2016-07-30 - i have dunlop 225/45zr17 on my skoda suberb and i have 39000 kilometers on what millage would i expecp to get
That is excellent mileage for the Dunlop SportMaxx RT, especially if it is the front pair of tyres.
2016-10-08 - What is the correct psi for these tyres
The tyre pressure for the Dunlop Sport Maxx RT is vehicle and load specific. The correct tyre pressure for your vehicle can usually be found on a sticker in the door shut of the driver's door, or in the manufacturer's handbook.
Given 91%
while driving a
Ford Mondeo Titanium X
(205/55 R16) on
a combination of roads
for 6,000
spirited miles
Excellent tyre, fantastic performance.
81 - tyre reviewed on December 8, 2012
Given 77%
while driving a
Volkswagen Golf 7 GTD
(225/40 R18) on
a combination of roads
for 1,000
spirited miles
Bought thee to replace a pair of dreadful Arrowspeed Performance UHP's after less than 1000 miles on them.
The Arrowspeeds were borderline dangerous on the rear, Stability control was triggering a lot and the car would sway about if changing lanes or changing direction quickly....simply can't say a good thing about them.
Dunlops have transformed the car, quieter, much more stable and very grippy in every way a nice match to the car
33 - tyre reviewed on June 29, 2019
Given 23%
while driving a
SEAT 1.4 TSI
(225/45 R16) on
mostly country roads
for 700
average miles
Just got my brand new leon at the end of August 17 ( so under 1 month) and to my disppointement it arrived with Dunlopp Maxx RT. I didn't like the bluesport model as the wear was shockingly bad but these tyres are just as awful. The handling is scary and the tyres feel really unstable in straight lines as well as corners (lack of grip) and on the motorway. No problem with the car itself. Maybe the high wear will be a good thing as I can't wait to get rid of them. I would not recommend Dunlopp Maxx rt
21 - tyre reviewed on September 12, 2017
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Given 90%
while driving a
MINI Cooper S
(205/45 R17) on
mostly motorways
for 6,250
spirited miles
These tyres sidewall damage so easily, unprovoked. Iv had to replace a tyre every 3rd month. My last one still maintained tyre pressure but sidewall had a huge slash in the inside so I couldn’t see it. Maybe i got a defective set
0 - tyre reviewed on May 5, 2022
Given 39%
while driving a
Mercedes Benz GLC220d
(235/55 R19) on
a combination of roads
for 1,000
easy going miles
Very loud! Unpleasant at 30Km/h and really annoying above 50Km/h. Don't buy these, certainly not in the dimension 235/55R19
0 - tyre reviewed on May 5, 2022
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Given 80%
while driving a
MINI Cooper
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 8,000
average miles
Competent tyre in both wet and dry. Excellent in aquaplaning. Wear is ok.
0 - tyre reviewed on February 15, 2022
Given 56%
while driving a
Mazda 6
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 19,000
average miles
I'm having two set of this tyres. On a suv 235/55 r19, on a sedan 225/45 r17.
The wear is surprisingly very good, both of tyres around 30.000 kms (19000 miles) and more the half of the thread left (5-6mm!)
The only concern is the noise.. In the firs year it was exceptional good. The next year it was good. This is the third season, in this season, it is unbearable. On highway speed (around 90 mph), if the asphalt is not brand new, we cant talk. The radio cannot be loud enough.
So its terrible. I'm trying to survive this year, and next year i will buy another brand.
0 - tyre reviewed on June 26, 2021
Nissan
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 0
average miles
On wet surface ----useless... These are very good on dry conditions / Highway - for city useless...
0 - tyre reviewed on June 5, 2021
Given 74%
while driving a
Volkswagen e Golf
(225/45 R17) on
mostly town
for 12,000
average miles
Fitted as std equipment to my eGolf, initially I was pleased with these tyres. Dry grip is good, noise is very low. However one rear punctured quite easily, the other rear developed a slow puncture which could not be located. Despite a new valve, rim clean and refit the air loss persisted. The fronts began to develop cracks in every tread and at 12000 miles were worn . I replaced the set with Michelin E primacy. I’m unlikely to purchase Dunlop again.
0 - tyre reviewed on May 31, 2021
Given 87%
while driving a
Audi A6 3.0 TDI Quattro
(255/40 R19) on
a combination of roads
for 13,000
average miles
I bought the Sport Maxx RT’s on my A6 to replace the P Zero’s that were OE fit. The Dunlop’s are far superior imho because they warm up much quicker than the P Zero’s and don’t understeer like the Pirelli’s. The are quieter, grippier in all weather especially the wet, but as far as longevity goes all I can say is so far I’ve put 13000 miles on them and they still look like new. I think the P Zeros were quite a hard tyre as I got nearly 40000 miles out of them and they used to understeer a tad in cooler weather or in the wet compared to the Dunlop’s.
0 - tyre reviewed on May 30, 2021
Given 57%
while driving a
Skoda
(225/45 R17 W) on
mostly town
for 2,500
average miles
These tyres came stock fitted on my new Skoda Octavia Estate. The tyres have simply terrible grip on greasy wet roads from a standstill in colder temperatures, wheels spinning with average pressure on the throttle and forget about a quick start.
Dry performance is better as expected, wet and dry braking times are decent enough. The road noise is however pretty bad.
Can't wait to change them out for Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2's.
0 - tyre reviewed on February 13, 2021
Given 73%
while driving a
Opel ASTRA H 1.6 TURBO
(205/55 R16 W) on
a combination of roads
for 0
spirited miles
I had some cheap GT Radial Champiro FE1 and the grip was poor. Beside bad handling the car was bad at braking, after i change the to the Dunlops, the car change totally, much better grip in the dry and much better handling. And breaking got much better too. So for this size of tire. This is a tire i can really recommend.
1 - tyre reviewed on November 6, 2020
Given 74%
while driving a
Alfa Romeo 1.9 JTD M
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 0
average miles
Side grip is very bad,on the wet road they are very,very good,brakes are solid
1 - tyre reviewed on May 30, 2020
Given 59%
while driving a
Subaru WRX Limited
(245/40 R18) on
a combination of roads
for 25,000
spirited miles
I live and drive an above normal amount across Colorado. I have these tires fitted to my 2018 Subaru WRX Limited (Vehicle is stock). These tires were the O.E.M. fitment from Subaru. While they are sporty and do fit the vehicle’s driving dynamics, they leave a lot to be desired. Straight line, high speed grip was a little floaty at first but as the tire wore this settled out. At highway speeds the tire tends to try and track any ruts in the road which causes constant steering input to stay centered in your lane. At city speeds, as the tire wore down, it began to track more aggressively in these ruts resulting in an increasing amount of steering input. Driving in the mountains, spiritedly of course, the tire felt on the limit well before you reached that limit. There was a vagueness when you turned in on what would be the acceptable speed for a corner, regardless of previous speeds entering the same corner. This vagueness was consistent throughout the life of the tire. In the wet, the tires performed admirably. Significantly less grip in the wet when cornering, but no aquaplaning issues. On highway in the wet, the tires were stable and relatively predictable when encountering aquaplaning through deeper water. In the snow you are better off walking to your destination. The road noise was a bit loud, and when encountering bumps and cracks in the road you felt every millimeter of rebound. At 25,000 miles I expected a bit more life from these tires, seeing as majority of the mid-to-outer tread was still well within the legal limit. However, the inside edge of the tires began wearing suddenly and rapidly causing a light grey band of wear to appear which also began a slight squeaking noise. Upon checking my alignment, finding nothing abnormal, and resetting the alignment even more accurately, the tires continued this odd wear pattern. In summary, these tires were acceptable tires fitted from the factory, but with the staggering amount of options available with better characteristics I would not purchase them. They are no cheaper than any Michelin, Goodyear, or Continental offering, which would be the only reason I would repurchase them. These tires will do when you first purchase your vehicle and start to learn its characteristics. But once you’ve achieved a certain proficiency with your vehicle, the next step up in tires is a necessity.
3 - tyre reviewed on May 19, 2020
Given 66%
while driving a
Audi A7 S Line 245ps
(225/45 R17) on
a combination of roads
for 12,000
average miles
Tyres have developed cracks (some span 1/3 of the tyre) when the tyre wear indicator shows plenty of life left in the tread. Investigating more there appears to be some quite severe cases of tyre failure. Worryingly, my tyres developed the cracks on the inside tyre walls so were unnoticeable until I removed them to change Xenon bulbs. No idea how long they have been like that