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Dunlop Blue Response TG Test Results

2026 1 publication

Tested 1 times by independent publications, the Dunlop Blue Response TG has taken 1 test wins with an average finish of 1st.

  • 1Independent tests
  • 1Test wins
  • 1Podium finishes
  • 1stAverage finish
  • 100%Field beaten on average
  • 1Publications

1 test in 2026

The latest test

2026 Summer ECO Tyre Test P1 of 8

The Dunlop Blue Response TG wins this test outright with top scores across nearly every category. It delivers the shortest braking distances on both wet and dry surfaces, the highest lateral grip on wet roads, and the fastest lap times in wet and dry handling. Test drivers rated it as precise, responsive to steering inputs, and stable during lane changes, with a wide and predictable limit range. Under hard cornering at the limit, it tends toward understeer but can become slightly unsettled by lift-off oversteer. The trade-off is clear: it has the highest rolling resistance and energy consumption in the test, resulting in the shortest range on the electric test car. Interior noise levels are well controlled. This is a newly developed tyre from Sumitomo/Falken following their full acquisition of the Dunlop brand, manufactured in Turkey. Retail-purchased tyres matched the test samples in follow-up checks.

Strong: Dry Braking, Dry Handling, Wet Braking, Wet Handling, Wet Circle, Straight Aqua, Noise Weak: Rolling Resistance, Energy Consumption

Record by discipline

Where the Dunlop Blue Response TG finished in each measured discipline, across every test that measured it against at least two other tyres. Field beaten is the share of the other tyres it outranked in that measurement.

Record by discipline
Discipline Tests Avg finish Field beaten Firsts
Dry
Dry Braking 1 P1 of 8 100% 1
Dry Handling 1 P1 of 8 100% 1
Wet
Wet Braking 1 P2 of 8 86% -
Wet Handling 1 P1 of 8 100% 1
Wet Circle 1 P1 of 8 100% 1
Straight Aqua 1 P1 of 8 100% 1
Curved Aquaplaning 1 P4 of 8 57% -
Comfort
Noise 1 P1 of 8 100% 1
Value
Rolling Resistance 1 P8 of 8 0% -
Energy Consumption 1 P8 of 8 0% -

Every test, newest first 1

Strong = top two of the field in that measurement. Weak = bottom two.

2026 1 test
P1 of 8 Beat 100% of the field

2026 Summer ECO Tyre Test

Sport Auto 195/55 R16 Testsieger / überragend (Test Winner / Outstanding)

The Dunlop Blue Response TG wins this test outright with top scores across nearly every category. It delivers the shortest braking distances on both wet and dry surfaces, the highest lateral grip on wet roads, and the fastest lap times in wet and dry handling. Test drivers rated it as precise, responsive to steering inputs, and stable during lane changes, with a wide and predictable limit range. Under hard cornering at the limit, it tends toward understeer but can become slightly unsettled by lift-off oversteer. The trade-off is clear: it has the highest rolling resistance and energy consumption in the test, resulting in the shortest range on the electric test car. Interior noise levels are well controlled. This is a newly developed tyre from Sumitomo/Falken following their full acquisition of the Dunlop brand, manufactured in Turkey. Retail-purchased tyres matched the test samples in follow-up checks.

StrongDry BrakingDry HandlingWet BrakingWet HandlingWet CircleStraight AquaNoise WeakRolling ResistanceEnergy Consumption

Third-party awards

Editorial picks by other publications, based on published data rather than measurements held on this site.

  • Winner Tyre of the Year WhatTyre · 2026/27
  • Winner Summer Tyre of the Year WhatTyre · 2026/27

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