Been running RAZR MT's tires now for 3 years all over the California & Arizona deserts, about to buy another pair. I have tried many brands throughout the years but MAXXIS has been my favorite by far!

I am also running these tires currently. Had them for about 10k miles so far. I run a smaller than reviewed version on my Subaru Forester but they have held up very well so far. I expect about 40k out of them based on the way I drive. Mainly highway driving for work, but when I get a chance I'm down a gravel road our off in an ORV park. I run them at 18psi on sand and rough gravel. I selected them for their weight all the testing done down in Australia. I wanted a more aggressive A/T tread than the Cooper AT3 4/S I had before - also a fantastic tire. At 12/32 tread depth, I was hesitant, but the price was good.

Got these for my lifted mini countryman in a 28.5 inch height. Can't wait to try em out!!

I am running these tires right now. Coming from a toyo mt i am impressed by their ability off road. They work better in the rocks but not as well in muddy situations. If i really get 40,000-50,000 miles i will be sold to get another set. The on road ability is leaps and bounds better then the toyo.

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear. Glad to hear from more people who like these.

I been running the maxxis razr mt 35 12.50 18 for a while now and I couldn't be happier with them and living down here in the washington state rain forest area they are perfect so I will be purchasing the A/T next month

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

We haven't reviewed the M/Ts yet. Looking forward to giving those a try.

I have been running Maxxis Razr MT's on both of my Jeeps. 2d (37x12.50r17) & 4d (35x12.50r17) Wear on the MT's is about 35k which is outstanding imo for a mud tire. The 2d is closer to 40k. Offroad is a amazing with the Maxxis MT's. I've never gotten stuck in mud, rocks, or sand, but I've been doing more on road lately in my 2d and need an all terrain because the MT's are not great on the road. I will most likely switch to the Maxxis AT. Thanks for your review. The 4d we switched to Wild Peak AT3 and they have been great on road and in the snow, but we do not take that Jeep off road any longer. The 2d will be the off road Jeep so we will need a more aggressive AT.

Fan of these tires

Thanks for the review. Any chance you tried them in the snow and slush this past winter? I travel over the WA passes all winter long and need to know these will perform

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

We're still running them on that JT and they've been very good even with all the snow and ice that hit this year.

I'm running the Maxxis RAZR MTs right now an and I'm not going to lie, I've been eyeballing these for a replacement for the MTs. If I'm going to keep running 37s on my daily, they need to be an aggressive AT. These seem more aggressive than the KO2 and aren't that much heavier. I believe they will have my business a 2nd time.

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

They've been on that Gladiator for almost a year now and we've been very impressed with them for an A/T.

@tomandhistruck

Жыл бұрын

@@northridgenation thanks for that! This will be my next tire. Without a doubt

What front bumper is that?

I gave these Maxxis tires serious consideration when I was purchasing tires until I saw that they have some of the shallowest tread on the market. Like the BFG A/T KO2, they're only 15/32" deep! Although these have a long treadwear warranty, there's more to tread depth than just long life; it also comes down to offroad traction. I wound up buying a different set of tires that come with tread that's 21/32" deep: that's 40% deeper tread voids than these Maxxis tires provide!

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

What tire did you go with?

@rubicon4wheeler

Жыл бұрын

I waited almost 4 months for the 37" Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T (18.5/32" tread depth) before giving up. I wound up going a bit more aggressive with the 37" Yokohama Geolandar M/T G003 (21/32" tread depth) because it's supposed to be one of the quietest mud-terrains out there. They're definitely a lot louder than the 38" Milestar Patagonia M/T's I ran before (19/32" tread depth) but since I couldn't get ahold of a set of their new M/T-02 version, I went with the Yokohamas because they checked so many boxes for me. Once I burn through these, I'll probably try again to get ahold of the Baja Boss A/Ts because I really want a quiet but aggressive 3PMSF-rated tire.

@OneEightNate

Жыл бұрын

A mud tire has deeper tread than an all-terrain, who would've thought! Thank you for sharing this monumental discovery with the world.

@rubicon4wheeler

Жыл бұрын

Not necessarily. There are plenty of A/Ts that have M/T-depth tread, but the Maxxis and BFGs most certainly don't.

planning to buy 5 pcs razr811 for my 2017 fjcruiser next week 👌

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

Nice! We really like the set we are running on our blue Gladiator.

@arkdave

Жыл бұрын

@@northridgenation im going for 285/70/17 .. hopefully it will fit with fj stock suspension.

@Bananahammock88

Ай бұрын

@@arkdavehow are they? I’m either thinking about buying these or the kenda rt. These are less than 700/set on eBay for 285/70r17.

My question would be and I'm trying to purchase some tires ASAP I'm looking at the 37./20 12ply Are they true to size? Because I would hate to get a 37. That's really a 35😂

@northridgenation

4 ай бұрын

That's why everyone goes to 40s... 🤣 Seriously though, very few tires run true to size. We'll grab a measurement next time that JT is here.

U have the nitto ridge grappler and I love them but I’m thinking to get the maxxis at. Honestly I’m a fan of maxxis on my mtb and why not get the same brand for my truck

@northridgenation

5 ай бұрын

We've been real happy with those Maxxis RAZR A/Ts!

Is it legal in the Pacific Northwest to have tires protruding so far from the flared arches? Is this a Federal or State issue? Just interested

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

Here in WA, tire coverage laws are enforced by both the county sheriffs and state patrol.

How would you rate these against the milestar patagonia X/Ts you just reviewed?

@northridgenation

Жыл бұрын

That's a tough one. They are both good and they both worked very well off road. I would say the Maxxis felt like they gripped the rocks a bit better and gripped the road better in the rain. The Patagonia worked great in the snow, but we haven't had the Maxxis out in the snow yet. We were also running them in two different rigs, so that could skew our review a lot.

I am curious what the actual mounted height of these tires would be in the 37 inch and in the 35 I’m looking at the 35 x 11.50r17

@northridgenation

3 ай бұрын

We haven't measured out a 35" Razr AT on a vehicle yet, but figure it will be like most other tires and measure 1" to 1.5" shorter.