Tyre reviews Maxxis MA-Z4S Victra 339

It's quite well behaved in the 18-inch size.
A bit on the firm side, but in the rain and wet it really comes alive and you feel ultra secure.
It behaves perfectly well in the dry too.
The one main gripe is the excessive noise at high speeds.
The mileage is mostly highway and lots of long trips.
It's ideal for durability, and that's probably down to the medium hardness of the compound.
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When I purchased in 2018, there were doubts about the quality of the Chinese manufacturer, but a visual inspection and tactile sensations helped to make a decision. The tires were well-balanced on the native R19 disks, no more than 25-35 grams. I ran them in at low speeds and immediately drove to Kazakhstan. I liked the tires, they are not afraid of rutting, they follow the set course in turns, and do not tilt. The noise is the same as on the native Toyo, no more, no less. They brake excellently on both dry and wet roads, do not skid on turns, and during the time of use, I had to brake extremely several times, everything is fine! They cut through puddles, there is no aquaplaning, at least up to 100 km/h for sure. Of course, in the fifth year of operation with a tread residue of about 1.5 mm, they started to plan a bit. I've already driven them for five seasons with moderately aggressive driving, I can drive them for another season... I definitely recommend purchasing them, for this price, this tire is one of the leaders, that's for sure!!!

Encountered a warranty case on this tyre, it was a very interesting case.

Punctured a tire, drove to the point where the tire was purchased to have it repaired. The fitters installed a plug and estimated the repair at 500 RUB, I went to pay at the cash desk, and the cashier, learning that I was a Maxxis customer, informed me that the service would be free of charge. About the tyre. The tyre is hard, but at high

I took it as a replacement for the outdated summer Continental UHP. The car is not new and has already become a workhorse, so I didn't bother searching for branded tires at an adequate price through buyers and parallel importers. Instead, I decided to monitor the market and purchase something worthy locally. Naturally, the primary factor was the price, followed by the manufacturer's rating, brand history, tests, and other factors. Based on the above, Maxxis, this model, turned out to be an optimal option. The first impressions after receiving the tires were pleasant - the tire is very soft, well-made, and even beautiful, with some bulges, but for this price, it's a sin to even mention it. I was also amused by the abundance of markings typical of Asian manufacturers, including M+S (on a summer tire).

During installation, the tire was comfortable, and the service staff praised it, balancing easily and effortlessly. On the road, it's very comfortable, "swallowing" many bumps that were unpleasant on the Conti, with a soft ride, so much so that it raises concerns about instability and drift, but during the break-in period, you understand that the tire holds the road very well, with impressive braking qualities. However, I wouldn't dare test it at maximum speeds, as the rubber compound is very soft, and the laws of physics still apply.

Regarding durability, I'll note my personal experience: while parking, I slightly rubbed against a curb at a minimal speed, and the tire easily cracked in the area of contact, so I would warn fans of parking close to curbs. There is a protective rim for the disc, quite prominent, but due to the softness of the tire, it may not save the disc from damage, as it compresses quite easily.

Among the drawbacks, I'll note and repeat many of the already mentioned complaints about acoustic discomfort: this tire is very loud. If you're not a fan of listening to the radio or music in your car, the noise will quickly get on your nerves and become annoying, possibly helped by additional sound insulation, but after the Continental, the difference is noticeable.

In conclusion, I can say that this is one of the best options for its price, but it's not worth putting it on the same level as top-brand flagships and saying they're equal. However, without pretenses to prestige and perfectionism, it's an excellent everyday summer tire option.
* I gave it five stars in winter disciplines so as not to lower the model's rating; developers, please take into account that it's foolish to judge a summer tire by winter characteristics.

Good tires. They are soft enough for my 245/40/R19 profile, which can be judged by both driving and how the tires fit on the wheels. I always do the tire mounting myself, since I have the opportunity. After replacing the tires, the car is unrecognizable - it's quiet and soft. The tires make almost no noise, of course, it strongly depends on the asphalt. They handle great, but I haven't driven recklessly. I haven't had a chance to drive on rainy roads yet in this dry summer of 2022, but I think it will be excellent, considering the tread pattern. However, it's not worth letting your guard down in any weather conditions. The set cost 44,800 rubles, with each tire costing 11,200 rubles (as of 29.07.2022). For such a size, I consider this a good price.

Trouble struck, my tires were stolen. I bought the first ones I was recommended, they were maxxis and I was thrilled that I had bought them, then I decided to check the reliability of my purchase and browse the internet, naturally I found a sea of positive reviews, it seems the company is very good!

On the official website, I found a catalog, looked through the types of tires they have, there was a lot of information, contacts, where the salons are located,

When my previous Kumho tires wore out, I decided to look for the same ones, but I couldn't find them. Neither by order, nor in nearby cities, nor in warehouses were they available. Then I decided to read reviews about some tires. I read about Marshal, Sailun, Maxxis tires. I didn't pay much attention to the price, I looked at the quality and characteristics of the tires. I stopped my choice on Maxxis MA-Z4S Victra. From the reviews, I read that the tires are hard, noisy. But I wouldn't say that. Yes, they are a bit noisy in the city on rough asphalt, but on the highway on smooth asphalt, they are almost inaudible. Hard - I wouldn't say that. They hold the course perfectly, don't lead in turns, perfectly keep the trajectory of the turn, like on rails. I didn't drive into puddles much. The maximum speed I drove through a puddle was 65 km/h, the tire didn't even feel like it drove through a puddle, it was like it cut through it, thanks to the tread pattern. There was no aquaplaning either. On wet asphalt, the car's behavior on such tires is predictable. The grip with the road is excellent. The braking qualities are also excellent. The tire is wear-resistant.

Bought 4, 2 are just perfect!! 3 are slightly asymmetrical! 4 IS JUST CROOKED!!???! (NEW) If you're going to buy, collect at the place of purchase!! If there's a defect, you can refuse!!! or replace Claims are inevitable with a headache (claim month?) or money or they'll give it back to you Good luck!!

Installed the tires on the Passat B5, it looks simply fantastic. Handling is 10 out of 10. I really liked how the tire tread is specifically designed for asphalt. I even enjoyed driving in the rain. Everyone else has to slow down, but I'm driving confidently. Braking in the rain and dry conditions is almost the same. I'm also glad that it balanced out without any issues and wore in smoothly. I'm extremely satisfied with everything!

As I had almost worn down my old tires to the cord, I started looking for a replacement. I spent a long time choosing, reading reviews, and calculating the cost. I noticed that Maxxis (China) offers tires at an extremely low price, which initially made me skeptical. I read the reviews and my concerns dissipated. I watched videos of drifting festivals and concluded that the company takes its reputation seriously, and even offers a warranty on their tires (oh, those marketing folks!). As I