Very good tire in all conditions.
Good at dry, wet and cornering.
Also quiet tire.
Cant say anything about wear and long lasting, still using them with no sign of traction loss.

My wif's Mini Cooper S Convertable had Pirelli Tyres prior to the Dunlop..
Dunlop definately "Value for Money"
Now fitting them to my Audi A3 ....

I have Skoda Octavia 1.4.
Firs I had Continental EcoContact 5 (terrible tires), then I switched to the Dunlop SP Sport FM800 and it was amazing!
The dry and wet grip is great and the Straight Aqua is way batter then other tires.
The downside is the wear, I drive around 50,000 KM per year and it last less than 2 years.

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Fitted to a 2012 Golf R, these have great grip for a touring tyre (even compared to the Advan Fleva V701 I had before on a previous set of wheels), and are really reassuring in the wet, even when pushing it. Lateral grip is great but I can get a hint of wheelspin pushing the tyres to their limits in the wet. Cannot comment on wear yet. Also very quiet. Sidewall isn't the most stiff so steering feel is more vague, however potentially due to tire size (235/45/17) rather than the fault of the design.

A good tyres for daily drive. Fitted them on Kia cerato K3. Being compared to previous Yokohama ES32. I think this tyres are very comfortable and the traction, dry grip and wet gripis very good.

One of the best tyres I have used

I've had the Dunlop SpSport FM800 for almost 2 years, I have done one trackday and many thousand kms of spirited driving, on backroads and even gravel tracks.
These tyres grip surprisingly well on both wet and dry. Being very progressive at the limit and very predictable, I have pushed these tyres hard on the track and they have never given me any grief, although my car isn't fast in a straight line I have modified it to be a backroad and corner specialist and these tyres keep up. They also wear very well having done around 12,000 km on them and still have about 1mm left on the lowest tyre. I would highly recommend and buy again but they are not available in my size in my country anymore :(

Been using these tyres for about 2 weeks. So far, dry and wet grip are quite good although felt that the braking distance can be better. No fanfare or felt any loss of traction when going through a water puddles However, steering felt less precise. Notwithstanding, this is a touring tyre and I was using a UHP tyre with a ‘V’ speed rating before this set of tyres. Not sure about the wear as I have just used these tyres for about 2 weeks. All in all, a decent tyre at a reasonable price.

I used this tyre 75.000 km, nearly 8 year and all season, on all ground type (mostly in city). But cracked started on tyre. I should change a new one.

Drove these LM800s on my Toyota Sienta Hybrid (gen2 1.5L) after my three sets of Ecopia 150 & 300, Yoko V552 for fuel economy (averaged 750km before fuel indicator lights up - on City/Highway : 30/70); fuel economy dropped to about 700km but the dry and especially wet traction is exceptional. Carpark turn slippage and squeal was very much minimized. Excellent as an overall compared to previous Bridgestone Ecopia and Yokohama BlueEarth. Couldn’t find anything else better for the price. Rotated when noisy (+20k) and back to a quiet ride. Thumbs up

3rd set. For ve commy. Bf ute 2wd Hilux. I reckon bang for ya buck, real safe wet weather and summer tyre(southern TAS) not a Pirelli sport, but seriously good in wet

Too much noisy tyre. Covered 54000 kms on this. Too many punctures every now and then. Steering got extremely hard. Replacing them when one of the tyres got a bulged bubble type thing on the inside. Extreme hard tyres.

Very good tires. Good grip and short braking distance. Very quiet too and definitely felt lighter than my previous t005 (which were excellent too but 205mm). Cheaper than the bigger brands and so far been very confident with these tyres in wet and dry.

Min point of my review was to highlight the very high wear rate. I only got 24,000kms out of a set on rear of our Mercedes C200 Wagon. This is just driven around town for general family use.

FM800 wasn’t official model that is brought in by DUNLOP AD in Singapore. It is made in Thailand, however the price is very competitive against big name like Michelin / Goodyear and even other official Dunlop models. My previous tyre were Bridgestone T005A that was fitted on my car that come with dealer. FM800 performance was better than T005A in most of the aspect especially over Comfort, low noise and decent grip in dry / wet.