
Dunlop SP Sport BluResponse: High Performance, No Compromise.. 19"
102,00 € - 245,00 €
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Quick Guide to Markings & Features
- XL: Extra Load – Reinforced tyre for heavier vehicles and higher air pressure.
- MFS: Rim Guard – A built-in protector to help prevent alloy wheel kerbing.
- Wear Performance: Engineered with advanced polymers to ensure even pressure distribution and extended mileage.
- MO / ★ / AO / VW: Original Equipment – Specifically tuned for Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, or Volkswagen factory standards.
Popular Vehicles for these 19" Sizes
These 19-inch sizes are typically fitted to top-of-the-range performance models and luxury saloons/estates in Ireland, offering the ultimate in handling, grip, and visual appeal:
- Audi A4 / A5 S-Line / S4 / S5: High-performance Audi models often using staggered or specific AO fitments.
- BMW 3 & 4 Series (M Sport): Performance models utilizing specific OE markings for optimum dynamics and handling.
- Volkswagen Arteon / Passat R-Line: Flagship models requiring low-profile performance tyres.
- Mercedes-Benz C-Class / E-Class AMG Line: Executive performance saloons and estates using the MO fitments.
- Ford Focus RS / Mustang: High-performance models that rely on these aggressive tyre sizes for maximum road holding.
Summer Tyres & The Irish Climate
Summer tyres use specialized hard compounds for maximum dry/wet precision above 7°C. In Ireland’s mild climate, enthusiasts prefer the Dunlop SP Sport BluResponse for its uncompromising high-speed stability and shorter braking distances, though All-Season options remain popular for those seeking year-round "peace of mind."
Load Rating: Maximum Weight Capacity Explained
The load index is a numerical code representing the maximum weight in kgs that a single tyre can safely carry. To ensure safety, the combined capacity of all four tyres must exceed the vehicle’s total weight when fully loaded.
Speed Rating: Maximum Velocity Explained
Represented by a letter, the speed rating indicates the maximum kph a tyre can maintain over a prolonged period. Higher speed ratings are engineered to handle the heat and stresses generated at faster speeds more effectively.
Quick Reference Guide
- Check your requirements: You can find the specific requirements for your vehicle on the tyre information plate (usually located on the driver-side door pillar) or in the owner's manual.
- Replacement rule: It is vital never to fit a tyre with a lower load index or speed rating than those recommended by the manufacturer.
- Common Ratings: Standard ratings include T (190 kph), H (210 kph), and V (240 kph). You can view a full conversion table below..


Popular 19" Sizes
- 225, 35, R19, 88Y, XL
- 225, 40, R19, 93Y, XL
- 225, 40, R19, 92Y, XL, MO (Mercedes-Benz)
- 225, 40, R19, 92Y, XL, VW (Volkswagen)
- 225, 45, R19, 95Y, XL, MFS
- 235, 35, R19, 91Y, XL
- 235, 35, R19, 91Y, XL, MO (Mercedes-Benz)
- 235, 40, R19, 96W, XL
- 235, 45, R19, 95W
- 245, 35, R19, 93Y, XL
- 245, 40, R19, 98Y, XL, MFS, MO (Mercedes-Benz)
- 245, 40, R19, 98Y, XL, ★ (BMW)
- 255, 35, R19, 96Y, XL
- 255, 40, R19, 100Y, XL, AO (Audi)





