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pros or cons about maxis tyres

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pros or cons about maxis tyres

Post by short stuff »

i just bought a set of 31x10.5 maxis buckshot muddies for $160 each how good are these on and of road
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Post by mudmacaca »

I have the 35 mudzillas
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Post by crankycruiser »

The buckshots seem ok.. cept they are usually a fair bit smaller than the stated size :?

I've have mudzillas and creepies and found them both to be a gr8t tyre :cool:
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Post by whoneedsbitumen »

I bought a set of 33 12.5 maxxis buckshots 3 weeks ago for my 75 ute . Went for a drive round LCMP yesterday with about 18 ish psi not a problem at all was quite suprised at how well they went, and for the price i paid i think a great all round cheaper end of the market tyre
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Post by Badass Bundy »

I had 30 x 9.5 on my Paj, then i upgraded to 31 x 10.5 when i got my suspension lift. They were very good for the price of them, so tough. I never got a puncture (even on 16 PSI) , but other guys that were running more expensive tyres did.

I have now got Mudstars on my Paj (33 x 12.5) cos i got a body lift now. These have the exact same tread pattern as the Maxxis Buckshots and are cheaper!!!!! Same durability too.

Hope this helps! :P

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Post by Josh_GQ »

Had 33' buckshots on my old GQ ute, was happy with them but they didn't last very long, i did drive that car hard both on and off road.

I've now got bighorns on my GU ute, i've only had them a week so can't comment on wear but happy so far. $275 for 285/75 r16
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Post by short stuff »

thanks for that
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Post by 4x4xmore »

been running them for years without a problem or a puncture, my car is only light though.
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