dunlop DIREZZA DZ101 tires?

[jas98]

has anyone tried "dunlop direzza DZ101" tires ? im just trying to see peoples opinions on these tires as i can get them at a relatively cheap price (special)

At the moment i have "falken ze912" on me Vs in 16 inch rims and they handle pretty dam good however im in need of 2 new tyres.

the falkens handle great in the wet and i have done 19 000 k's on them so far (backs look like 70 000 k's but the fronts have worn about half?, i just dont want to go backwards if i get the dunlop ones as in crap handling in wet and dry and tread noise, wear etc

just want opinions on these dunlop tires as i came across them while pricing 2 new falken tires

cheers

[HAZZA-VN]

has anyone tried "dunlop direzza DZ101" tires ? im just trying to see peoples opinions on these tires as i can get them at a relatively cheap price (special)

At the moment i have "falken ze912" on me Vs in 16 inch rims and they handle pretty dam good however im in need of 2 new tyres.

the falkens handle great in the wet and i have done 19 000 k's on them so far (backs look like 70 000 k's but the fronts have worn about half?, i just dont want to go backwards if i get the dunlop ones as in crap handling in wet and dry and tread noise, wear etc

just want opinions on these dunlop tires as i came across them while pricing 2 new falken tires

cheers

Howdy i work for Beaurepaires,

The Direzza Tyres are really good, Softer compound Grip very very well, in wet and dry, only thing that lets them down they wear quickly because there such a soft compound,

My suggestion if you want a decent tyre that grips really well long lasting, Try Dunlop Sport 3000A
There a good long lasting tyre, handle awesome i had them on my car my dads car, handled great,

My dad has them in 17s and with IRS he got 62,000km out of a set, but he rotates them regularly, Makes sure his pressures are kept up so they were in good condition throughout there life......

All comes down to are you bothered about how long they last, i reckon in 16s with Direzzas you could get 35,000km ish if you kept em rotated balanced and good alignment with pressures always checked, Or closer to 50,000km on 3000A's

[jas98]

Howdy i work for Beaurepaires,

The Direzza Tyres are really good, Softer compound Grip very very well, in wet and dry, only thing that lets them down they wear quickly because there such a soft compound,

My suggestion if you want a decent tyre that grips really well long lasting, Try Dunlop Sport 3000A
There a good long lasting tyre, handle awesome i had them on my car my dads car, handled great,

My dad has them in 17s and with IRS he got 62,000km out of a set, but he rotates them regularly, Makes sure his pressures are kept up so they were in good condition throughout there life......

All comes down to are you bothered about how long they last, i reckon in 16s with Direzzas you could get 35,000km ish if you kept em rotated balanced and good alignment with pressures always checked, Or closer to 50,000km on 3000A's

sweet..thanks for that mate

out of the direzza'a and falken,s wat would you recomend?

cheers

[minux]

At the moment i have "falken ze912"

i just dont want to go backwards if i get the dunlop ones as in crap handling in wet and dry and tread noise, wear etc

Pretty hard to go backwards from falkens....

The direzza's are a pretty solid tyre.

[HAZZA-VN]

Yeh Falkens are pretty crappy tyre man

[roon_VR]

Howdy i work for Beaurepaires,

The Direzza Tyres are really good, Softer compound Grip very very well, in wet and dry, only thing that lets them down they wear quickly because there such a soft compound,

My suggestion if you want a decent tyre that grips really well long lasting, Try Dunlop Sport 3000A
There a good long lasting tyre, handle awesome i had them on my car my dads car, handled great,

My dad has them in 17s and with IRS he got 62,000km out of a set, but he rotates them regularly, Makes sure his pressures are kept up so they were in good condition throughout there life......

All comes down to are you bothered about how long they last, i reckon in 16s with Direzzas you could get 35,000km ish if you kept em rotated balanced and good alignment with pressures always checked, Or closer to 50,000km on 3000A's

I agree with Hazza, if you want decent tyres, 3000A are the go. They grip really well in the wet

[jas98]

so the falken ones are pretty crap? or alright compared to dunlop///im confused:P


another reason why me rear tyres have worn weiredly is because when i went in for me service on teh tyres they put somewhere near 50 psi in then which i didn't know of at the time....then me being stupid went and spun them (belive it or not it was on me mates property) and it wore the middle of the tires down so now i have bald centers of the tires and the outer edged still have plenty on them....but i learn i guess...i learn that tyres are expensive.
cheers guys all appreciated too

[jas98]

Pretty hard to go backwards from falkens....

The direzza's are a pretty solid tyre.

yeh they have saved me a fair few times in the wet compared to the other crappy tyres i had on there

[minux]

so the falken ones are pretty crap? or alright compared to dunlop///im confused:P


another reason why me rear tyres have worn weiredly is because when i went in for me service on teh tyres they put somewhere near 50 psi in then which i didn't know of at the time....then me being stupid went and spun them (belive it or not it was on me mates property) and it wore the middle of the tires down so now i have bald centers of the tires and the outer edged still have plenty on them....but i learn i guess...i learn that tyres are expensive.
cheers guys all appreciated too

Falkens = crap, period As I said, its hard to go backwards when you start with falken, tyres like wanli, nangkang etc are the next step backward.

[jas98]

Falkens = crap, period As I said, its hard to go backwards when you start with falken, tyres like wanli, nangkang etc are the next step backward.

ah now i get ya lol im dumb sometimes

cheers