How good are Dunlop Tyres?
Now a fully-integrated subsidiary of Goodyear Tyres, Dunlop produces an entire catalogue of tyre products for all types of driving conditions.
Though not as popular an OEM supplier as its parent company, you'll still find a fair amount of new car models sporting Dunlop tyres.
Australians seem to honestly love it - if the many positive customer reviews for its tyres at Tyroola is anything to go by.
How good are Goodyear Tyres?
Innovation, along with continuous research, development and testing have set Goodyear apart from other brands.
Its specially formulated tread compounds, creative tread pattern designs and cutting edge tyre technology ensure that every tyre delivers safe and reliable performance.
Goodyear is also reasonably priced, offering budget tyres and premium-priced choices too.
And it is one of the most positively reviewed brands at Tyroola, particularly for tyre durability, impressive dry and wet grip and all-around reliability.
Where do you drive?
How often are you out on the road?
What kind of car do you drive and how much weight will you be carrying?
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1. Which is better, Dunlop or Goodyear?
Goodyear is a premium brand strong in wet grip and comfort; Dunlop is a sporty value brand. For premium comfort choose Goodyear; for sporty value, Dunlop.
2. Is Dunlop cheaper than Goodyear?
Yes, generally a little cheaper, which makes it a popular value option.
3. Which lasts longer?
Goodyear's touring range generally offers slightly longer tread life; Dunlop's sport tyres may trade some life for grip.
4. Are Dunlop and Goodyear related?
In many regions they share ownership and technology, but they're positioned differently — Goodyear as the premium brand, Dunlop as the sporty value option.
