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Dunlop SP Sport 5000

3.2

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4.0

Anonymous
2/22/2010

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Anonymous
2/22/2010

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1.7

Anonymous
8/28/2009

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2009 civic - 195/65 15 - terrible tracking, especially at higher speeds and on grooved pavement

3.6

ryan
1/14/2009

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2008 Lancer GTS OE - 215/45/18 - OE on 08 Lancer GTS. Dry and Wet weather is very good. Snow on the other hand is horrible! I'm from the east suburbs in Cleveland and I've almost crashed twice in 2 months in the little amount of snow. I'm scared to drive my car in the snow with these tires on. Strictly a Summer Tire! ride noise becomes greater as tread wears. I've got 25k on my car and these tires are done.

3.0

Victim
12/16/2008

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2008 Lancer GTS - 18inch - The tire came stock with the car, and an overwhelming number of issues occured. Mainly due to it's bad treadwear as many mentioned and it's very poor icy/snowy traction. I am very dissapointed, among other lancer GTS owners, with the stock tire in terms of winter. The bright side: summer driving has been awesome, and it handles amazing in dry/a bit wet conditions. I can take corners with confidence "in summer". This tire should really be a summer tire, at least in Canadian climate.

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