I'm going for the 3rd round in the Octavia GT. I only have good things to say. Excellent grip on the sides, a little bit of noise on the many

Owner here for 4 months. I chose them because I read the comments and I am very satisfied. Good grip and security with very little noise. I am aware that the car may "burn" a little more, but I cannot confirm it in practice. It is a sure choice.

Very good tire. In a 160 hp golf, the car performs well. Excellent braking, very good performance even in wet conditions. Also at speeds of 200 km/h. Very low noise.
Since the car is no longer being pushed hard in recent years and is only driven by my wife in the city, I have had them for 6 years and there is almost no wear and tear. But now, as I write this, they seem to have aged and need to be replaced because they have worn out quite a bit. After 6 years, we say......
The only downside is that they burn a little more. The car's fuel consumption has increased...
So now that I will make an immediate change and since the car no longer does stunts and super fast trips, we will go for something a little more economical, especially in terms of fuel, probably from Dunlop again.
Otherwise, I would easily put the same ones again...

With one word, fantastic tires. I put them on my 2003 Celica model with 143hp in September 2014. They lasted impressively for 5 years with approximately 60,000km. The tires are incredible. Rain, snow, dry roads... wherever I drove, I remained completely satisfied.
The wear indicators show that I still have some tread left because I took very good care of them, but due to their age, I would say they have lost about 50% of their grip in wet conditions. They still hold up very well on dry roads.
Now that I'm going for a replacement, I will most likely put on the same ones again.

You buy a good high-performance tire at a touring price. Good response - it doesn't knead. I haven't seen it at the limit in wet conditions or in terms of durability. But it is unlikely to be worse than the top brands at the same price...
Update: Average durability is not bad. It holds well in wet conditions without abrupt movements, but it doesn't inform you like a top brand - it reminds me of Michelin Primacy.