Dunlop Premium SCOOTSMART
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no independent tests Zákaznícke recenzie do PTI nevstupujú – PTI stojí na meraniach nezávislých testov; pri pneumatikách s málo testami čiastočne prihliada aj na triedu značky.
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What owners say
On dry weather it's alright. On wet weather is shit. About 7000km in the rear slips alot even when im going slow thru corner about 40km/h - 50km/h. Tyre lasted about 9500km before it needs to be changed. Ride feels harder then other tires. Felt every small bumps and going thru humps can be quite harsh.
Been plagued by punctures. They are so soft that a small staple used for paper punctured the tyre. The rear tyre has been punctured 7 times now and all by very thin bendable wire, less that 2mm thick. Will be going for a stronger option now.
Excellent in dry but have slipped more than enough times these are poor in the wet when turning at speeds 15-30 mainly around corners and rounder bouts so be careful. Apart from that they are solid in dry and have hardly worn after 7k miles in 13 months of use.
Nearing 2500km with these tyres. The main issue has been for me the wet performance. I am already a cautious rider, mostly riding casually and these tyres on wet surfaces force me to be even more careful. It gets even worse with a pillion. The fact that I have to watch out for the tyre rather than the opposite is pretty annoying in itself. Coming from almost 6000km on Anakees to these felt like a downgrade.
The dry performance on the other hand feels good but there is a caveat, building up heat somewhat feels longer compared to most other brands' tyres. So, if you want to throw your scooter around for some fun, you need to ready the tyres first properly.
In terms of comfort, as long as you stick to the recommended pressures, they carry you well. I live in a city with a pretty bad asphalt maintenance and they held up well so far in this regard.
I bought a pair years ago, despite mediocre reviews. They instantly felt slippery on various surfaces and conditions, especially in curves. Totally plastic in cold weather and dangerous on wet.
Still, considering the fact I'm just a commuter, I didn't take my opinion too seriously.
Recently I bought just the rear one because they had it in stock. It is even worse!
Nobody should waste their money on this dangerous piece od plastic.