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Dunlop SP Winter Sport 3D Owner Reviews
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Most drivers rate the Dunlop SP Winter Sport 3D positively, highlighting strong snow and ice traction, confident wet braking (when new), stable dry handling, and predictable behavior. A minority report weaknesses on wet surfaces as the tyre ages, plus noticeable road noise and faster wear. Overall sentiment is favorable, with many recommending it for true winter use while noting comfort/noise and longevity trade-offs.
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Owner ratings averaged from 41 ratings
- Owner score 78%
- Wet Grip 84%
- Snow Grip 82%
- Dry Grip 81%
- Road Feedback 80%
- Handling 77%
- Comfort 77%
- Wear 76%
- Ice Grip 66%
Dunlop SP Winter Sport 3D Reviews - Page 2
- Mazda 6
- 205/55 R16 T
- 15,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
From my point of view there weren't up to their name and their expectation. Sometimes I've had difficult times in the snow, got stuck for several times, and even on the wet they didn't create confidence. From my point of view they are much more weak than the old Dunlop Wintersport M3 that they were replacing, even than Sava Eskimo S3. Simply, I couldn't drive as fast as the other 2 mentioned on a moderated snowy highway.
Of course it will get you through the winter, but shouldn't this be the purpose of any winter tire?
Dry highway grip was fine, but not much better, on par with the grip on the wet and snow.
Being so weak in traction the progressiveness was ok, as you could feel and was very clear when they started to lose grip.
If I wouldn't find them on promotion, I would definitely be very angry at the acquisition. For this tire, you simply just pay the brand and nothing else. I'm in doubt even to try the 4D now, let alone buy them.
- BMW 318Ci M Sport Convertible
- 245/40 R17
- 7,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Spirited
It's my first winter tire on BMW e46 so i can't compare it with others.
I would recommend to a friend.
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Ice, Rain (no snow yet) these tyres grip. below -3 and the rubber is still soft making the ride much softer than the all-seasons I had previously.
They are expensive but for the levels of grip and braking performance, they are more than worth it to protect my car and passengers.
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- 9,000 miles
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