Tyre reviews Maxxis Victra Sport VS5. Page 2 38

Excellent tires!

They handle great on both dry and wet asphalt, a head above Chinese brands. They don't hydroplane. They are quite comfortable for UHP tires, a bit noisy. They balanced perfectly. I consider them the golden mean between Chinese and European tires. For those who like a sporty driving style without overpaying for a brand.

Excellent tires. No worse than Michelin Pilot Sport

Excellent tire, for fast driving on a dry road it brakes well and enters a turn, poorly copes with standing water, if there is heavy rain, it is not possible to drive more than 60-70 km/h in a rut (new tire), what will happen when it wears out I don't know. On a wet surface, it drives perfectly like on dry.

I would buy it again in a different size.

An amazing tire!!!Not noisy, handling is ideal!

Good tires.

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Excellent.

I installed the tires on the rear axle, size 245 40 R19, since the rear-wheel drive has 550+ Nm and the tread wears out quickly. In this case, the wear resistance is at a good level, and there are no problems with traction - the car starts up perfectly, even on wet roads. The only issue is with the soft sidewall, which manifests itself at high speeds when trying to sharply change lanes, as well as on the highway when cornering at speeds of 140+ km/h, the car becomes unstable and the rear starts to swing, triggering the stabilization system, and at that moment, you have to catch the car with both hands. In this case, the car has a sufficiently low and stiff suspension, it would seem that there should be no problems. But there's no miracle, after all, it's a budget segment.

So, for sporty driving, it's definitely not suitable, unless at speeds up to 80 km/h. Previously, I had Bridgestone Potenza Sport, considering that it's not ideal for sharp movements either, but it was still stable, especially at high speeds.

The tires are not bad, but the cost is obviously overpriced and very much so

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