Review on MAXXIS Bravo AT-771 215/65 R16 98T summer by Jnis Griis ᠌

I shod the Suzuki Grand Vitara with these rubber mats. Size 225/70 R16. The tires turned out to be narrower than the original 225s, and I wished I had sprung for the wider 235/70 R16 instead. The wheels were balanced with the bare minimum of weights, so there were no issues at the tire shop. The gentle flow and peaceful atmosphere immediately appealed to me. Despite being all-weather, summer is the only time I put the tires to use. However, there was light snowfall this year. Over the course of two seasons, I clocked 22,000 to 25,000 k. At this point, we can make certain inferences: In just a few short months, the white lettering on the side has already faded. No significant rumbling or noise is heard while driving on the highway. While we're not exactly on a freeway, I have no noise concerns with this tire. Good handling in the mud, snow, and sand. In a sense, it's okay for use on asphalt exits. 4. Go with your gut on this one; it's not mission-critical. Five, there is no uneven tread wear. The condition is still superb after two seasons. Enough for another season, maybe even two. In order to save money, I opted to purchase rubber "for testing" rather than investing in a name brand. Tires became very popular during operation. I am happy with the buy overall. Recommend if you want a low-priced alternative that doesn't skimp on functionality.