Tyre reviews Maxxis M36 36

Overall, the tire is quite good. I was really impressed with its durability (my car is not a lightweight). It handled broken spring roads perfectly. The sidewall is strong and nothing tears. It rustles a bit on the highway, not very pleasant, but maybe I'm just being picky. Good handling on dry asphalt. For the price it cost me last time, I would have bought another one. There are much better options now for the money I paid.

I deliberately chose the quietest and softest for Moscow region roads. And I guessed right. Compared to the previous ones (I won't advertise the brand), they are slightly quieter and softer. I also noticed an increase in traction, i.e. the tyres are more economical. In a nutshell - the tyres are worth the money and fully pay themselves off. Let's see if they have enough resource left for another 40-50,000 km.

I've been driving with these tires for a while now, and I've decided to upgrade to a higher quality model. The tire tracks are barely noticeable, even at high speeds. It handles road imperfections and potholes with ease, and it's barely vibrating on them. The steering is smooth and responsive, but it does feel a bit too sensitive at high speeds - above 150 km/h, it's quite hard to turn the wheel. The car doesn't wander at these speeds. Overall

Compared to the previous tire (Bridgestone Alenza), Maxxis is softer, which makes handling less sharp than Bridgestone, but it passes road joints more smoothly, and road noise is almost imperceptible, with less noise. At the same time, I noticed that fuel consumption increased slightly, for example, with Bridgestone, the average fuel consumption on the highway when driving to the country house was 5.8 l, and with Maxxis - 6.4 l per 100 km on a BMW X3 diesel. However, in general, I am satisfied with the choice and recommend it. Another nuance - sellers often indicate not the full model name, I ordered specifically Maxxis M36 ranflat as indicated by the seller, and the tires were delivered from Krasnodar to Moscow + payment for delivery, and they delivered Maxxis M36 Victra ranflat, which is available in Moscow anyway. Then I read that ranflat is only available with Victra. In general, they confuse the buyer (this is a complaint to the seller Mosavtoshina).

Good tire, bought as an alternative to the Dunlop factory tire.

Bought for Camry, drove for three months - changed them. Unpredictability on wet roads - the car is tossed about in different directions - it was nerve-wracking, in the end had to give up on the tires.

On dry surfaces, everything is fine, even pulls on mud. But, I have to say, for Chinese tires they are quite competitive

Good model, undoubtedly better than its competitors in price. Good road holding. Particularly liked the behavior of the tire in the rain, non-aquaplaning, brakes without ABS engagement, no noise. Only one plus, overall. The price did please me, of course. The tire change came to around 15,000 roubles for a 16-inch rim, which can be considered budget-friendly.

I have looked over many websites and visited several tire shops and I have not found better tires (at least, not at the same price and quality). Maxxis tires are the best, reliable and of good quality! The company appears to be new, but it's obvious that they are not a factory that mass-produces tires, but rather a human-made product. I drive calmly and I'm not worried that something might happen. I recommended them to all my friends and family who bought them, and

I was scratching my head for a long time trying to decide which tires to buy for summer, as the choice was massive. The choice fell on Maxxis M36. Over time, during the summer and autumn period, the tires proved themselves to be simply excellent. They are soft, don't make any noise in general. I've tried them in all speed ranges, and the tires don't back down. They confidently grip the road during turns and accelerate smoothly without slipping. They hold the road perfectly

Excellent tires for the given price segment.