Tyre reviews Maxxis AT-771 Bravo. Page 13 707

I really liked the tires. At a speed of 80-90, you can't feel the transition to the dirt road on one side (when passing an oncoming car on a narrow road). They are soft and quiet. Braking is excellent, handling is good. I installed them as a replacement for the standard 235 width.

Decent, quality, well-balanced

I've been using these tires for at least ten years in the size 225-70-15, from late spring to November, driving everywhere, trying to maintain even wear, but on my car the front tires wear less evenly, so I keep an eye on them and swap them with the rear ones periodically. I have virtually no complaints, it's a wonderful product, it fully performs its tasks everywhere and in any road conditions, both on and off the road. I'm satisfied... YES, the mileage of my tires is always different, currently I will be installing a pair in the spring with approximately 40% wear, the other pair is new, first season.

They suit both asphalt and off-road perfectly. Excellent price-to-quality ratio.

The first impressions of the tires are very positive. The rubber is quiet, especially for A/T. Very soft, railroad crossings and other bumps are passed comfortably. Immediately after purchase, I got caught in heavy rain, handling on wet asphalt is decent.

An unpleasant surprise was the absence of white letters on the tires. The manager said that all claims are to the manufacturer, the photo on the site may not match the real appearance of the tires!

The price is humane, the rubber is good, it didn't fail in peat bogs, it copes with the program worthy. If you don't show off, then I recommend it.

I can't rate the wear resistance and temperature transition as "-". However, compared to Bridgestone and Hankook, Maxxis is more comfortable, i.e. softer, while holding the road well and "absorbing" potholes, confidently on turns. Noise level is normal with this tread. Balancing required minimal weights. Good price/quality ratio.

Good tires, soft.

Excellent summer, slightly off-road tires, wear-resistant, but weak to sidewall damage. Punctured the front wheel, didn't notice and drove 200 meters, the sidewall is ruined. Ordered two similar ones for replacement, the remaining tire will go to the spare. Of the drawbacks - quite noisy on asphalt, but they were not bought for racing, but for trips to nature, fishing and other places (without wild mud fanaticism).

I have driven them for 4 years, only in the summer, I didn't risk in the winter, although some people judging by the reviews drive all year round, the tread is almost not worn out. Not a single puncture, despite trips to the forest on dirt roads and gravel. The tires are excellent for their price. I definitely recommend!