Dunlop Qualifier Performance Radial Rear Tires

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Dunlop Qualifier Performance Radial Rear Tires
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Average Customer Rating:   4.0 out of 5 (based on 46 ratings)

  • Successor to the D209ZR sport radial.
  • Brings racetrack-level performance to the street with quicker handling.
  • Bigger footprints at all lean angles yield more grip and traction.
  • Use of the latest compounds allows a significant area increase in the tread pattern for improved grip.
  • The Qualifier heats up faster and is stickier than the D208ZR.

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 Great all around sport tire

By Mudgely from San Diego, CA

Pros: My '07 Sprint came with Bridgestones, which were OK. I switched to the dual compound Michelins which were pricey. The Michelins had great lean in, but after three sets with flats in less than 1,000 miles, I tried the Dunlop. I have now put about 50,000 miles on successive sets of Dunlops on this bike. It is the best all around tire of the ones that I have tried for a Sprint 1050. A very "planted" and consistent feel.

Cons: I would always like tires to last longer, as I ride about 40K miles per year and they add up. But these are not bad. I get 6-8K miles out of a set, depending on my riding mix.

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Average Customer Rating:   4.0 out of 5 (based on 46 ratings)

Reviewed By 36 Customers: 5 Most Recent Shown
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 Great all around sport tire

By Mudgely from San Diego, CA

Pros: My '07 Sprint came with Bridgestones, which were OK. I switched to the dual compound Michelins which were pricey. The Michelins had great lean in, but after three sets with flats in less than 1,000 miles, I tried the Dunlop. I have now put about 50,000 miles on successive sets of Dunlops on this bike. It is the best all around tire of the ones that I have tried for a Sprint 1050. A very "planted" and consistent feel.

Cons: I would always like tires to last longer, as I ride about 40K miles per year and they add up. But these are not bad. I get 6-8K miles out of a set, depending on my riding mix.

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By Allen from Baton rouge, LA

Pros: great all around proformace, mine last for 6,500 miles, mostly used in the city and through traffic.

Cons: none

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

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  Good tire.

By John from Bellflower, CA

Pros: Decent OEM tire really hard compound so you get lots of wear out of it .

Cons: Tire takes a few heat cycles to really come around most street riders don't have the patience or confidence to wait for a tire that is not consistent right away . Most riders give this tire a bad name because it's OEM and not a Pilot or Battlaxx etc.

Comments: After getting it up to temp the tire grips well. I frequent the canyons so on any weekend I put 150 to 300 mile on my bike in one day( out by 6am in by 7pm). and one road trip to Arizona with... (Read the rest of this review)

4 of 5 people found this review helpful.

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 great buy

By David from Hagerstown, MD

Pros: I love this tire, and for the price I couldnt have found a better deal.

Cons: None

Comments: The customer service was excellent....I had the tire within 3 days when shipping regular ground.

1 of 3 people found this review helpful.

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By Ellery from Dover,DE

Pros: GREAT TIRES!!!!!!!! Fast warm up and break in. Excellent turn in characteristics. Consistant grip from edge to edge.

2 of 4 people found this review helpful.

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