- Citroën Xsara
- 185/65 R14
- 30,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Dayton D210
The Dayton D210 is a High Performance Summer tyre designed to be fitted to Passenger Cars.
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- 2owner reviews
- 80,000miles driven
- 1professional tests
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| Year | Test | Result | Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | 2015 Market Overview - Braking TestAuto Bild · 185/60 R15 | P21 / 54 |
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Dayton D210 Owner Reviews
Review this tyreOwner ratings averaged from 2 ratings
- Owner score 56%
- Dry Grip 75%
- Handling 65%
- Road Feedback 60%
- Wet Grip 55%
- Comfort 45%
- Wear 35%
All 2 Dayton D210 reviews
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27%
real disaster have 4 new but pure plastic i had to pray on wet roads
84%
- Fiat Punto GT turbo
- 185/55 R14 H
- 50,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
These Dayton D210 were my choice after using Premium brand high perfomance tyres, like Michelin, Bridgstone and Continental.
In truth, I've never expected much of these Dayton D210...But, I did choose them because they´re made at the Brigstone tyre Factory in Italy, and what a suprise they actually turned to be!
The tyres were (and still are) fit to a Fiat Punto GT, doing an average of 20000km/year. It´s my daily runabout car, long distance runner and also my favorite toy when the road is not a straight line - so they do have to cope with some serious amount of stress.
So, for the Dayton D210 , they are cheaper than the premium brands which is a plus, and are incredibly grippy, very progressive on the limit.
They are especialy good allround tyres, and tend to last about 25000km - on extremly demanding driving conditions. The other premium brands didn't last much more than that and the conti sport contact 2 were not as good as the Dayton on wet roads.
Fitted on to a car that's driven more calmly, the Dayton D210 can last for about 50000-60000km. I've seen better than that form Michelins and Continentals lasting 70-80000km, but those tyres were not as good as the Daytons on wet pavement (expecialy granite stone pavement).
So, these tyres are not the cheapest nor the more costly, and can deliver premium perfomance when you are expecting for a lower perfomance tyre.
It was a suprise to me, a very good one.
In truth, I've never expected much of these Dayton D210...But, I did choose them because they´re made at the Brigstone tyre Factory in Italy, and what a suprise they actually turned to be!
The tyres were (and still are) fit to a Fiat Punto GT, doing an average of 20000km/year. It´s my daily runabout car, long distance runner and also my favorite toy when the road is not a straight line - so they do have to cope with some serious amount of stress.
So, for the Dayton D210 , they are cheaper than the premium brands which is a plus, and are incredibly grippy, very progressive on the limit.
They are especialy good allround tyres, and tend to last about 25000km - on extremly demanding driving conditions. The other premium brands didn't last much more than that and the conti sport contact 2 were not as good as the Dayton on wet roads.
Fitted on to a car that's driven more calmly, the Dayton D210 can last for about 50000-60000km. I've seen better than that form Michelins and Continentals lasting 70-80000km, but those tyres were not as good as the Daytons on wet pavement (expecialy granite stone pavement).
So, these tyres are not the cheapest nor the more costly, and can deliver premium perfomance when you are expecting for a lower perfomance tyre.
It was a suprise to me, a very good one.
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