Tyre reviews Maxxis Premitra HP5. Page 2 213

Guys, I haven't installed the tires yet, but the characteristics are incorrect. It's a class C tire for gasoline, not class B, as stated on the website. This is indicated on the label on the tire itself!!!

Excellent tires. They grip the road well, are confident in turns, not noisy, and balance well. I drive on the highway every day at 120-140 km/h. For the price - super!!!
Next time I will buy the same ones.
No worse than Hankook 225/60/17, which was installed from the factory, Hyundai Tucson TL, 2.0, 4wd.

Despite being Chinese, the tires pleasantly surprised with their behavior on dry and wet roads (even in heavy rain). In steep and long turns, the car enters confidently, without skidding or slipping. There are no complaints about braking on dry and wet roads.

I haven't noticed any disadvantages. Multivan. All 4 wheels are on this tire. They handle the road well, both dry and wet. I'm satisfied with the price and quality.

Great tires. Bought them before our trip to Crimea. Hold well at high speed. Brake well. Silent. Did not notice wear. Do not splash through puddles.

I bought this tire for my sister, she doesn't drive much so durability isn't a major concern for her. Of course they're noisy. At the time I bought them, they were the cheapest option in the 205/70R16 size. Winter performance 5 stars only because they're not a winter tire.

Good tires. Powerful tread. Soft rubber. Tread pattern is clear. Grip is excellent. Haven't been on a wet road yet.

Advantages:
1. The price at the time of purchase in 2019 for a tire size of 205/60 R16 - 3700 rubles.
Disadvantages:
1. The tire is noisy;
2. Low wear resistance;
3. Degradation of properties over time.
Note:
The tires were purchased before the summer season of 2019. The production date of the tires is the 52nd week of 2017. Over 4 full summer seasons, the mileage was ~ 30,000 km.
In the first two seasons of use, the impressions were positive, except for the high noise when driving on rough asphalt and the "hardening" of the tires in early spring and late autumn, when it was not yet time to change to winter tires. Otherwise, there were no complaints: handling, braking, aquaplaning - everything was great. By the end of the third season, aquaplaning appeared in deep puddles, and by the fourth season, cracks appeared in the tread and a degradation of traction properties: the tire sometimes skidded on asphalt when starting, and when entering a sharp turn, there were hints of sliding, which had never happened before.

This is my third set of Maxxis tyres. They're noisy, but it's a price for the stiff sidewall and durability. I got a puncture once at speed and there were no cuts, just like on my previous set from this brand. I'm really sorry to hear there is no lifetime guarantee on this brand's tyres anymore ((( everything below -5 degrees Celsius, tyres become hard as a board due to the nylon and special mix which gives them such durability.

This is a high-quality summer tire, which performs well on both dry and wet roads, on straight stretches and during turns, with a moderate noise level. The braking is good, and the ABS does not activate in emergency situations.

I had to drive on snow only once (I was driving on a wet snow-covered road in the evening, when I had to replace all-season tires with summer ones).

The downsides of this tire are its low durability. After one and a half seasons (around