Review on Dunlop Winter Maxx SJ8 265/60 R18 110R by Michal Machnicki ᠌

This rubber was purchased at the same time as the car (considering that both the car and the tires are 19 years old, it is safe to assume that they did so at the same time). Prior to that, I had prior exposure to a variety of winter tire manufacturers, including Hankook, Toyo, Continental, and Nokian; nevertheless, that was the first time I had come across Dunlop. The tire that came before that, the Nordman 7, is the one that I use as a point of reference when evaluating this one. It was curious to see what the outcome would be. I take my time while I'm behind the wheel and try not to be in a hurry to get someplace. I live on Sakhalin, where we get a lot of snow, frost on average, and significant fluctuations in temperature. Thankfully, I have four-wheel drive. In conclusion, the tires are not terrible, but they are not appropriate for my region; spikes are necessary here; nonetheless, they are noisy, but they make you feel more at ease. I placed an order for tires with nails, and there will be a sale of Dunlop. I have no doubt that Dunlop will display its full potential in those parts of the country that have a winter with very little snow and ice but a significant amount of frost.