How long do Dunlop Q3 last?

Registered. 2700 miles on the Q3 for me on the rear of my FZ09. They stick really well, but longevity isn’t one of their strong suite’s when ridden at a brisk pace. The front lasted about 5200 miles and both lived their lives at 30/30 cold psi.

Is Dunlop Q3 dual compound?

The Dunlop Sportmax Q3+ tires are a step forward from the Q3 model that was introduced in 2013. The new compound used in the center section of this dual-compound Multi-Tread tire has been reformulated for the Q3+.

How many miles does a q3+ Go?

3000-5000 miles depending on how you ride, what pressure etc. They’re good tires, I personally enjoy them over many brands and choices.

Are Audi long lasting cars?

Audi, once described by Consumer Reports as “a sinkhole of service problems,” is now the top-ranked European brand in the magazine’s annual reliability rankings. Audi, which is one of several Volkswagen (VLKAF) luxury brands, has improved greatly over the last few years, according to the report.

What kind of tire is a Dunlop Q3?

Courtesy of Dunlop If you’ve spent time on Dunlop’s Sportmax Q3 or read any one of the glowing reviews on the tire, then you already know that it sits at the pointy end of the sporty street tire category.

What makes a Dunlop Sportmax Q3 + so good?

The Dunlop Sportmax Q3+ simply delivers all the characteristics I desire in a high-performance road tire—grip, stability, feel, confidence, consistency, and relatively long life. Jonathan Handler has been around the block a few times. He doesn’t know it all but he knows what he likes.

How does the Dunlop Q3 + contact patch work?

The tires respond intuitively, and the engineering and components cash the check your brain writes. This almost telepathic connection between the rider’s brain and the contact patch is further enhanced by the responses from the Q3+, which are mostly neutral and always deliver what is asked of them with no surprises.

What kind of compound does a Dunlop Tire use?

The long-wearing center compound on the rear tire now uses a special, silica-infused resin rather than a carbon-black material, which improves wear characteristics on the street.