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Durun A One review

The Durun A One is a highly polarizing budget tire that receives drastically mixed feedback, ranging from praise for its value to severe safety concerns. While some users find them adequate for casual, low-speed daily driving, a significant number of reports highlight dangerous wet-weather performance, premature structural failure, and rapid tread degradation.

Relative score
54/100
tests + owners
Owner reviews
54/100
24 reviews
Durun A One
Scores

Two scoring systems, side by side

Owner scores come from reviews on retailer and review sites; road-test scores come from instrumented tests. Where they disagree, it is usually a discipline owners rarely push to the limit.

By owner reviews

54%
Would buy again 38%
Dry
Overall dry
72%
Corner stability
34%
Dry traction
60%
Steering response
47%
Wet
Overall wet
52%
Wet traction
29%
Comfort
Overall comfort
55%
Treadwear
Overall treadwear
49%
Handling
Overall handling
48%
From owners

What owners like and dislike

Themes extracted from 24 owner reviews across retailers and review sites.

The Durun A One is a highly polarizing budget tire that receives drastically mixed feedback, ranging from praise for its value to severe safety concerns. While some users find them adequate for casual, low-speed daily driving, a significant number of reports highlight dangerous wet-weather performance, premature structural failure, and rapid tread degradation.

Pros

  • Extremely low price point and high value for money
  • Acceptable dry-weather grip for casual, non-spirited driving
  • Robustness against potholes and rough road surfaces for some users
  • Quiet operation reported by a subset of owners

Cons

  • Extremely poor and potentially dangerous wet-weather traction
  • Premature structural failure including sidewall bubbles and circumferential cracking
  • Rapid tread wear and inconsistent longevity
  • High road noise and harsh ride quality as the rubber compound hardens

Worth knowing

  • Users with higher-horsepower or front-wheel-drive vehicles frequently report significant traction loss and wheel spin in wet conditions.
  • Owners of lighter, economy-focused vehicles report more acceptable performance compared to those with heavier or performance-oriented cars.
  • Several reports indicate that the rubber compound may degrade significantly due to age rather than mileage, leading to dangerous cracking even with low usage.