Installed on Seat Toledo 1.6 tdi. They provide a very good feeling on the steering wheel due to the reinforced sides. They have moderate grip on dry surfaces. In wet conditions, they are unacceptable.

2.5 years in a light car (Suzuki Swift 2008), everything is perfect in dry conditions, especially on warm days. In terms of durability, it is flawless as I haven't seen any cracks or dryness. However, if it rains, it's a different story. The grip is easily lost on the already bad roads, even with a gentle start on a straight road. If you happen to encounter a traffic light on an uphill and intentionally accelerate more abruptly, the tires spin until the 3rd gear because they have no intention of helping the situation. The same goes for the brakes, where the ABS works overtime in wet conditions. The label I would give is: In dry road conditions, the brakes and grip, durability, fuel economy, and noise get an A!!! In wet conditions, they generously receive a D. Next time, I will try the Uniroyal RainExpert.

Perfect tire. I wear it on my polo tdi. Reliable until the end. Quiet, economical. It won't let you down even in wet conditions with 70,000 km. I constantly put the same one since I change the tires.

So after 60,000 km of use, we have to say:
• Good grip on dry & wet roads
• Low rolling noise
• Moderate wear over time
The negative thing I found about these tires is that they have very soft sidewalls, resulting in bulging (prefer the 88H for sure) and needing air quite often. Also, cracks have appeared on the tread after 3 and a half years.

After 800 km with them, on a KIA Rio 1.1 2012:
While they are quiet on straight roads, they make noise when turning! Something that did not exist with the previous ones (Hankook Kinergy Eco K425).
I chose them (although more expensive than the previous ones) due to their specifications:
(Hankook Energy Label:
Fuel Efficiency E
Wet Grip B
Noise 69 dB

Dunlop Energy Label:
Fuel Efficiency B
Wet Grip A
Noise 67 dB)
But I did not notice any improvement as I should have, but rather a deterioration in everything!
Minimal but measurable!
At the moment (maybe it will improve later), they have worse grip when braking in wet conditions compared to the previous ones that had reached the wear indicators! (the test was of course done at the same point on the road with the same rain - speed - load - temperature)...
While fuel consumption is slightly higher (0.3 L/100 km)...
You can't flip them inside out because they have an inside and outside side.
We'll see...
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Almost a year later: the noise in turns disappeared relatively quickly, everything is fine!
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September 2018: no problems, minimal wear, same grip...
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October 2019: 40,000 fast km together and it's time for replacement due to wear. Wet grip has decreased!
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October 2020: dry grip has also decreased... I replaced them with Uniroyal Rain Expert 3, perfect!