Dunlop Radial Rover RVXT Tire Reviews & Ratings

Dunlop Radial Rover RVXT Tire Reviews & Ratings
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Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear	Rating
4.3	4.4	4.6	4.2	4.2	4.2	3.4	4.2
Rating Scale: 5 - Excellent 4 - Very Good 3 - Good 2 - Satisfactory 1 - Poor 0 - Not Applicable

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Dunlop Radial Rover RVXT

Fred

"96 Explorer - 235-75/15 - Best tires I've ever owned. Bought these to replace a bad set of Wranglers. The noise went down to nothing, the comfort was incredible, and the traction was unbelievable. Took them on a 1000 mile road trip on the day of purchase. Felt like driving a new car. Rain was not a problem, with traction beyond belief! I would recomend these to anyone. Can't speak to snow yet, but I'm moving to Maine this summer, and I'll let you know. "

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
5	5	N/A	5	5	5	N/A

Diesel

"Ford 3/4 ton Powerstroke 4X4 - 255/85/16 - Great tires. Great traction through the Cascade winters. lasted 50% longer then oem firestones. Decent ride and handling on those long fast hauls across the Western US."

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
4	4	5	4	4	4	4

marko maryniak

"2005 gmc sierra 1500 - 265-70-17 - Just got these tires installed. Truck rolls noticeably faster and rides like a truck. It doesn't wiggle anymore as it did on the factory dueler 693II's. These tires work great in the mud (I went for a mud bog tonight) and do not throw rocks!. Treads seem to be self-cleaning. Bring on the snow!"

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
4	4	N/A	5	5	4	N/A

Anonymous

"Jeep Cherokee - 225/75 - I found that these tires were excellent for driving around in 13 months of rain. I have had no problems in the mud or snow either. I believe this to be a great tire."

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
5	4	5	5	5	4	4

Dan

"Xterra - 31X10.5X15 - Great overall tire. Amazing in the snow and Rain. I was scheduled to get 90,000Km on my set before trading in the vehicle. Great Tire for the money."

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
5	5	5	5	4	4	5

Doug F

"Explorer - 265 R70 16 - I replaced a set of 265 R75 16's Dunlop Radial Rover AT's with the 265 R70 16's Radial Rover RVXT based on the reviews here. The initial set of tires lasted 6 years with 100k miles. I am very happy the performace of the 70 series RVXT's The only complaint that I have is that the RVXT's have bit more tire roll under very hard cornering than the AT's. This could also be a function of the 70 series vs 75 series tires. This is why I have only rated the handling as very good. Other than that, the performace in all other conditions is excellent. We had our first snow here in Vancouver earlier this week. The RVXT's exhibited amazing traction in loose snow and very slushy (with ice underneath) conditions. The RVXT's are considerably quieter than the AT's and the RVXT's have a very nice ride. The AT were quite harsh while the RVXT's seem to smooth the bumps out better. They are not mushy however."

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
5	5		4	5	5	N/A

Drew

"95 F250 - These things pick up rocks in the treads like I've never seen!"

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
3	3	3	3	3	2	1

Leigh

"05 Silverado - 265 75 16e - handled great in heavy rain with a 10000lb travel trailer hitched to the truck in the mts. of Pa. also kept the truck & trailer steady in 40mph crosswind in N.Y. farm country near Batavia."

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
5	5	N/A	5	5	5	N/A

Anonymous

"Just put a set on a 2005 Tribute. What a difference in ride quality from the OEM Continentals. Less road noise and a great improvement in road handling."

Dry	Wet	Snow	Handling	Comfort	Noise	Treadwear
5	N/A	N/A	5	5	5	N/A

Marco

"2001 F150 7700 - 265/75r16 - I should point out first that the treadwear issues with these tires are not as they seem. There is a center ridge, a central spine in this tire that runs right between the two center blocks. This is there to strenghten the "backbone" of the tire. Because of it you CANNOT check treamwear in the center, you have to check it left/right of center. And it should also be noted that you can run that center spine right down as low as the rest of the tread with NO traction loss. The traction of a tire DOES NOT come from the center. most tires have a smooth center groove..... the tires are GREAT all around performers, and even on a heavy truck you should get 30K out of them... I've owned the REVOs and the BFG A/Ts. I think BOTH are better than the RVXT but they also cost a LOT more. For the money the Dunlop RVXT cannot be beat...."