Dunlop SP Sport Maxx GT ROF UHP Summer 315/35R20 110W XL Passenger Tire
- Brand:
- Dunlop
- Model Number:
- SP Sport Maxx GT ROF 265027414
- UPC:
- 697662120568
- EAN:
- 0697662120568
- Walmart SKU:
- 182632299
Recent downward movement established $324.22 pricing, now 0.0% below the quarterly average.
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$324.08 |
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$324.22 | |
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$324.22 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Dunlop SP Sport Maxx GT ROF UHP Summer 315/35R20 110W XL Passenger Tire since 2/9/2026. The most recent price update was on Jul 2, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $324.22 (lowest on 2/9/2026) to $324.22 (highest on 2/9/2026). The average price during this period is $324.22.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $324.22 (Jul 1) to $324.22 (Jul 1) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $324.22.
Customer Insights: Rated 3.67/5 from 24 reviews.
I just turned over 93,000 on a set of Open Country AT II ALL that I bought on 9/8/2018!!!!! I drive a 2017 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 4x4 pickup. I drive mostly on local highways but I live on a gravel road and use the truck to pull both a horse trailer and camper and usually go where the roads are 2 track dirt and gravel roads. I have done minimum tire rotation and have never had to have an alignment. To say I am happy with these tires is an understatement. My only problem is my local tire dealer no longer carries Toyo tires.
I have been chasing a vibration in my f150 for 1year. I have always run a middle of the road tire with no issues previously. A very close friend runs a mechanic shop and has searched for the vibration numerous times this included road force balancing the previous set of tires multiple times and they checked out and showed good. After fighting this for about a year I decided to try a set of Toyo AT3 tires since I have heard nothing but good things. I now have a couple hundred miles on them and the vibration is gone. I love these tires so far but I do live in a rual area and run lots of gravel back roads so time will tell how well they wear. My first impression is that the people at Toyo knocked it out of the pack with these tires. Thanks guys and girls for a great product.
I've owned a very large amount of 4x4 trucks and always purchased BFG's but after four separate sets, 2x KO2's and 2x KO3's I just gave up on them as no one could ever balance them correctly so I switched to the Toyo's and wow!
Over all been a good tire to have through mud dirt snow ice always got me where i needed go have 58,000 miles on my current set an they are about done def wont pass next years safety inspection
If you drive a 1 done pickup, these tires are horrible on wet roads. The rear will spin at every stop. Start and go
Tires are fine but three of the rims were damaged during the process of putting the tires on.
Tires look cheap Walmart Auto ruined my wheels, all four instead is stopping at one when they couldn't get old tire off. Walmart ended up paying for all new rims for me. I would never, ever go back or tell anyone anything good about them. Tires have literally no tread.
My 2025 TRD Pro came with OEM Toyo A/T lll on it. After 1000 miles, the car shakes like crazy and 2 of the tires tested way out of spec on road force tests, so they are already going bad or are bad. (2x the accepted limit in the road force tests). The tires they supply for OEM are different than what they sell retail and many owners of brand new TRD Pros are reporting problems already. Crazy thing is I called Toyo and they said that they only cover up to 2 tires maximum under warranty. Huh? So if another one goes bad, I guess I'm just out of luck!? Also, the more annoying part is this: I asked them to replace all 4 tires with the retail version (not the low quality OEM) and I offered to pay the difference for the 2 tires that tested better. They said no, the only option is to get the two bad OEM tires replaced with 2 new OEM lower quality tires. So basically they are saying: you are stuck riding on low quality OEM tires. They were very kind in letting me know that I can buy 4 new retail tires if I wanted… lol… so basically they put inferior quality tires on a 70k car, only cover a max of 2 tires under warranty (what???) and they refuse to make things right by at least working with you to minimize the damage when you offer to. This will most likely be my first and last Toyo set in this lifetime. There are plenty of other great options out there in this segment. What a joke of a situation when you think about it. Stay away if you have an option. Imagine buying 4 tires and only being able to replace 2 if they are bad… lol
I bought these tires for my Tundra less than 4 years ago. I picked these since they were AT and had a 65K warranty on them. Less than 45K on the tires and they are dry rotting. I was told that unless the steel belt is showing, Toyo will not honor the warranty. I will forever inform others of my poor experience with Toyo.
Today I had the second sidewall failure on these tires. Clearly there is an issue with these. Never had a failure prior to purchasing Toyo tires. Tried to plug the sidewall to keep going but was not successful. Company will not respond and it's been close to 2 months. Never buy Toyo
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $324.22 (Jul 1) to $324.22 (Jul 1) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $324.22.
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| $324.22 | $+0.00 | +0.0% | |
| $324.22 | $+0.00 | +0.0% | |
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $324.08 (Jul 28) to $324.08 (Jul 28) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $324.08.
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| $324.08 | — | — |