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Maxxis MT-753 Bravo, anyone using them.

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Maxxis MT-753 Bravo, anyone using them.

Post by phil94delica »

Just wondering if anyone knows anything about these tyres???

I was thinking about the buckshots but I want something more road friendly.

I saw these MT-753 's on there website and it looks like it is a bit less agressive and might make a better tyre for majority road use but still be half decient off road.

If anyone has had them or has them info on noise and milage would be greatly appriciated.
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Post by ajsr »

they are quite good on road and not bad off road.
I had a set on a hilux for about 35,000 but one of my guys wrote it off,seened to be wearing ok.I run big horns now
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Post by spamwell »

mine wore pretty well they have a really rounded tread which i found was a bit annoying.

my trepadors are alot better onroad and are also quieter
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