Dunlop D952 Offroad Tires

The Dunlop D952 is a value-driven, heavy-duty off-road tire designed specifically for recreational trail riders and weekend warriors. Modeled after the highly popular Dunlop D752, the D952 features a slightly modified tread pattern that delivers predictable grip and cornering stability across a wide variety of intermediate-to-hard terrains.

While professional-level motocross race tires prioritize ultimate traction at the expense of rapid wear, the D952 takes a different approach. It is engineered with a high-durability rubber compound specifically formulated to resist chunking, tearing, and premature wear on rocky, abusive trails. This makes it the ideal choice for off-road riders looking for consistent, long-lasting performance without the hassle and expense of mounting fresh rubber after every few rides.

Features:

• High-Durability Compound: Specially formulated rubber resists chunking and tearing when navigating sharp rocks, roots, and hardpack terrain.

• Versatile Tread Pattern: Based on the legendary D752 design, offering excellent forward bite and lateral grip in intermediate off-road conditions.

• Extended Tread Life: Engineered to significantly outlast soft-compound race tires, making it an exceptional value for recreational riders.

• Reinforced Knobs: Increased knob base radius adds stability and prevents the tread blocks from flexing or tearing under hard acceleration.

• Cost-Effective: Delivers premium Dunlop manufacturing quality and reliable trail performance at a highly competitive price point.

Fitment Note:

• Tube Requirement: This is a Tube Type (TT) tire and must be installed with an inner tube. It is not designed for tubeless applications.

• Off-Road Only: This tire is strictly designed for off-road recreational use and is NOT DOT approved for street or highway use.

• The "Ironman" of Trail Tires: If you are frustrated by how quickly your bike chews through high-end, soft-compound motocross race tires (like the Geomax MX series) on rocky logging roads and desert trails, the D952 should be a consideration. It trades a tiny fraction of race-pace grip for a massive increase in overall lifespan. It is the perfect "mount it and forget it" tire for a full season of weekend trail riding.
• Tire Pressure Guidelines: For general trail riding on intermediate terrain, a standard pressure of 12 to 14 PSI is recommended to balance grip and prevent pinch flats. If you are riding in particularly rocky areas, lean toward 14 PSI to protect your rims and tubes from sharp impacts. Always ensure your rim locks are fully tightened to prevent the tire from spinning on the rim and tearing the valve stem out of your tube.