Tyre reviews Maxxis AT-771 Bravo. Страница 7 686

I bought the tires deliberately, considering the price/quality ratio, I think the tires are normal. Previously, on the Duster, I had Goodyear AT. I chose between Nokian Outpost (but the price is higher), I chose this one. On asphalt, it's not very noisy, on moderate off-road it drives normally (I didn't go into heavy mud), I don't plan to drive in winter.

I bought tires for the Chevrolet Niva, I've been using these tires all year round in the Kaluga region, they performed well both in winter and summer.

Ordinary A/T tires, nothing outstanding.
They do not reach the level of the two previous sets of Cooper.
Probably the quality of the rubber compound is more stable than the "cheap Chinese" ones.
The sidewall is soft; this will be a problem on stones.
In size 265-65R18 (31.6"), it does not feel the asphalt rut, which is pleasant.

Excellent tires. Highway and off-road - everything is fine. No lateral roll, moderately noisy, grip the road well.

Good tires, balanced with a small load. I drive mainly on asphalt, low noise, as some write that it is very noisy - it's not true. The tire is soft, the car weighs 3 tons. At a hundred it's very comfortable. I like the tread pattern and the usefulness of the tread, I hope it will prove itself in the mud, I haven't had to get into it yet. In general, I recommend this model.

They are quite soft slippers in size 235/70/16. On asphalt, they swallow small bumps, I drove a bit into the mud... They get dirty, but crawl. The tread is slick, similar to the Yokohama Geolandar 012 (I had one, I know what I'm talking about). As for durability, I can't judge yet, I've only driven about 1000 km. 34 thousand for a set, in our difficult times, I didn't find any other alternative for myself. I think the tires are quite good. In terms of handling, they are a bit rolly after highway driving. You get used to it. They brake normally. After 120 km/h, the tires start to make noise, but that's what you expect from AT tires. They were balanced pretty well, no more than 60 grams. The only thing that disappointed me is that the Chinese started to save on white paint)) They no longer paint the writing on the tires. My tires are from 2023, black and boring) The website for sending reviews asked me to fill out all the rating scales, but since I didn't operate them in winter, I gave 2 points for snow and ice, only studded tires are good for winter. And for wear, which hasn't shown itself in 1000 km, I gave 4 points. All the best

It's been three years with these tires on my jeep, 315/17.
This year, they started to slip on wet clay and lose traction on sharp turns. But that's on wet surfaces. The tread is already 6-7mm, time to change them.
The tires are awesome. I put them on and never took them off. Been to Crimea. Would only take these.
For the money, they're simply top-notch.

I drive both in the city and for fishing. As many have already written, but to the point, I don't recommend going in deep mud without a full four-wheel drive system. I manage to drive to fishing in the rain when others aren't going, without any issues, drifting. It costs its money 100%, the only minus is that it makes a lot of noise on the highway, but I don't bother with that. Wear and tear at the end of the season is almost un

Upon entering a turn, even at a speed of 50 km/h, there is a whistle of the tires. There is a slight deviation from the trajectory. The road's camber is felt very strongly, which worsens the handling. The braking is also disappointing.

Great tires! ?? My size 215/70r16. Now I can compare it to something. I had Bridgestone all-season tires, the car rode like a car from the showroom, stiff and noisy. I swapped them for Dunlop Grandtrek AT3 215/70r16 - good tires, very durable rubber, resistant to wear! But very noisy, literally to a growl! And now Maxxis! It's just heaven and earth! So soft, but at