Tyre reviews Maxxis HP-M3 Bravo. Page 7 299

I purchased Maxxis HP-M3 Bravo 235/50 R19 99V (7544 rubles) 4 years ago, supplementing the review.

The tires are very good, the remaining tread is approximately 50%-45%, I'm not being dishonest, new ones drove on dry and wet roads with no issues, now they don't grip as well on wet roads but still okay.

4 years mostly in Moscow and the Moscow region, and also to Crimea 3 times, Sochi, the Golden Ring, my son rides a downhill bike, and by the way, the bike tires are also Maxxis, I mean that they handle mountains and off-road terrain pretty well. I recommend buying them.

Compared to the stock Viatti, Bosco becomes understandable how far Chinese manufacturers have moved forward. Viatti in comparison is a hard tire. Noisy, but it must be given credit, very durable.

Maxxis after them is a standard of comfort, acoustic comfort and handling). The car has become more comfortable. Balanced perfectly. They steer perfectly at speed, no feeling of wandering. On a wet road, there are no complaints. Despite the comfort and softness, the sidewalls are strong. On the highway, they withstood fairly large potholes without any problems.

Wear is moderate.

These are summer tires, so (for obvious reasons) I didn't even try to drive on snow with them.

Maxxis HP-M3 Bravo 235/50 R-19 tyres. I really liked the tyres, although I've just got a little bit of mileage on them, they hold the road well, both on dry and wet asphalt. No wobbling in the track, good aquaplaning, noise level on a four and the sidewall of the tyre is sturdy.

I recently bought such tires and they are pleasing to everyone, soft, do not feel the track at all, fairly quiet, let's see how they hold up in terms of durability. But it wasn't without a grain of sand, the tires turned out to be probably stuck during installation, as they simply wobbled on the wheel, it was impossible to pump up, had to drive to another tire shop where they inflated them with a blast of air.

Great tire for summer, highly recommend to everyone!!! Performs well on the track, and on gravel. Wet road as on rails, no fear of impacts, side wall is armoured. A bit noisy. Minimal wear. Very active driving style.

I replaced Yokohama Geolander G055 with new ones. Didn't feel any difference compared to Yokohama except for the price: handling, acoustic comfort, aquaplaning and overall feel remained the same, excellent tire.

Soft, quiet, minimal wear (70% highway, 30% city)
Giving it a 4 due to aquaplaning - be careful in puddles, especially in corners ))

They keep the road, drive over puddles straight - not slip, joints on the asphalt - soft. Noise - didn't hear (noise isolation might be good), although I drove with the windows open too - the city's noise and the sound of the wheels don't drown it out.

The tire has a wavy tread pattern - it's very noticeable on a wheel balancer. At first it was very noisy, then it was worn down. It doesn't hold water well - obviously the tread pattern geometry is wrong, even though it has wide grooves. In short, it's a B-85 grade, and in my opinion it should be cheaper.

P.S. Don't do wheel balancing at Mosavtozhitel - they do it badly!!!

Not the quietest, but not the loudest either. A decently strong tire, proven not only by pothole repairs, but also by gravel and mountain roads. Suitable for "non-Jeep" dismounts from asphalt. Didn't try it in winter, but I re-tired early enough and didn't experience any issues with morning frost.