SPORT BLURESPONSE

<p>UPDATE: 4-Year / 8,000 miles Follow-Up
​I am currently running my final pair of Dunlop Sport BluResponse tyres on the rear axle, but I will be replacing them permanently before next season due to ongoing rubber degradation. While dry and wet grip remained acceptable over time, the severe tread block cracking developed far too early despite low mileage and optimal indoor winter storage. The compound simply hasn't held up chemically, proving that this model lacks the long-term durability needed for low-mileage drivers. I cannot recommend these tyres and will be switching to a different premium brand for my next set.</p>

<p>I used the tires on city commute in spring trough late autumn as well as long drives between countries in vacations for more than 7 years. Very quiet, nice braking response in dry, in wet I had to be a little more cautious with braking and aquaplaning. I got a new set this year.</p>

After first season with these tyres I was impressed with the improvement they are over Fuld EcoControl HP I've used before on the same car.
They are not as noisy, they seem ok comfort wise, dry and wet grip and breaking seems fine. I do believe the premium price is worth paying for Dunlops over some cheaper midrange or lower range tyres. After first 5000 miles no noticeable wear.
These tyres give out the quality and premium feeling all in all.

very nice, smooth, quiet tire. good road feeling, very good on wet and dry, poor milage

Only had these tyres for a couple of weeks but what I immediately noticed was the noise. I changed my winter tyres with these expecting a more quite ride. What I got was a noticeable perceived increase in noise levels. They sound like they are easily 3db (double the noise) above my winter tyres in loudness. I haven't tested it with a db-meter since it could be a difference in tone as well. Otherwise they handle well and I feel confident with them on the roads.