Dunlop Direzza DZ101

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Dunlop Direzza DZ101

Postby Daz » Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:21 pm

I didnt really find a lot of feedback on these here at the forum so after getting them a few weeks back I thought I would add some.

Coming from A539's which didn't age well (I dont do a lot of km), I got a very frightening quote for Yoki S Drives and was told the only other option in my size (205/40/17) was an A Drive, which is a shopping trolley tyre. So I started looking at other brands and came across DZ101 at a fair price drop on the S Drives. I have no idea how they will wear and haven't dríven in the wet, but they are a really nice tyre in the dry... seem nice and progressive, really decent levels of grip.
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Postby project.r.racing » Mon Mar 30, 2009 8:04 pm

good tread pattern, very similar to my kumho ku31s. larger center stability strip for fast cornering. 2 larger channels for removing water. shoulder pattern/grooves designed to face towards the direction of turn. keep us posted on them please.

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Postby Boags » Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:33 am

If the A-Drive you are talking about is the R1; it isn't a shopping trolley tyre and is an excellent performer.

I'm only going to get 12k km out of the set though, so longevity is not one of their strong points...
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Postby daffyflyer » Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:53 am

Had these in 195/50/15 on my lancer, loved em to bits and replace them with the same whenever i can find them!

Good in both wet and dry, nice stiff sidewalls, and did a good job of holding back a 110kw odd FWD
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