The Davanti DX640 receives mostly favorable owner reviews, with quiet running, dry grip and ride comfort the clearest positives. Wet grip attracts more praise than criticism, though around one in seven reviews raises concerns, so confidence in rain is far from unanimous. Value is another recurring strength, while tread life divides opinion, with roughly one in six reviews reporting disappointing wear alongside accounts of long service. A smaller group, around one in sixteen, describes instability at speed. Mid-life and end-of-life reports also include some loss of wet grip as the tread wears, although this is a minority experience.
What owners mention most counted across 99 reviews
In the market where I bought 4 rims, I also saw these tires and bought them as well.
I'm really pleasantly surprised with Davanti, now it's the 3rd year I've driven on these tires and I'll buy the same ones again.
My car is a BMW 120D F20 Stage2+ with 272hp and my driving is very sporty both on a straight road with a top speed of 261kmh and on a winding road.
My ratings for these tires are:
Braking and maneuvering on dry roads 10/10
Braking and maneuvering on wet roads 9/10
The noise is very low 10/10
They stay pretty much 10/10
Had for about 7 months. Still a fair bit of life left on them but I HAVE to replace them! They are dreadful in the wet. Slide and wheel spin when the roads are only slightly damp! Skidded on wet road and hit curb damaging my alloy. Really had enough of them now. Reaching with Bridgestone/Michelin. Sorry, I wouldn't buy again.
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So I purchased my Honda CRV a year ago with a 6 month old pair of these on the front, straight away I noticed that they were not the size of the original tires (225/65/17) but was assured that they were ok and the car passed its MOT without a single advisory. However being not of correct size I found that putting in the stated PSI made them appear flat and they handled terribly especially, surprisingly at slow speed as the sidewalks were very soft, the wet grip was ok as for 'tire noise' I live in rural Lincolnshire where the roads are awful there is 1 particular stretch of road I have driven down in 5 different cars with different tire makes and they have all howled so it's irrelevant unless your driving on super smooth perfect road surfaces! I have finally had enough of them as the shoulders are chewed up even though my tracking is within limits and they have covered 18000 steady miles. I suppose the correct size may have faired better but they are NOT a tire I would recommend or ever buy again.
Tires were really good, lasting long, feels like high performance. When I bought my second hand car when 21 months before, this tires were on the front wheels, but was not brand new, drives mostly through curvy roads as well as motorways, still going strong. Overall, I have to say, these tires feels good in every ways. Satisfied.
79%
Member
Skoda
225/45 R17
2,000 miles
Mostly Motorways
Average
Had 4 fitted free to a Skoda Octavia 2015 1.6 tdi diesel I purchased from a Mercedes Dealer and must say very impressed.
Smooth Comfortable, Great Feedback, Great in all weathers, quiet also and I normally fit Pirelli p7 Cinturato which I also love, these tires seem rather impressive for a tire i've never heard of and I am out of the trade working for main dealers.
tire size is 225 40 r18
Very good drive. Very silent tire with little to no noise. Handles pretty well in all circumstances, especially on dry surfaces. The tire also performs well in wet conditions, did not get any aquaplaning since I have it
The tires feel comfortable, but that is where it ends. If you drive like and old lady and don't mind 'Made in China' stamped on your tires, then go ahead and buy them, but beware, you might get a puncture in these soft Tire within the first st month of driving, that is what happened to me. I already replaced them with premuim tires soon after, my life is more important than cheap tires.
The Tire feels good and grips good all round, but almost impossible to balance. Already had the balancing done at 3 diffrent shops, but still feeling shake in steering from above 115 km/h. It is almost still new but will be replacing them soon.
I reviewed these tires when I first had them at 1000 miles and now the car has done 17000 miles on these tires I can only state they are good very good after 17000 miles the tires still have 5+ mill in them they started off at 7.2mm tread depth and now the 4 tires are 5.52mm 5.61mm 5.36mm 5.48mm that's under 2mm used in 17000 miles
The Davanti DX640s are good value and long lasting to say the least. My setup is 245 45 19 front and 275 45 19 rear the usual staggered set for a S Class weighing in at 2,270KG kerb weight empty mine is heavier as it has the fridge and all other extras.
Had 4 fitted to Leon 1.4 TFSI FR.
Initially OK for Grip and handling but when they got down to 6mm the grip dropped of a cliff.
Replaced all 4 tires with 5mm still on them. Changed for Falken FK510's which are 10 x better for similar price
Ok, my car is a Vauxhall Astra 2 liter turbo diesel automatic estate. A workhorse that I happen to really really like. Anyhow, I fitted a pair of Davanti DX640’s on the back when the original Continentals needed changing. They were nearly half the price of the Continentals. I did lots of online research to seek out reviews first. And took the plunge. So, I now have 26,000 miles on them, they are still going strong with plenty of tread left yet. I cannot fault them, at all. Grip is great, they are quiet, handles fine and I have not had any issue with them. So today, I have just put a new pair of DX640’s on the front! Look, I know my car is not a performance car or whatever but if you want decent tires for a fair price get them.
