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Dunlop Sport All Season

Passenger - Standard Touring All-Season
Type: / All Season
What people think:
Comfort Handling Dry Performance Wet Performance
What we think:
WET BRAKING DRY HANDLING ALL-SEASON 3PMSF PASSENGER
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Summary

We spent several hours reading reviews from experts and tire owners. In summary, this is what people think about Dunlop Sport All Season. You can agree with these conclusions by voting for any item:

Reasons to buy vote if agree

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– The drivers said they loved the unsurpassed blend of dry and wet street traction and handling provided by this tire.
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– The proud owners reported that these tires had outstanding ride comfort, smoothness and were quiet.
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– Users appreciated the reliable performance in snow, providing solid grip and stability.
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– The tires wear evenly, contributing to their longevity and cost-effectiveness
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Reasons not to buy

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– Some purchasers were dissatisfied with the tire's grip on black ice and hard packed snow.
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– Some drivers noted the dry braking feel is hard to predict, which can be unsettling.
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– The tires become noisier when temperatures drop below 10°C
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– The tires are not ideal for sporty driving due to their soft side walls.
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Summary

Description

The Dunlop Sport All Season tire represents a significant milestone as the first all-season offering in Dunlop's history. Launched in 2020, this standard touring all-season tire aims to provide a well-balanced performance for passenger cars across a wide range of conditions. Primarily marketed in Europe, it holds noteworthy ranks in Auto Bild's large all-season tire tests.

Features & Benefits

  • Exceptional Handling: The tire boasts high precision and quick steering response on dry roads, thanks to its asymmetrical tread pattern and durable carcass.
  • Effective Braking: Its design allows for a reduced braking distance on wet roads by efficiently draining water from the contact zone, ensuring a reliable grip.
  • Versatile Temperature Performance: Comprising multifunctional polymers, the tire's rubber compound maintains elasticity over a wide temperature range, providing good weather resistance in both hot and cold climates.
  • Improved Maneuverability: Wide, reinforced shoulder areas enhance stability and handling when cornering.

Year Released

The Dunlop Sport All Season was launched in 2020.

Regions Availability

This tire is available primarily in the European market.

Final Thoughts

With its debut as Dunlop's first all-season tire, the Sport All Season offers a well-rounded performance profile designed to handle a variety of driving conditions. Its multiple technological features—from its asymmetrical tread to its innovative rubber compound—work cohesively to offer drivers a reliable, versatile, and safe driving experience, making it a compelling option for those in mild winter climates.

As of 2021, Goodyear released the Eagle Sport 4Season model in the Turkish market, which is essentially an exact replica of the Dunlop Sport All Season. This is mainly due to the territorial rights associated with the Dunlop brand in Turkey, which are held by the Japanese company Sumitomo.

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Dunlop Sport All Season Latest Reviews

26 May, 2024 18:53 by Brad Peterson
4
Less than 6 months
City / Highway
Recommend
What is good?
Handling
Wet Performance 
Installed these on my Opel Corsa, replacing the old Bridgestone tires. Impressed by the dry and wet performance... feels secure and stable. No issues in the rain, and they handle corners well. However, dry braking isn't perfect – takes a bit longer to stop. Noise levels are okay but not the quietest.
27 April, 2024 14:44 by Richard Dawson
5
Less than 6 months
City / Highway
Recommend
What is good?
Comfort
Dry Performance
Handling
Wet Performance 
Just got these Dunlop Sport All Season tires on my SEAT Ibiza 1.2, replacing my old Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons Gen 2. =what a difference! They grip the road much better in dry conditions – feels like the car is glued to the asphalt. Wet handling is just as good as the Goodyears. However, I do find the dry braking a bit unsettling... feels like you can't quite predict when you'll stop. Haven't tried them on snow yet, but if the wet performance is any indication, they should do fine. Overall, super happy with them and would recommend to anyone looking for reliable all-season performance.
12 August, 2021 03:27 by Jared Gregory
5
More than 6 months
City / Highway
Recommend
What is good?
Dry Performance
Handling
Wet Performance 






Comments


I only drove the Dunlop Sport All Season 4,000 km, but the first impressions are very positive. Safe, precise and quiet on dry roads. I liked the tire's cornering responsibility. On wet surfaces performance is quite good too. I'm not not impressed with the slush and snow grip. On packed and slippery snow, the grip is slightly worse than in the dry, but we are talking about all-season tires. I recommend be careful on icy surfaces. I recommend.
















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Detailed Information




Type and Size




Tire Model



Dunlop / Sport All Season







Car Type











Season


All Season







Rim Diameter




14 / 15 / 16 / 17 / 18
"








Width




165 / 175 / 185 / 195 / 205 / 215 / 225 / 235
mm








Aspect Ratio




40 / 45 / 50 / 55 / 60 / 65 / 70
%








Construction




Radial










Special Features




Runflat




No








Mud and Snow




No








Extra Load




No










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Rim
Model
Size
Index
Features


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Max inflation pressure (kpa)


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Tire weight


Max inflation pressure


Approved rim width


Sidewall styling

Price






R14
165/65 R14
165/65 R14
























R14
165/70 R14
165/70 R14
























R14
175/65 R14
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R14
175/70 R14
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R14
185/60 R14
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R14
185/65 R14
185/65 R14
























R15
165/65 R15
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R15
175/65 R15
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R15
185/60 R15
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R15
185/65 R15
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R15
195/50 R15
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R15
195/65 R15
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R16
205/55 R16
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R16
205/60 R16
205/60 R16
























R16
215/55 R16
215/55 R16
























R16
215/65 R16
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R17
205/50 R17
205/50 R17
























R17
205/55 R17
205/55 R17
























R17
215/55 R17
215/55 R17
























R17
215/60 R17
215/60 R17
























R17
225/45 R17
225/45 R17
























R17
225/50 R17
225/50 R17
























R17
225/55 R17
225/55 R17
























R18
225/40 R18
225/40 R18
























R18
235/55 R18
235/55 R18































































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26 May, 2024 18:53 by Brad Peterson






4







Less than 6 months







City / Highway






 Recommend








What is good?





Handling




Wet Performance





Installed these on my Opel Corsa, replacing the old Bridgestone tires. Impressed by the dry and wet performance... feels secure and stable. No issues in the rain, and they handle corners well. However, dry braking isn't perfect – takes a bit longer to stop. Noise levels are okay but not the quietest.





























27 April, 2024 14:44 by Richard Dawson






5







Less than 6 months







City / Highway






 Recommend








What is good?





Comfort




Dry Performance




Handling




Wet Performance





Just got these Dunlop Sport All Season tires on my SEAT Ibiza 1.2, replacing my old Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons Gen 2. =what a difference! They grip the road much better in dry conditions – feels like the car is glued to the asphalt. Wet handling is just as good as the Goodyears. However, I do find the dry braking a bit unsettling... feels like you can't quite predict when you'll stop. Haven't tried them on snow yet, but if the wet performance is any indication, they should do fine. Overall, super happy with them and would recommend to anyone looking for reliable all-season performance.





























12 August, 2021 03:27 by Jared Gregory






5







More than 6 months







City / Highway






 Recommend








What is good?





Dry Performance




Handling




Wet Performance











Comments


I only drove the Dunlop Sport All Season 4,000 km, but the first impressions are very positive. Safe, precise and quiet on dry roads. I liked the tire's cornering responsibility. On wet surfaces performance is quite good too. I'm not not impressed with the slush and snow grip. On packed and slippery snow, the grip is slightly worse than in the dry, but we are talking about all-season tires. I recommend be careful on icy surfaces. I recommend.







































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