the_WIZARD wrote:
hey guys ive been quoted what i beleive to be an awesome price for maxxis MA-751 in a 215/75 r15 @ $150 each.. he only has 4... i wanna know what you guys think of these cuz at the moment i have stock size bridgestones in a sf-405 all seasons??, which i think are the original tyres from 1993

haha i need a little more height... my main current terrain is anything from mud to rocks sand and everything in between including 100+km of highway driving a week at about 100km/h
is there anyone out there with experience with this rubber if so does it have its flaws... if so what are they? and how good are they off road! how good are they on road??
any help will be much appreciated!!
That is a good price, you will be saving about $20 to $30 on new ones... however, even though they are a good AT, they really dont have the tread pattern for mud...
http://www.maxxis.com/AutomobileLight-T ... eries.aspx
If you want to stay with Maxxis, i would suggest the AT-771 -
http://www.maxxis.com/AutomobileLight-T ... eries.aspx
I just got them for my GV, at $185 per tyre, but they dont have many sizes in 15in...
Another recommendation, is Kumho 825 LT-AT, had them on my VIt when i had it, good AT, they are the 2nd tyre down -
http://www.kumho.com.au/4x4_light_truck.htm
And they do them in a 215/75R15, but the price they quote next to it is just a guide, i got mine for under $200 per tyre -
http://kumhotyres.businesscatalyst.com/4x4825.htm
Both the Maxxis and Kumho are good onroad as well, with a speed rating of 160kph or more, so good stability and handling... hope this helps you...
