Review on MAXXIS Bravo AT-771 225/65 R17 102T summer by Jnis Ginters ᠌

The Suzuki Grand Vitara now has these tires mounted on it. Size 225/70 R16. As the new tires turned out to be narrower than the old 225s, I deeply regretted that I had not purchased 235/70 R16 tires instead of the 225s. There were no issues at all in the tire shop; the wheels were balanced using a sufficient but not excessive number of weights. Almost immediately, I found the gentleness of the movement and the relative stillness to be very appealing. Despite the notion that it may be used in any conditions, the only time I use tires is in the summer. However, there was some snowfall this year. I racked up between 22,000 and 25,000 kilometers over the course of two seasons. From this data, we can infer the following conclusions: 1. After only a few months, the white letters on the side have completely disappeared. 2. There is neither a significant rumbling nor a loud noise when traveling on the highway. This is in no way a highway, but as far as noise is concerned, I have no issues with this rubber. 3. Performs well on sandy, snowy, and muddy terrain. To put it another way, appropriate for exits from asphalt. 4. The track has a certain feel, but it's not critical. 5. The tread wears down in a uniform manner. After two seasons, the vehicle is in excellent shape. Sufficient for a further two or three seasons. I did not want to spend a significant amount of money on more well-known brands, so I purchased rubber "for testing." Throughout the process of operating, the tires gained a greater degree of favor. In general, I am content with the purchase that was made. I would recommend it if you are seeking for a feature-rich choice that is also quite inexpensive.