Dunlop SP Sport Maxx GT600 285/35 ZR20 104Y XL MFS Runflat

RunFlat technology allows the tire to continue supporting the vehicle's weight for a limited distance (typically around 50 miles) at a reduced speed (usually up to 50 mph) even after losing all air pressure. This provides the ability to reach a safe location without immediate roadside assistance.

Check your vehicle's owner's manual or the sticker located on the driver's side doorjamb. It will list the original equipment tire sizes and specifications.

MFS stands for Maximum Flange Shield. It is a rubber strip on the tire's sidewall designed to protect your wheel rim from damage caused by accidental contact with curbs or pavements.

Repairing RunFlat tires is generally not recommended by manufacturers and many professionals, as driving on a deflated tire can damage the internal structure. Consult with a reputable tire dealer for specific advice on potential repairs.

XL (Extra Load) tires are designed to carry a higher load capacity than standard load tires of the same size. They are often used on heavier vehicles or vehicles that require higher performance parameters.

It is recommended to check tire pressure at least once a month and before long trips, or any time temperatures change significantly. Always use the pressure recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.

Ensure the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) has been reset by a professional installer. Verify tire pressures are set to the vehicle manufacturer's recommended levels.

Check for proper tire inflation, balance, and alignment. Inspect the tire for any visible damage or foreign objects. Consult a tire professional.

Once the RunFlat has been used, drive to the nearest safe location and contact roadside assistance or a qualified tire service center. The tire may need to be replaced.

MFS provides a layer of protection but cannot guarantee against all types of damage. Inspect the wheel for any bends or deep gouges. Consult a wheel repair specialist if necessary.