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Dunlop Grandtrek TG27 complements the lifestyles, image and dynamics of owners with soft roader vehicles. This tyre provides comfort, steering and handling around town. Additionally it performs well in the wet and allows for confidence with light off road travel.
Features
Tread Life
The higher the treadwear rating, the longer a tyre can be expected to last before it needs replacing. The Dunlop Grandtrek Tg27 has a treadwear rating of 300, meaning that it will not last quite as long as the average modern tyre, which has a treadwear rating of 400.
Wet Traction
This tyre's traction rating of A results in commendable stopping distance in the wet, but keep in mind that over 74% of tyres receive this same rating (17% of tyres are awarded the highest-possible AA rating, only 9% receive a lower B rating, and almost no tyres receive the worst possible rating of C).
Heat Resistance
The temperature rating of B means that this tyre is somewhat heat resistant, but if you plan to do any lengthy drives in very hot weather, there are several better options (over 56% of tyres receive the top rating of A) to minimise your chances of a tyre blowout or tread separation.
Specifications
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Features
- Good water dispersal for safety
- Comfortable riding tyre
- Excellent steering response and handling
- A ribbed block pattern designed mainly for highway use on smaller 4x4 and recreational vehicles
Tread Life
The higher the treadwear rating, the longer a tyre can be expected to last before it needs replacing. The Dunlop Grandtrek Tg27 has a treadwear rating of 300, meaning that it will not last quite as long as the average modern tyre, which has a treadwear rating of 400.
Wet Traction
This tyre's traction rating of A results in commendable stopping distance in the wet, but keep in mind that over 74% of tyres receive this same rating (17% of tyres are awarded the highest-possible AA rating, only 9% receive a lower B rating, and almost no tyres receive the worst possible rating of C).
Heat Resistance
The temperature rating of B means that this tyre is somewhat heat resistant, but if you plan to do any lengthy drives in very hot weather, there are several better options (over 56% of tyres receive the top rating of A) to minimise your chances of a tyre blowout or tread separation.
Specifications
- All-season tread pattern and cross-cut siping provide confident traction and control
- Wide, circumferential tread grooves enhance wet grip and hydroplaning resistance
- Open shoulder tread design with deep lateral gr...
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