Dunlop D952 Tires

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Dunlop D952 Tires

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Written by Punisher 660

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The Dunlop D952 is a value-priced off-road tire designed to handle a wide variety of terrain and conditions.

The D952 boasts high-durability construction for long wear and great traction.

All-new compound delivers good grip and excellent durability, resulting in a range of tires that work great in a wide range of conditions.

Patterned after the popular D752 motocross tire, with a modified knob structure-resized knobs that also feature an increased radius at the base to make them more durable.

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Overall rating		1.8
Hook Up		3.0
Chunk Resistance		1.0
Durability		1.0
Weight		2.0

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Don\'t waste your time, Friday, 30 June 2006

Written by Punisher 660 - View all my reviews - Top 10 Reviewer


Overall rating		1.8
Hook Up		3.0
Chunk Resistance		1.0
Durability		1.0
Weight		2.0

After a 20 mile \'single track\' trail ride through the rockies, my new DunlopD952 is garbage. There are entire knobs from the center that are broken off and over 50% of them have split and cracked. I spoke with Dunlop about the excessive chunking and splitting and the only responce from them was to take it back to the dealer where I bought it from and see if it looks like a warrenty claim. This in unacceptable, after you spend $65 for a tire, it should last more than one ride. This might be OK for a factory rider, but most of us need our parts to last a little longer than that. I will take the tire back to the shop and hopefully it is just a defective tire, but if they don\'t rectify the situation, it will be the last Dunlop on my bike.

Last Updated ( Friday, 30 June 2006 )

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