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The SP Sport MAXX RT2 has been in Dunlop's lineup for a long time, and it shows. Decent aquaplaning resistance and comfortable ride are probably its best qualities, and rolling resistance is reasonable too. But wet braking and wet handling have never been its strong suits, and the dry handling can be unpredictable. As the rest of the segment moved on, it's been struggling to keep up in the tests, which makes it hard to recommend at a premium price.
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PremiumExcellent performance and safety on both wet and dry roads, including very good aquaplaning resistance and short braking distances.
Low rolling resistance leads to reduced fuel consumption, making the tire economical in daily use.
Lightest tire in its test group, contributing to vehicle efficiency and handling.
Comfortable ride with good rolling comfort.
Fair price level for the performance provided.
Predicted tread life is only average, with higher wear compared to some competitors.
Slightly delayed steering response on dry roads and less agile handling in some situations.
Minor understeer and somewhat less precise handling on wet roads under certain conditions.
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