Tyre reviews Maxxis M8060 Trepador 36

For a long time, I was choosing the tire in my native size 205/70R15, I didn't want to change the size - I don't like the countryside, first I thought I needed AT tires, but I understood that they are "0" on the mud, and I started looking for a dirty one. But how can I drive on a dirty tire every day? 70% of my time is in the city, and 30% in the mud

First impressions of the treaded 12-inch shied tire Maxxis M8060 Trepador 31x10.5x15 109Q, which I installed on my Niva Lynx: holds better over ice than the treaded Stallker, apparently the lugs help and its "softness" (much softer than the Stallker and comparable to Kumho). Deep snow, with 0.5 bar pressure in the front wheels and 0.4 in the back,

I bought tires on my Niva 2121, didn't drive too much on them, but tried them out a few times in mud while hunting for ducks, and I liked how they handled on loose mud, not too much slide, handling is good, would like to try them out on snow soon, think I'll give it a shot soon.

I bought it 2 seasons ago, so this season will be my 3rd. The tire is of course not for all vehicles, even a fool understands that. The tire handles its off-road duties perfectly. I really like the tire, but let me assure potential buyers: mine was made in Taiwan and it's a great quality! I've worn it down to 65% of the original tread depth - I'll definitely buy the same one again. The price-quality ratio is really satisfying.

Three years of use have led to the following conclusions:

1 - The tyre is relatively slow-wearing, with a remaining tread depth of 13-14 mm after three seasons, I do not think it was more than 15 mm new, I have not driven a lot but still it is quite a lot.

2 - The sidewall is extremely stiff, it often surprised me, at the same time it is not too hard, the usual pressure on the road is

The tyre pays for itself 100%.
Excellent stability on the track at high speed (120 km/h on the highway is already a lot for such a tyre).
Almost no noise, until the tread starts to wear off on the front edges. Why front edge - because on the back, after 9,000 km, nothing wore off.
Handles very well on wet mud. On wet clay, it smears, but if you give it some gas,

Recently had a friend fit Dunlop tyres on his Grand Vitara old. Only positive impressions. This tyre is quiet and comfortable with good handling, for the price it's a great option. Haven't had to deal with serious mud, runs on gravel like asphalt, no issues at all. What surprised me is it's almost silent.

Excellent tires. They grip well, corner well. They do slide a bit on dirty inclines, but easily correct with a slight lift off the accelerator.

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I've always dreamed of owning a rugged 4x4 jeep, wearing a cowboy hat, and feeling like a real tough guy and a Casanova. While researching tires, I came across YouTube videos that caught my attention. I was particularly drawn to the aggressive-looking and affordable MAXXiS M8060. On pavement, it produces the expected noise, as it should. I think the tread design is good at gripping roots and tight soil areas when navigating difficult terrain. A tough tire. I hope