225/40 R18 92Y Dunlop SP Sport Maxx RT XL
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- Size
- 225/40 R18
- Load / Speed
- 92Y
- Load Index
- 92
- Speed Rating
- Y
- Construction
- Radial
- Tube Type
- Tubeless
- Extra Load
- Extra Load (XL)
- Rim Protection
- Mini Flange Shield (MFS)
- New Tread Depth
- 0.0mm
- Season
- Summer
- Wet Grip
- A
- Fuel Efficiency
- C
- External Noise
- 71 dB (Class B)
- EU Regulation
- EU Regulation 2021
- ECE Mark
- No
- EPREL Reg No.
- 529700
- Tyre Class
- Passenger
- Vehicle Type
- Car
- Product Group
- Passenger Summer
- Mounting Side
- Asymmetric
- EAN / Barcode
- 5452000680204
- Trade Designation
- 225/40 R18 92Y
- SKU
- 00240607
Dunlop is one of the most established names in the tyre industry, tracing its origins to John Boyd Dunlop's development of the first practical pneumatic tyre in the late 1880s. The brand is now owned and produced by Japan's Sumitomo Rubber Industries and covers passenger car, motorcycle and other tyres, with a strong performance and original-equipment pedigree. It suits drivers wanting a well-known premium brand with a long motorsport and engineering heritage.
Ultra-high-performance summer tyre for sports cars and fast saloons, built around Dunlop's racing know-how.
The SP Sport Maxx RT is Dunlop's ultra-high-performance tyre for sports cars, sporty coupes and quick saloons. Its adaptive compound and asymmetric tread deliver strong dry grip and confident wet cornering, while a large outer shoulder helps it hold tight lines through bends. Independent testers rated its straight-line aquaplaning resistance particularly highly, alongside low rolling resistance that suits higher-mileage drivers. Steering is planted and stable at speed, making it a dependable choice for spirited road driving.
- Adaptive compound derived from motorsport for strong grip
- Asymmetric tread with large outer shoulder for cornering stability
- Strong straight-line aquaplaning resistance in independent tests
- Low rolling resistance to help fuel economy
- Stable, planted feel at higher speeds