Tyre reviews Maxxis HT-770 63

Good tires at a good price! Balanced perfectly. On the road they behave predictably. I'm satisfied with the purchase!

I liked the tire design and the price. It's a great option for me. Good price, behaves well on the road, doesn't skid, doesn't slip, hangs well on the road. For my money, it justifies itself 100%. I've been driving on it for over six months now. I'm looking for wheels for my wife, I'm reading what people write about some tires and I'm hesitating when choosing. Maybe I'll also take Maxxis. The price

I have a Nissan Terrano 2, 2.7 diesel. I mainly use it to drive to my dacha in the Moscow region. Occasionally, I drive it in the city when needed. As for the tires, I can say that it's definitely worth the price, there's no doubt about that. I didn't test it extensively on off-road terrain, but I have driven on light soil and when I entered my property. The car didn't skid even once, despite the

Operated on a Nissan Pathfinder for 2 seasons, size 235/65/17. Performs very well on dry and wet asphalt, quiet on a full load, no road noise. Performs fairly well on wet mud/edges. Even tread wear (check tire pressure and camber). 5 year unlimited mileage warranty on all tires.

After a long search, I finally found tires for my Kia Sportage. I was looking for ones that would allow me to drive around the city without any issues and make small trips on dirt roads outside the city (light off-road). The tire has lived up to its price tag by 110%. It was perfectly balanced. At the service, where I bought it, they promised a lifetime guarantee. I would recommend paying attention to this emerging Taiwanese tire brand.

My tires ran out of season, and I'm content with them. I won't speak about them as some kind of unique product. After all, they're just tires. I didn't notice any particular difference from the previous brand. As soon as I put them on my car, I of course immediately started paying attention to them and tried to feel something unusual. These were Yokohama, and now Maxxis, well, they seem to be good tires, like those, but Maxxis turned

Maxxis company boasts of enhanced tread durability, enhanced sidewall durability, and enhanced tire durability. You might ask where I got this information from? Pff... I read it on the website and it's all detailed there, all the tire-related information about Maxxis! Dynamics of quality, comfort, ease of movement, smooth turns - isn't that a dream come true? I've been driving on Maxxis for a long time and I'm more than satisfied with the result, as I've never

This tire is very much liked, it behaves perfectly on the highway, I like its large tread which allows you to drive in the mountains without fear of a puncture. The rubber is noisy, but for me this is not critical.

Before buying Maxxis NT-770 tires, I drove 120,000 km on Goodrich tires. Of course, they have strong wear resistance! But they are very hard and very noisy on the highway! When I first drove on Maxxis, I was amazed! They are noiseless, handle the road very well. Very soft tires. Good tread. I drove on dirt, I'm a farmer, also very good. Overall, I don't regret buying these tires so far. They are made in China using Japanese technology. Reinforced cord, I haven't been able to say anything about wear yet. My friends also have them, some on a UAZ, some on a Cruiser.

Nothing much to say, if it's a fair description - good and cheap. As expected, I was afraid that the tyre would blow out at the first trip. I've been driving on it for already a year and a half, both in winter and summer, without any notable discomfort. It handles its duties well, both in winter and summer.