Review on 15/185/65 Maxxis Bravo HP-M3 88H by Danuta Zygmund ᠌

I decided to acquire tires Maxxis Bravo HP-M3 265x50R19 110V for a Tuareg on pneuma after reading multiple reviews both here on the market and in general on the Runet. These evaluations state that the tires are extremely quiet, silent, and soft, among other positive qualities, therefore I made the decision to buy them. From the very first kilometers, I noticed noise, and I would even go so far as to call it a rumble. At first, I took the car to various services, checked the hub bearings, gearbox, and other suspension elements more than once in search of buzzing elements (after all, the rubber is quiet, so many people cannot be wrong or lie), but I didn't find anything. In the end, after two weeks of nervousness and troubleshooting, the car realized that RUBBER was buzzing! Rubbers with large radii are designated M + S, which, I assume, is also reflected in the composition of the rubber. It is possible that the rubber composition and noise on this model differ depending on the speed and load indices. Even though I manufactured the soundproofing material for the arches, this did not resolve the problem. I would summarize: tires can be fairly good in terms of strength, reliability, aquaplaning, and other key properties, but they are undeniably noisy, particularly in large dimensions, as far as I can tell.