56%
- Vauxhall 1.6 16v CD
- 225/45 R17
- 20,000 miles
- Easy Going
Tire grip is fine, feedback is good, noise level, acceptable. What isn't acceptable is longevity. stones/imperfections in the the road surface leave small tears in the tires. at 6mm, these tears become quite a tear. Enough to cause a puncture or to see the steel of the tire.
Overall, a poor quality, expensive choice of tire. There are better tires out there. I would consider a budget tire before purchasing another Dunlop and that's not a choice I usually make!
3 tires replaced two pre 10k punctured, one at 19k holed to steel.
One now being replaced at 30k (1.7mm tread left) thankfully, as it has so many little tears in it.
Vauxhall Vivaro 2014 1.6 bi-turbo
Not a heavy footed driver at all. trying to get 48mpg from it (42mpg avg at present)
Overall, a poor quality, expensive choice of tire. There are better tires out there. I would consider a budget tire before purchasing another Dunlop and that's not a choice I usually make!
3 tires replaced two pre 10k punctured, one at 19k holed to steel.
One now being replaced at 30k (1.7mm tread left) thankfully, as it has so many little tears in it.
Vauxhall Vivaro 2014 1.6 bi-turbo
Not a heavy footed driver at all. trying to get 48mpg from it (42mpg avg at present)
