Dunlop Grandtrek AT22 Reviews

Very good highway tyre, quiet and comfortable. Go well in the sand. On the HT end of AT so wouldn't expect them to be great in anything too rough off road. Didn't seem to chop up too badly when hitting the gravel. Contrary to a number of of reviews I' ve never had any trouble in the wet but I do adjust driving style in the wet. Maybe others don't 

I find the AT22 not a good off road tyre or in the wet, i think its more like a 90/10 better suited to the sealed or gravel roads, i think i need something like an 80/20 and something better in the wet as i tow a horse float often.

Good all round tyre, I have seen other reviews bagging them out for poor grip in wet conditions even at low speeds, I’ve never had a problem and the only time it’s gone a little sideways is when I’ve been too hard on the accelerator on a hot dry road

Tyres were original equipment, car is 11 months old. Inwant to replace them with some quality AT tyres next so I can do some off road driving with confidence in my 4x4. I like Coopers for value for money, rigid side wall strength and long wearing capabilities. 

I just returned from a 7,000 km road trip with an Off Road Caravan.  Some of the roads were extremely rough and corrugated, rocky and in nasty shape.  The tyres were excellent, with only 1 flat from some wire/metal punching right through the tread.  On the highway they are excellent - quiet, comfortable and handle well in both wet and dry.  For serious off road I would prefer a more aggressive tread and tougher side wall.  But as far as a highway tyre with occasional gravel/off road, they are a good compromise.

So far I’ve had no problems with them. For an ATT I’m surprised at the comfort and absolutely noiseless. Better and quieter than a Limo. 

I got these tyres on the car from factory.  Have been a great tyre so far  Have travelled plenty of gravel roads, highways and done some beach driving with them and haven’t let me down so far.  Can sometimes be a little bit slippery in the wet .  I would go for something a bit chunkier in an A/T next time but can’t fault the factory tyres so far. 

Really Good

100% honest I just bought my car brand new so I haven’t done much driving on the tyres but I’m looking to upgrade to something more aggressive for off-road use. They seem really good, grippy, quiet tyres though, I’d recommend them for sure 

Okay I have these tyres on my 4WD simply because they came with it!  Not my choice but one of budget. Okay so I was a bit dumb when doing the deal! So lets see how they performed over the past 50,000 Km. Well traction would have been good!  Unfortunately the on road tread was sadly lacking on the dirt and a wet road made for interesting times indeed! Road noise?  Well not too bad, but that was expected of a standard road tread.  In a quiet vehicle such as this, road noise is a factor and the noise experienced from having another brand on another vehicle definitely had me wary!   Moving on to wear!  Inevitable I know, heavy vehicle, demanding conditions (yes I tow a large van) BUT!   I am desperately needing to change these tyres right now! Value for money?  Even though I didn't buy the tyres seperately, looking at the cost now makes me cringe considering performance to cost.  No value for money here I am afraid! Strike that deal with the car salesman when buying... a quality car with quality tyres.

Great for highway use. Do handle light off road work

No strong enough sidewalls for such a heavy wagon and not light truck construction so pretty useless for purpose of what the car is designed for. Would love to upgrade to a set of Coopers.