Tyre reviews Maxxis AT-771 Bravo. Страница 9 686

Good tire, but I haven't driven on snow and ice with it because it's still summer here in Crimea, and I have a studded tire for winter. I'd recommend this tire, it's a good value for the price.

Hello everyone, who has decided to buy Maxxis AT-771 Bravo tires in size 265/75/16! My choice was carefully considered, as I had heard a lot about this tire. But if I'm honest, I expected the worst! I put this tire on my "Patriot Sport" instead of a very good M/T tire of the same size, which I had driven for about a year and was satisfied with. But I decided to try an A/T

He's happy with the purchase. Good performance on mud. Not too noisy. The price-performance ratio is wonderful.

The tire is acceptable for asphalt driving as the rating matches the claimed features. I took a 225 size, which felt heavy, but with offset +25 and a 7-inch rim, there is a noticeable improvement in handling with the Maxxis. Compared to the Goodyear set that was previously installed, the Maxxis seems to be quieter during acceleration and braking.

Bought the second set, I drive all year round, I live in the Urals. It suits me perfectly. A bit disappointed with the wear: I had expected to last longer. On the Jeep Patriot I tried to keep up with the UAZ, "rivals" were surprised. Anyway, it's a worthy tire, and at such a price.

I bought tires for summer city driving, and left them on all summer. They grip dusty roads confidently! In the city, they don't even rustle. And on the highway, at speeds of 110-140, you can barely hear them. In previous summer seasons, I had Pirelis on my car. No difference in noise at all! And this car is already 7 years old. And I had four before that. My driving experience goes back to '88. So,

Great tire. Doesn't make any noise on asphalt. Soft. Installed just to see how it will behave in further exploitation. Looks great.

Excellent tires for almost all terrain! Bough in April for Dad's Pickup, which I most frequently ride, runs perfectly on asphalt, holds up well during sharp turns, quiet, and performs wonderfully on wet roads, doesn't slip and in moderate mud, if one lowers it a bit, they’re capable of a lot, I know what I’m talking about, having a UAZ on military bridges and on 35 Extreme rubber! Excellent AT tire with a strong sidewall, no worse than AT

I bought a Nokian Hakkapeliitta Suvs instead, the noise is gone and it's slightly softer over bumps. Small mileage so far, but I'm satisfied for now.

The tires were bought to replace the Yokohama Geolandar G900 225/55 R17 that came with my Forester from the factory. I replaced them after one season or about 15-20 thousand km. When I installed them, the tire fitter warned (apparently based on the M+S marking) that they would be noisier and I didn't expect a high level of acoustic comfort. However, it turned out that the noise was much less than from the same