Tyre reviews Maxxis HP-M3 Bravo. Page 11 302

An excellent budget tire, softly and well handles any bumps and potholes, when entering a rut, it doesn't pull to the sides and also easily exits it. I was pleased with the tire's behavior in heavy rain, confidently driving at 100-110 km/h, predictable, didn't feel any aquaplaning, in turns it goes clearly and brakes well, immediately and without extra presses on the brake pedal. The only thing that didn't quite like is the balancing 30-50g per wheel, expected no more than 15-20g, but maybe after running-in it will be better balanced. And in general, the impressions of this tire during operation are only good.

I've driven about 2-3 thousand km. While rinsing the wheels at the car wash, I noticed a bulge (more precisely, something between a bulge and a sidewall cut). The tire shop refused to work on it (claiming it's too close to the inner rim). I had to buy a new wheel, even though the tread was still great. It was on the rear axle.

Hello everyone! I liked the tires, the mileage on them is about 10,000 km. They are soft, not noisy, and handle the road well. The wear is moderate. I recommend them. I didn't drive in winter and don't plan to, so my assessment of handling on snow and ice is purely symbolic.

For this vehicle the tires are excellent

Before that was Cordiant Road Runner, this is heaven and earth. This tire is much quieter, softer, and holds the road confidently.

The tires were a pleasant surprise. When driving, there is almost no noise, much quieter than Nitto. I'm satisfied with the purchase

The price and quality are even higher, the only downside is that they are a bit noisy. Everything else is fine.

It has been driven 45,000 km on the highway.

Quite quiet, holds the road well.
So far, there are no complaints.
I didn't feel the difference with European ones

The tires are very noisy. The noisiest in 16 years of driving a car. Like somehow winter studded ones. This is the only minus