Owners of the Fulda SportControl mostly praise its dry and wet grip, with quiet running and low wear also recurring positives. Comfort is generally well regarded, although a small minority find the ride hard or the tire noisy. Steering feedback attracts more praise than criticism, but not everyone finds it as sharp as their previous tire. Longer-use accounts vary, with one end-of-life review criticising wear and others describing useful service life. One owner still praises grip and quietness in a later review, though this is an individual experience rather than a shared ageing pattern.
What owners mention most counted across 33 reviews
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Owner ratings averaged from 41 ratings
Owner score86%
Dry Grip92%
Comfort86%
Wet Grip86%
Road Feedback85%
Wear85%
Handling83%
Fulda SportControl Reviews - Page 2
Score spread across 37 written reviews
miles
Review stage
99%
Member
Opel
225/45 R17
3,200 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited
Absolutely a great tire, in every condition of the road: it showed no weakness even under torrential rain (no sign of aquaplaning); it is accurate and reliable on dry asphalt. By visual inspection, after 5,000 kilometers covered, it still looks new. It's a German product, belonging to Goodyear-Dunlop Group: it's a secure purchase!
Awesome tires in all aspects... amazing dry and wet grip, super comfortable and quiet... had to replace a DISAPPOINTING tire such as Bridgestone RE050 (stiffy/noisy) and now my car is like bing on a railroad.
100% reccommended!
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93%
Member
Alfa Romeo
225/45 R17
20 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited
After suffering Bridgestone and Uniroyal this tire really put a smile on my face. Excellent tire at reasonable price.
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Best tire i've had, dry/wet grip is fenomenal. Wear seems pretty good aswell. Driven about 13k miles/20000km with these tires, and i've got at least 50% left on the rears.
Driven in Sweden, so much wet roads!
(comparing to continental, pirelli, Michelin. And hankooks, but they were really rubbish)
I'm very pleased with these tires! I replaced Yokohama Advan A10 with Fulda SportControl and i find Fuldas much better! Excellent grip both wet or dry. Great update... I will buy again! Excellent tires at a good price!!!
Replaced the Goodyear Efficient Grip (completely dissapointed from them) with Fulda Sport Control in the spring.
Fitted on BMW E46 '04 sedan 225/45/17 2.0(chipped to 190bhp and 410Nm) not that easy to slip the rear when hot very difficult,front grips amazingly on every corner,Highway driving (140-200 kp/h) great comfort,already done around 20 000km with them .
Tried few moutain roads with quite alot of pressure on them in corners,trying to accelerate as much as I can especially out of corners,pretty stable on wet (driving DSC off).
I really like the tires but quite a difference on front vs rear :( ( i dont do burnouts not tailslides at least not on purpose) front almost 8mm rear 6mm - which for 20 000km is too much wear for me.
Still if they improove them next year i will definately buy new set of 4.
These tires replace Toyo Proxes T1's on a BMW E36 coupe. Haven't yet tried these tires in wet conditions, but they are simply fantastic.
The entire driving attitude has changed, the car sticks to the road like glue, feedback is good, they are silent in comparison to the Toyo's, and pretty much most other tires I have had in the past. They are comfortable despite the low profile, something which is very new to me, as the Toyo's were rock hard.
Excellent tires. Excellent upgrade for bridgestone re050a. Very silent, excellent grip both wet or dry. Only made 5000 km but you can see the diference. I will buy again!
I am a comfort oriented driver and I have purchased this type of tire because it supposed to be comfortable and quiet.Well, the road noise level isn't what I have expected. Is not bad but....is overrated. My winter tires (Goodyear Ultragrip Performance 8) are much better in this aspect. I think I should have stayed with Goodyear summer tire as well. Fuel economy, wet and dry grip are OK for me (a calm driver).
