Dunlop Tires
Feel the Road
With origins dating back to John Boyd Dunlop's invention of the pneumatic tire, Dunlop represents over a century of motorsport heritage, high-performance grip, and OEM equipment.
✦ Brand Positioning & Target Segments
Supported Vehicle Types:
- • Sports Cars
- • Passenger Cars
- • Motorcycles
- • SUVs
✦ Warranty & Replacement Coverage
Standard replacement and treadwear warranties on select passenger lines.
Dunlop Product Families
Core tire engineering lines categorized by performance role and intended application.
Sport Maxx Series
Ultra-high-performance tire lineup engineered for sports cars with maximum dry braking and responsive steering.
- ✓ Multi-radius tread technology
- ✓ Hybrid Kevlar overlay
- ✓ Enhanced rim protection
Popular Dunlop Tire Sizes
Frequently Asked Questions: Dunlop
Who makes Dunlop tires today?
Dunlop tire brand rights are managed regionally, primarily by Sumitomo Rubber Industries in Asia/Europe and Goodyear in North America.
Specialized Tire & Wheel Tools
Tire Size Calculator
Calculate comprehensive measurements and rolling specs for any individual tire.
Tire Size Comparison
Side-by-side dimensional comparison between two tire setups with visual delta.
Tire Diameter Calculator
Find overall diameter and ground clearance differences between profiles.
Tire Circumference Calculator
Calculate rolling distance and revolutions per mile/km for odometer checks.
Speedometer Calculator
Calculate speed reading variances caused by tire diameter changes across speeds.
Tire Size Chart
Explore 70+ common automotive tire sizes, specs, and standard applications.
Automotive Fitment & Safety Advisory
Calculations presented on TireSizeChecker.com are nominal mathematical projections. Actual installed rolling dimensions fluctuate depending on rim width matching, tire manufacturing tolerances (TRA/ETRTO standards), pneumatic inflation pressure, dynamic speed expansion, and vehicle cornering loads.
Always verify mechanical suspension clearance, brake caliper clearance, wheel fender lip clearance, speedometer recalibration, and load/speed ratings with a certified tire technician before mounting non-OEM tire sizes.