Dunlop SP LT37 Reviews
The Dunlop SP LT37 is a robust commercial tyre and provides comfort in a all driving conditions. It features enhanced grip on both wet and dry road surfaces.
Key Features
- Improved comfort.
- Enhanced wet and dry performance.
- Robust construction.
| Size | Overall Diameter | Run Flat? | Low Rolling Resistance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16" | |||
| 215/65R16C 106/104S | 686mm | - | - |
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215/65R16
530000
November 27, 2020
comfortable tyres in dry in wet very dangerous if you brake heavily you'll go sliding into traffic would not recommend
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