviews Dunlop Winter Maxx WM02. Page 2 115

A well-balanced winter tire. The only and major drawback is a poor roadholding on wet road surface during transition season.

WINTER WITH SNOW HASN'T ARRIVED, SO: - Snow traction - no rating (though, I expect at least 4, but more likely to be 5). - Aquaplaning resistance - no rating, for the same reason. - Ice traction - there's still not much ice, but it's stuck perfectly. From previous experiences: among other Japanese competitors in "stickiness" - the Bridgestone and Yokohama, this brand's tires

Ideal for Russian winters, as no issues with handling on full-time four-wheel drive.

For a more detailed description, I haven't driven much on them yet, plus I'm a careful driver. In addition, my car has very strong directional stability characteristics. Winter tires for it are not even provided by the manufacturer! Subaru thinks it's unnecessary. But I'm generally satisfied with the winter road driving experience.

Excellent studless tires, most importantly they are not noisy and hold the road well. Previously, I also drove on Dunlop for 10 years until they wore out (I didn't even change them in the summer). I recommend!

I've driven on many kinds of tires, but now I only ride on Dunlop for 8 years already.
I like their price and quality ratio!

Good soft winter tires. Before there were these brand's winter non-studded on Kia sedan. They performed very well. Now let's check out these ones as well.

Good tires. Recommend.

Excellent Tires