Dunlop SP Sport Maxx - 295/35 R21 107Y XL RO1 - with rim protection (MFS)

The Dunlop SP Sport Maxx is a high-performance tire designed for sports cars and sedans. It offers...

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The Dunlop SP Sport Maxx is a high-performance tire designed for sports cars and sedans, offering drivers exceptional grip, precise handling, and a comfortable ride. While it excels in delivering a thrilling driving experience, users should be aware of its premium price point. Key features include a specialized tread compound for superior wet and dry traction, and a reinforced sidewall for enhanced stability and durability.

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Model Part Number565692
BrandDunlop

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FAQs

What does 'MFS' mean on the tire?

MFS stands for 'Max Flange Shield,' which is Dunlop's system for a molded rubber rib in the sidewall that provides protection against accidental curb damage to the wheel rim.

Is this tire suitable for all-season driving?

The SP Sport Maxx is primarily designed for summer performance. While it offers good traction in dry and wet conditions, it is not optimized for cold temperatures or snow and ice.

What is the load index and speed rating?

The load index is 107, meaning it can support a load of 975 kg (2150 lbs) per tire. The speed rating is Y, indicating a maximum speed capability of 300 km/h (186 mph).

How do I check the tire pressure?

Use a reliable tire pressure gauge. Check when tires are cold (before driving or after sitting for several hours). The recommended pressure is usually found on a sticker inside the driver's side doorjamb or in your vehicle's owner's manual.

Can I use these tires on a standard sedan?

This specific size (295/35 R21) is typically for performance vehicles. Ensure your vehicle's specifications allow for this tire size and load capacity. Consult your owner's manual.

What is the difference between this tire and a touring tire?

The SP Sport Maxx prioritizes performance, handling, and grip, often at the expense of ride comfort and tread life compared to a touring tire, which focuses on a quiet, comfortable ride and longevity.

Troubleshooting

Uneven tire wear

Check wheel alignment and tire balance. Ensure proper tire rotation schedule is followed.

Increased road noise

Verify tire pressure is correct. Inspect for any debris lodged in the tread. If persistent, consult a tire professional.

Reduced grip in wet conditions

Ensure tread depth is adequate. Check tire pressure. Avoid driving through deep standing water, as hydroplaning can still occur.

Sidewall damage

Inspect for cuts or bulges. If significant damage is present, the tire must be replaced immediately for safety reasons.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent grip in various conditions
  • Responsive and precise handling
  • Enhanced stability and durability
  • Comfortable ride quality for a performance tire
  • Built-in rim protection

Cons

  • Premium price point
  • May wear faster under aggressive driving
  • Ride can be firmer than touring tires

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The Dunlop SP Sport Maxx tires should be mounted and balanced by a qualified tire professional. Ensure the correct tire pressure is maintained as per your vehicle's specifications, typically found on a sticker in the driver's side doorjamb or in the owner's manual. The specific size for this variant is 295/35 R21, with a load index of 107Y and XL (Extra Load) rating.

Compatibility: This tire is designed for vehicles that can accommodate the 295/35 R21 size, commonly found on high-performance sports cars and certain luxury sedans or SUVs. The RO1 designation indicates it meets specific Audi performance standards. Always consult your vehicle's manual to confirm compatibility before purchase.

Care: To maximize the life and performance of your SP Sport Maxx tires:

  1. Regularly check tire pressure and adjust as needed.
  2. Visually inspect tires for any signs of damage, embedded objects, or uneven wear.
  3. Rotate tires periodically (e.g., every 6,000-8,000 miles) to ensure even tread wear.
  4. Perform wheel alignments and balancing as recommended by your vehicle manufacturer or tire professional.