Dunlop Grandtrek ST20 215/60 R17 96 H MFS, LHD

I received the tyres with my new car. I assumed that all-season tyres were poor in winter. Unfortunately, the first snow confirmed this, hence the decision to get a second set of winter tyres. I thought this would solve the problem. Nothing could be further from the truth. It's not that the tyre doesn't perform well off-road (except on dry paved roads), but that it is simply useless on the road. After 30,000 miles it is simply bald!!! The sides of the tread, which in 4x4 tyres should be reinforced, seem to have been softened. The sides of the tyre are bald. I even thought there was a problem with the alignment, but nothing like that was found. Anyway, the winter tyres are perfect. In other words, a typical tyre for a new car showroom display. So it doesn't matter that it's not good, but it does reduce the price of a new car!

I bought these tyres for my Dodge Caliber (Diesel) SUV which is mainly used as a Motorway commuter car covering 100 miles a day. The tyres have covered more than 30k miles (50,000KM) in the 2 years since fitted which is far more than I have experienced with other premium brand tyres over the past 10 years or more. I would definitely recommend Dunlop Grandtrek tyres for this type of usage.

Summer road tyre - quiet on asphalt, good ride comfort but nothing for free, "soft" compound, fast wear, not good for slippery or muddy surfaces. If only for city and road use (in summer), then I recommend it. I do not know why the M+S designation is made of a soft compound, but it is not sufficient for winter driving.

If this tyre didn't have the ALL-SEASON inscription it would be ok, if it was sold as a summer tyre I would rate it high, especially as you can't see that it wears out. In the dry it handles very nicely, but when it's snow/ice/mud it's like the car has no tyres at all, i.e. you drive and drive and you can't stop:/

A tyre used only in summer, wore out after two seasons. Who put it in the all-season category? Suicide? A disaster on snow, not to mention ice. On the road, even in summer it is terrible to drive straight, and in the rain it is better to keep speed to a minimum. This is a typical very cheap tyre for a first car.