Dunlop SP Sport Bluresponse 195/45 R16 84 V XL, MFS

Best grip of any tyre I have used in wet and dry Read more Collapse

Maybe I do not go do not know how much it has so far exercised a great tire for both dry and wet roads. Abrasion is not too big which makes me happy because they will serve longer. The corners are securely fastened to a simple ideal. The wet surface is not an obstacle sometimes only slightly slipped but it soon when starting. Overall tire recommendable. Profile tires, unfortunately, does not give much comfort but as this is very good. Read more Collapse

Recommended for drivers who have a quiet, eco-driving style on dry roads, and that is all they are suitable for. They are sporty in name but have nothing to do with sport. For a driver who prefers a dynamic and fast driving style, especially outside the city in wet, rainy or even torrential conditions when there is water in the street in ruts, I strongly advise against it. In this respect, the tyres disappointed me: at speeds above 80 mph, you have to be careful because the tyres jerk and rip when driving into deeper water. For such conditions, the Uniroyal Rain Expert is unquestionably better, which even at speeds of 100 mph cuts through water perfectly when you hit a rut, and on which I've been driving for 6 years and even with a shallower tread they perform much better in the rain than the brand-new Dunlop. Another area where the Dunlop disappointed me was the noise level, the tyre was louder than my old Uniroyal. I don't know what it's about, but the theoretical figures on the EU label's ABCDE indicators and 68 db are fairy tales. I'll admit that this is what I was thinking when I chose my tyres, that if the indicators show better performance in the rain than Uniroyal, and that they are quieter, I thought this would be the case. I have been driving on these tyres since March and I can say with full responsibility that, unfortunately, the label does not correspond to reality. I have a dynamic driving style and I drive a lot outside the city - to sum up, if I had to choose again, I would not buy the Dunlop tyres but the new Uniroyal Rain Expert tyres, which I have been driving on for quite some time now. I also have winter sport dunlop tyres, and here the situation is completely different as the tyres are really amazing. Apparently, the summer model didn't work out so well for dunlop. But that is just my opinion. Regards and best wishes. Read more Collapse

When looking for suitable summer tyres (Ford Focus Kombi ), I was mainly concerned with good wet grip and short braking distances so as not to have to worry too much about heavy rain on the dual carriageway on my way home from work. And then, of course, there was the price, which had to be affordable. I'd been reading up on a lot of tyres for over a week. I had Yokohama before, but there was something missing. In the end, the decision was made and I chose Dunlop SP Sport Bluresponse 205/55R15 91V. After having driven on them for about 12,000 miles, I can say that, with my quite gentle driving as well as a bit more aggressive (a guy had to test what I had chosen), the choice turned out to be a very good one. It turned out that the tyres may not be suitable for crazy driving but they are not what I was looking for either. It turned out that the tyres are not suitable for crazy driving, but it is not what I was looking for. They drain water very well, so driving in the rain is very comfortable, which was very important for me. They have also proved themselves on several occasions when braking sharply at higher speeds. And they are also quiet. My expectations have been fulfilled. I am now looking for winter tyres, and these will probably also be Dunlop tyres. Read more Collapse

I chose my tyres based on the good reviews on the internet. I wanted fast tyres that would allow me to drive comfortably on the motorway and, at the same time, be safe. My subjective feeling is that I've been waiting all winter to switch to these summer tyres :) I have the impression of better contact with the ground and the car seems to be more sporty. Initially after the change I noticed a drop in fuel consumption from an average of 7.0l to 6.8l, but I quite quickly compensated for this difference due to the increased driving dynamics, which came from the fact, as I have already written, that the tyres grip the road better and allow you to do more compared to the previous ones. The tyres are ideal for rainy weather. One wheel on dry pavement and the other in a puddle - virtually no difference or whizzing at 60-70mph . On a familiar route, if the puddle is on the side of the road and I do not harm anyone, I sometimes drive in for fun and a rally plume of water :) Mind you, the only downside to these tyres is that they have delicate sidewalls and are easily damaged when sidestepping a sharp kerb etc. I punctured one this way and was surprised :) I recommend the tyres! Read more Collapse