Tyre reviews Maxxis MA-SLW Presa Spike 31

With the windows open, the only sound is the faint hum of the studs, which disappear altogether when the windows are closed. On the snow and ice it grips beautifully and on the dirt roads it moves like a tank. 2 years of mountain driving has seen zero blowouts, no cuts or picking, and despite having lost 3-4 studs per wheel over that time, no surprises. Overall, I highly recommend it.

I've purchased this product for the third time. The review is simply excellent and the price is around 4000? which is quite reasonable.

The tire is mounted on a Gazel, I drive 3- T in the East and 2- T. The mileage of this model of tire, from my previous purchase, exceeds 100000 km.

BOUGHT TYRES FROM PORTER AFTER 10,000KM RUN They wore out at the same spot. All other attributes are great. Worth the money. Highly recommended.

215/75/R16. Ran for 50,000 km over 6 seasons, put to finish the 7th season (but it's better to replace them). Transit rear-wheel drive, not sparco, without constant weight, constantly skids on rolled snow and ice. Perhaps that's why they wore out and many studs came out. I retreaded them myself, drove for two winters. I drive actively - accelerations, braking, turns at the limit, 90% city cycle, which also affects the condition. There are no questions about handling - puddles and snow on the road are not a problem. For the last two years, I often carried 2 tons and even 2.5 tons (a cunning client). There are no questions about durability. Previously, on a front-wheel drive Transit, I had 225/70/R15 of the same brand, winter and summer tires. Also, the durability is excellent. They lasted longer than the current ones. These ones have a problem with wear resistance. The summer tires ran for 75,000 km and that's it. For commercial tires, it's not enough. Everything else is very satisfying. Perhaps, if you drive smoothly in the city and often on the highway, they will last longer. I'm looking for a different brand in the hope of a larger resource.

Used in winter 2024. It grips well, traction is excellent. Doesn't get stuck anywhere. Holds the road well. Handles potholes normally.

Before that, I had Maxxis wintermaxx, but by the third season they had worn out and were losing their properties, but in general, I had no complaints about the Maxxis tread life during my time of use. However, I realized that I needed studs for my trips to the countryside. And I did. From the very beginning, I noticed the rumble from the studs, but after a couple of weeks, either I got used to it or the tire stopped making noise. Other

Normal tires, I used to have Pirelli Winter Carving, and in comparison, these tires are way better: they grip snow, brake and grip ice like a charm. Even on Pirelli, I couldn't get unstuck. They make little noise. After one season of wearing off, I'd lose 2-3 studs on a tire, which I consider acceptable.

Great tires. Met all my expectations. In the spring on a dirt road, it also works great. Not noisy. Grippy.

Excellent tires, buying my 3rd set, installed on two different cars, one set on the rear spark and on the Ducato. The first set lasted 7 seasons, approximately 90,000 km in total, the price-to-quality ratio is excellent, for those who are in doubt, buy with confidence. Handles impacts perfectly.

Great tire, fourth winter still 60% tread! Normal ride! I drive a Boxer, snow, ice - no problem, it grips as needed! And those who write that it doesn't hold the road and is noisy, . I had such a case, the installer messed up the direction, a stupid guy!! installed it correctly and everything is OK!