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Your cart is empty.Additionally, the RSIV offers performance upgrades in both wet and dry conditions. Compared to the RSIII, the RSIV has quicker steering response for more nimble handling, and greater wet-weather performance - grip, stability and overall response***.How Du The New Standard of Sport-Touring Tires.Sport-touring riders have unique demands. They want sport-bike level grip and handling, a compliant ride everywhere they go, and most of all high mileage for maximum tire life.Dunlop exceeded customer expectations with the Roadsmart III (RSIII), a high-performance tire with class-leading mileage. Independent testing on a 2016 BMW R1200RT yielded more than 12,000 miles on the Dunlop RSIII, 3,000 miles more than the Michelin Pilot Road 4 GT*. Just as importantly, the RSIII met the demands of riders who wanted high performance that lasts the life of the tire.Now the benefits of the RSIII have been elevated and refined in the all-new Roadsmart IV (RSIV), which joins the RSIII in Dunlop's spo Dunlop's two-tiered market strategy gives riders the option to choose between the high-performing and now lower-priced RSIII, or opt for the class-leading performance of the new RSIV.Like the RSIII, the RSIV delivers best-in-class mileage - up 26-perc
Phil H.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024
Traction and grip in cornering was very good and in rain.I am, however, very disappointed in longevity or the lack of. Rear tire has ~7000 miles on it and there is a cord starting to show already.Would not buy again.
sanjuan
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2024
Very good grip and balance.
Alyssa Ruiz
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
I was pirelli' Angel GT's biggest fan. I thought, I would never change tires. The Dunlop Roadsmart has blown my mind. It has just as much grip and almost twice as many miles. Normally I get 4k to 5k miles on my Pirelli's down to the cords. I am getting 7k out of my Dunlop's and that's not to cords and the shape is still rounded, but at 7k it definitely has started to feel a bit squirmy and thin in the center of the tire. The Roadsmart 4 is my new go-to tire
Miles
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2024
I am happy to use this tire and have had no issues with it on my sport touring VFR800. Smooth ride quality and good traction, Would buy again.
J. Eaton
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023
At $50 to 60 less than the Michelin Road 6, this is a very good buy.
Hakki Orun
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2021
I used different version of those tires on my 2020 BMW R 1250 GSA (I think it was smart trail) I wanted to have new tires on my tour for about ten thousand miles, covering all western states. I am about the midway of my tour and forcing my tires to their edges. So far, I did not get any negative feedback about my grips on the road. I may add some more information after I complete my trip.
Lance T
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2021
On my 2nd set to close out the year, that's how much I like them!Background: Ran Michelin "Road-5" last yr, had to stop riding at 6,000 miles, the front was to worn for anything other than going to the corner store.Switched to a set of the RS-4, based on good prior experiences with the brand, (Q3's).Bottom Line: Never had a moment while putting on 9,500 miles over the backroads in the western states during the heatwave of early summer,(100 degree+) daily. Then up to Whitefish, (2700 miles), 2-up.Based on my limited math skills, it looks like the RS-4 gives ya approx 58% more miles than the Michelins. That makes the Dunlop RS-4 a STEAL of a DEAL! And the whole time your riding, you have one of the better handling tires I've ridden in my 40 years of riding.
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