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Are These Tires As Good As People Say?! Maxxis Razr MT
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2019
- Are the Maxxis Razrs worth your hard earned money?! How is the performance compared to other Mud terrains? I've owned these tires for 10 months and have put them through torture. I've learned all the strengths and weaknesses, so it's time to share my experience with you guys! If you would like to see more review videos, let me know in the comments! Thanks for watching!
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Dude, you actually just sat there and admitted you didn't know much about something and didn't try to make up bullshit to cover it up. Right on! Respect.
Your channel is quickly becoming one of my favorite subscriptions hands down. Keep up the fantastic work!
I really appreciate it! Thanks for watching man 👊
Frank Scola mine too. He’s really good!
Agreed
I have these tires on my F250. They are the best tires i have EVER owned. They are ABSOLUTELY BEAST off road and in deep mud!!
I wish I could go back and give you a thumbs up each time I refer back to your older vids (like this one) to re-learn, or to remember the points you make. I frequently refer to several of your videos multiple times because they are so packed with real, usable information. Thanks again Nate for being such an extraordinary presenter and editor!
I've been running these for the past two years is Arizona. From daily driving to mud to rock crawling, they've been a fantastic tire choice for me. Great video, glad to see they've done well in a wide range of terrains.
Hands down fabulous tire in the snow I have Maxxis razor Mt 33 On my 1984 4runner did incredibly well through blizzard conditions in Donner and Tahoe going downhill braking fast and not slipping. Really great control driving them through thick snow and hard ice. Had my fun doing brody's in 2' of snow and plowing through without bogging down through 4' of snow. I felt comfortable on the highway driving over a foot of hard packed snow on a steep hill doing about 55 to 60 at times in blizzard like conditions.
After watching this video I decided to purchase a set of 4 for mine Military Humvee. I have to say these are the best mud tires I EVER purchase. They are Awesome! Thanks Dirt Lifestyle!!!
Honestly never considered these tires as outstanding in any one thing outside of durability. Durability seems like the most noteworthy quality of these tires from what I have seen of them in action. Never owned a set but it's a tire I pay attention to. Nice review. Man I loved my Ko2s in everything except mud honestly. Wish they were a bit more true to size though.
Been rocking the maxxis razr's for over a year now and i love them.
How are they in dry desert terrain?
Yes, narrow snipes (small burrows inside of the lugs/contact patches) increase snow traction like crazy.. snow sticks to snow.. and once its stuck and packed in there, it just adds traction. Thanks for the tire video.. its nice to see people analyze what's out there on the market.
Got these in 37’s on my 2013 Ram Power Wagon. Love these tires. Will absolutely buy again.
I'm getting ready to put on a set of 37-in on my 2005 F350 dually. How did they do on the highway? Do you feel like you should have gone with more of an all-terrain tire or you happy with what you got?
@@mr.dozer.7471 - Really happy with the tire. Very even tread wear, rides very well. Only thing I will change is tire size when it's time to replace. Gonna go down to 35's.
Because of the aggressive tread, you will feel a little bumpiness when you first take off from a stop, which can get a little annoying in California stop and go traffic, but it does smooth right out when moving.
If you do very little to no offloading, a all terrain may be better for you.
Great vid as per usual. Loved the slo-mo shot of the side wall grinding on the rock at 4:37.
Thanks man 👊
Best unbiased tire review I have watched. TONS of the right info. Keep it up.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it 👍
I LOVE the christmas feel at the beginning and end of this video. Also, of course, the turbo spool. YA BABY YA
Thanks! 🎄
I’ve got those BFG on my XJ 265/75 r16. Gotta say I think you’ll be disappointed with them in the snow. They pack so tight that the end up acting as a slick. This is only my personal experience but I would ovoid them.
Love to see or hear your opinion. Keep up the good work man.
This was a great review! He put these tires to the test in every aspect and gave an honest review.
Props for not just rating the tires but explaining and showing the tire tech that makes them work! Great video!
Thanks man!
I've always been a car guy, then bought a 97' Tahoe that already had a lift & 37" Nitto Mud Grapplers. Great for mud & back roads, absolutely horrible for anything else! 🤣 been looking for a good replacement when they finally wear out but tire shopping is way more complicated than I thought, these reviews help alot!
Glad to hear its helped! Thank you for watching 👊
I'm gonna second anyone giving you a thumbs up. You're doing an excellent job on your videos. You've inspired a lot of what I want to build but with an XJ Cherokee. Definitely want to go 40's. I live in Idaho, so we got some nasty snow here and the mud is super heavy snot like clay. It's super easy to get stuck in the Caribou mountain and Bone area because of those reasons.
You should look into Yokohama X-MT's. I've met a couple guys running them and they love them in all conditions so far. They drive here and all around Moab Utah too. They are very aggressive tires but surprisingly they aren't terrible on the pavement. You should give them a try. I'm going to go with a set of those in 40x13.50x17's
I have the Razr in 40" on my TJ. Only two offroad trips so far on them, but they seem pretty good in Appalachian forest mud and slick rocks.
I've had these RAZR MT's now for a year and a half. Had ko'2 previously, these MT's have been far better then expected. I run out here in the Mojave & Colorado Desert of California/AZ. Pure desert trails, flat, rocky, sandy, a little bit of mud. I will be buying again...
That word takes me back to VHS where everyone had it “eject” button
Me too man!
The KO2's are really good in dry snow.
But they suck in 1 inch of slush or on ice. I noticed considerable more wheel spin at the start of a storm vs the end of the storm (on a 3rd ten T4R). Overall they are a good AT tire
I’ve had my maxis razr tires for about 30,000 miles and they still look new. After driving mostly country roads, logging roads, mud, snow and during hunting season and they perform very well. Don’t get me wrong they’re on my daily driving new truck so I’m not taking them anywhere like I seen in this video. But for what I use them for they’ve worked great, never gotten stuck.
I have those exact tires, size and all, and I'm happy to hear they perform well in the mud and rocks and sand. Currently in Hawaii and headed back to Florida in a month so I'll be playing in all that stuff. Haven't had an opportunity to try mine out yet because 1 ton LS tj problems 🤣
Hope they do good in ocean
Seeking the holy grail of Offroad tires that do well in every condition I sipped KM3s and run them on two vehicles and so far super impressed. Quieter than most other MTs and have done well on snow and ice aired down to 25-30 psi. IMO best so far. Not paid to say this either.
Leroy Truk If the KM3s came with more siping I would get a set. Kinda disappointed in that.
Ryan Garcia my tire store sipped just the inner tread blocks and made a huge difference on ice
Being a tire tech. For a BIG Tire dealer in the PNW I have installed allot of different tires the maxxis razr has been a huge seller the past year and everyone seems to love them
Nice! Good to know!
I was thinking about putting these on my Jeep going up to a 35 but it's going to be more of a snow wheeler just curious if anyone has said how they do on Snowy roads and deep snow mountain Wheeling
@@reggie2334able sorry bud just saw your question I put a set of 35x12.50x17 on my brothers truck and we've went up snow wheeling a half a dozen times this year and they work amazing if my tires weren't at 60% still the maxxis razr would be on my jeep as well its definitely the MT I suggest when I'm selling a tire
What you said in the start about who has better tires is so true , buddies try to beak my wild peaks but yet never ran them and only ran one all terrain tire before and don’t have a clue we always bicker each other lol but in the end we all have good tires
I’ve been told that many off-road tires have changed their lug size within the pattern itself so that no two are the same size. It’s said that this minimizes the acoustics brought on by air and vibration as the tire rotates on the road. I guess this keeps the tire from resonating and producing a howl. IDK...
These tires surprised me being so quiet on the pavement. I have mudded these here in Forks, Wa my home town. And I have been in very wet heavy deep snow in the mountains here at home. Both cases they just ate right through like champs. Very happy. Toyota Tacoma 2 door with LT 275 70r 18
I live and both in New England. I run the Pro Comp MT2. I have to agree with you, they are a great all around tread. I need something that will handle good on pavement, rocky granite, and shale type off roads, mud, and both wet, and dry snow! I think you are right about these Maxis in snow, which is why I’ve avoided them.
The K02 is in fact considered a snow tire. They have the triple peaks rating on the sidewall. The K02s I have on my Jeep have some big chunks taken out from rock tho. Not as durable as some but still I’ve never had a flat or tear in the sidewall. Tire size 315/75r16
I have a set of these on my Sand Rail, when I do trail rides. I live in Arizona, my experience is in deep sand the last thing you want is an aggressive tire you will sink to your axles quick unless your moving fast. Believe it or not a regular street will do well in the sand versus an aggressive tire.
I'm in upstate N.Y. and the best tire I've found for snow is the General Grabber ATX. They eat it for breakfast.
Got these Maxxis razr tires in 35s on my 06 Silverado and they do really good in the hunting woods
My honest revies, 3 years now-these tires are awesome out in the Ca-NV-Deserts. My next set will be Razr MT again!
You’re correct on the BFG KO2s being good in snow. I live in upstate NY, and run them on my Range Rover Classic. I do wish they had better mud performance, but as a year-round daily driver, I like them a lot for their versatility.
I have Maxxis Razor 772's and super happy with these tires, I don't live in a snow area, but desert area and they perform exceptional!👍
I really appreciate your straight forward no none sense approach. Seriously learned more about tires in this video then I have before. I'm hopeful to learn more. Thanks sincerely again. First hand experience is always the best.
I certainly like you doing reviews. It helps us guys just getting into off roading ideas of what to (or not to) buy... which is appreciated.
Good man! I'll be happy to do more videos like this 👊
I’m running these in 37” on my 2019 JLUR. They are fantastic imo.
I have 6 RAZR MTS on a chase bypass rack setup raptor. Deavers, traction bars, long travel.. etc.. Ran a lot of sand in CA and I ran TX beaches. I'd give them a 4 in the sand for sure. They were stupidly good in the sand even at street pressure. I pulled out a few bro-dozers on the 20s sunk in sand. I have bead locks so airing down on the beach I went over spots UTVs were stuck. Im originally from MN and the RAZR does not have much for sipes. Not so good on ice. Snow depends on what kind fell and how deep. Air down and throttled in deep snow is different than dirt or paved roads and they are better than full MTs. Duratrac's are probably the best for snow/mud compromise. They will beat the ATs on that rover, I ran them on an 80 series locked Toyota cruiser.
I run the creepy crawlers in 37 which looks to be the same tire. I liked them for durability but traction in the rocks is not great without beadlocks. They need to be aired down to about 5 psi to grip but man are they tough. Only time I cut one was a roll over in Moab that pulled the tire off the wheel then shoved the wheel through the sidewalk when the Jeep landed on it. I have peeled two steel.wheel apart on the rocks and not hurt the tires.
I'd really like to see more reviews especially on tires
I air these down to 5psi for the same reasons. I'll definitely start planing more reviews. Thanks for watching 👊
Great review, I am glad to hear someone as experienced as you share my opinion of these tires. I run 37's on a 2020 Gladiator and they absolutely rock! My opinion differs slightly on your snow rating as I have had them up the mountain trails on multiple occasions this year and they performed very well, not a 4, but definitely a 3-3.5.. keep rockin the channel, your doing a fantastic job!
After running them in a size 40” for about 6 months, on and off-road I wasn’t impressed especially with the costs. I had one sidewall catch a pin hole leak on a small rock, and another sidewall chunk down to the threads after rubbing a rock that other tires I’ve had would have been fine. I’ve had awesome luck with toyo MTs and now I’m trying the cooper stt pros in a 40 and I’m happy with them so far. Just did hammers in JV and a few other local SoCal trails and they’ve preformed well
Jake Baker yep, just another cheap tire. I will never understand why guys buy tires like Patagonia and patriot. Yes they are cheap...but they are cheap for a reason. They perform 50% as good as Nitto trail grapplers in the mud. Lucky to get 20k out of a set of patriot or Patagonia.
Just spend the money on a proven tire.
Second for Toyo MT's. Ran 38's and they were great tires in mud and snow
@@jeromygreiner2465 it depends on terrain, i used bfg with 15 psi of rocks and sidewalls and lugs chunks still fell apart and the being said im easy on the throttle so i almost couldn't sell them for their look of abuse
Maxxis bighorn were great and now trying Patagonia which im liking their grip and highway quietness for a m/t
It would be cool if you made some sort of graph/chart consisting of every tire you remember running and it's characteristics/rating in each type of terrain
I bought the 33x10.5x15 Maxxis Razrs for my 81 f150 short bed 4x4 in august and I love them... they are alot quieter on the road than i thought they would given the aggressive tread design and are great in the mud.
I would LOVE if you reviewed and or compared these to the Nito Grapplers. This is a common question at the shop. I have ran the Razr's for quite some time and have thoroughly enjoyed them, although I would like to have someone else's input that actually wheels. Thank you so much, please do not stop pushing content, you are BY FAR the best channel on the internet and would hope that one day can make content like you. Keep up the great work.
I ran a set of these in a 35 on my Ram 2500. I was very happy with their performance. I live in mtns and see alot of different terrain. They worked well for me!
Run some Hercules Trail Diggers. They are BAD ASS! Mud, clay, snow as far as it's deep. Very good on the highways. Loved mine!
Enjoyable review, thanks. I have the Big Horn Maxxis's on my almost everyday '87 F150. They work better in 4 inches or more snow then on plowed to the ice level. Road noise is lower than I expected on clear roads, or my hearing is worse than I thought lol.
i had a set of them on my truck for a while, only managed to break them loose on sheet ice unless i really tried to break free, liked them more than the km2's that replaced them, but hard to turn down a good deal for how i use them
I had some BFG that looked pretty close to those. Don't remember the model, but I lived near Buffalo NY and they were great in Snow.
BTW, love the channel. Glad I found it.
Thanks man! I'm glad you did too 👍
you should sell decals with your logo design it is just sick!!. Also your content it is fenomenal, really enjoying your videos so far.
Thank you! We are working on more stickers and swag
Just want to say, great content. Glad you left BleepinJeep. Your stuff is good man. Keep it up
Thanks!
Good review. I'm running maxxis creepy crawlers and I would rate them similar with maybe 4.5 on rocks. However they rip pieces off lugs on real trails so that makes em less durable.
Excellent review Nate. And you have the trail time to backup the ratings you provided. Nothing like seeing a 5 star rating on a product with "I haven't used it yet, but it arrived on time, as promised. " SMH
Some of those shots of your rig looked like a RC car. Very cool.
Thanks man! Folks have been asking my opinion on these for awhile but I think you need to "season" the tires a little bit before you can give an educated opinion. Thanks for watching!
Im running 37”s on my yj. I freaking love them in the rocks.
What front axle you running just curious I got a yj too
Awesome video. I'm between these and toyo mts. 37x13.50r17. Torn. Both look good. RZR is a D rate the toyo is an E.
Brandon Whorley go with Nitto trail grapplers. More aggressive, and 60k+ Miles.
Maxxis tires are great I had them on my FJ in a 6ply which was awesome for a light 4x4 daily driver cause the everyday ride quality was there and they were quite and then love them so much i put them on my 97 f350 powerstroke 4x4 4dr LB in a 10ply and they towed well and got me in and out of sticking situations. Most under rated and overlooked tire. I have a jk now and will be putting these on it and recommending them to my jeep group. But you know they will just think I'm a cheap ass cause they think price and name are where it's at lol
I’ve been waiting for a good review on these tires, so thank you Nate for making the video
No prob! Thanks for watching!
I just got the maxxis mt on my f-150. So far I like them. They eat up anything I throw at them but I haven’t run them in snow yet. They make a lot more noise on the highway than I thought they would. Way more than my previous ko 2’s. But my kos, in my opinion, were shit in the mud.
My Bighorns are kickin ass down here in Costa Rica
Love my MAXXIS
Bighorns are 3rd favorite tires we used in borneo rainforest after trepadors and extreme trekker. Bighorns are really good in mud.
Thanks. I have been looking at tires for weeks now. I’m in Colorado and you have convinced me to go with my current number 2 choice, the pro comp mt2. 👍
I absolutely love the way your jeep looks 👌
Thank you!
Studded Goodyear Duratracs are the best tire I’ve found for Canadian Winters/winter off-roading
We're talking about 40" tires
New swamper trxus mt are amazing ice and snow tires best I’ve ever ran in Mn winters
Solid info Nate, thanks and Merry Christmas. Snow wheeling is challenging but enjoyable if you plan on getting stuck and just deal with it. I really enjoy the fabrication content the most probably because I'm not a fabricator and like watching guy's make it, not just buy it.
Thanks brother! Merry Christmas!
Great info Nate. Loving the editing too! I’m excited to see how my Milestars do this long wet winter in the PNW! ❤️🐞
Thanks! I'm sure you will be very happy with them. I know a few people now that have great things to say🤘
Thanks for the review Nate. I gotta say when you are talking and the wheel/tire is in front of you it really puts how large the tire is into perspective. Either there's a little kid talking or they are some Hugh Jass tires! Or both, haha.
Lol these are monsters. When a 40 is mounted to a rig it definitely looks smaller. You should have seen me trying to toss this tire on the table! Thanks for watching 👍
Maxxis Bighorn was the best tire I ever ran, until I got the Razr. These are seriously awesome.
They work great on the hwy, even with snow. They are exceptional off road. Get the E rated 10 ply version to really save yourself from sharp rocks on the sidewall.
I went 1000 miles after slicing open the sidewall of my Bighorns. Never once got a flat after numerous adventure in Death Valley.
Never put on snow chains once.
I have the same tires in a 37. I have about 15 k on them and drove from Tampa to Moab in June. Like you I have had my fare share of tires. I like these better than the KM2. Mostly on the road. The KM2 was a great all around but I think the Maxxis edges them out. Next set of tires KM3
Thanks for this review.
Sound like the Razr is a good all around wheeling tire for Washingtons mud rock trails
When the 20/21 winter is finished, perhaps a 1 year follow up on the 'snow' review
Honest review. I like how you did a sort of comparison from ko2 (what I have) vs these which I am cosidering getting. I haven't done much mud myself yet but soft sand, rocks, dirt, snow the KO2 have been fine thus far. Appreciate the info.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video 👍. Thank you for watching!
Almost went with the Rzrs but ended up going with Cooper Stt pros. So far its been my favorite tire. They seem to be a great all around tire. My old bias ply TSLs were a one trick pony! The Rover will do awesome in the snow. Just make sure your traction control is working!
As a Rover owner, the main issue I find with Rovers in deep snow (basically bottomless) is the weight and small tires mean they don't float very well and you end up high-centered. As for those Cooper STT Pros - I've had a set on my LR3 (275-70-18) for about 3 years now. Performance has been pretty good in mud, rocks, and snow. Haven't spent much time in sand. And while they still have tread depth they chunk worse than anything I've had. Literally entire tread blocks have torn off down to the cords. Also have several bad gashes in the sidewalls though they are still holding air. They are a 'big' tire for their size, so I've decided to go up to a 285/70-18 Yokohama G003 next. It's actually only .1" wider, but .6" taller which should be 33.9". Will be interesting to see how they compare.
@@donhappel9928 Interesting about your experience with the coopers. I had that same experience with my TSLs. Mostly because of how big the lugs are. Ive had the Stt pros for about a year now and have had zero chunking and zero cuts! Im running a 35x12.50 on the Rover so it doesnt really sink too bad in snow( Nc doesnt get that much anyway) Same in the sand. Had zero issues while out on the outerbanks for a week.
@@krover01 I'm running them on a very heavy fully built LR3 and they've seen their share of rock crawling (Rubicon) as well as more typical moderate wheeling. I do run them at 50 psi on the street to help with heat and mileage. I've actually liked their performance over-all, but the chunking got out of hand by around 25K miles. Now on my D1 I run 37x12.50x15 PitBulls and LOVE them - great in the rocks, snow, mud, whatever I've thrown at them. But not exactly the tire for the typical Rover owner. :)
When the KO2s wear out, you should try out Falken Wildpeak AT3Ws. They have been a tremendously great tire for my Jeep and they actually do exceptionally well in mud, surprisingly. I plan to run a Milestar Patagonia M/T next. Great video and keep up the great work!
Michael Nord you will be lucky to get 20k out of a set of Patagonia’s. Plus they are not impressive in the mud compared to trail grapplers.
Jeromy Greiner thank you for the input! I’ve been really interested to see what people have to say about them. I have seen a few videos on here on them and they have been raving about how good they are.
Really like the honest reviews. Keep them coming!
Thanks! I think I'll start planning more of these
That shot at 6:55 should be on a poster.
Thanks man!
I do like knowing what works for other people so more reviews would be nice. Also, I just recently found your channel and I quite like it especially the Dana 30 build (I’m an XJ driver).
Thanks man! Glad you found the channel 🤘
Also really digging your videos. You’ve officially sold me on a long arm kit for my TJ
Thanks man! Glad you enjoying the videos!
Thanks for the video been looking to get them for my pathfinder as I drive up and down a pole line in the mountains for hunting and it's always mud and rock so I think I'll give them a try!
While the BFG is a very popular 4 season tire, I can attest that they are not ideal in the heavy snow of the Northeast.
Chris Adams BFG al terrains absolutely SUCK in heavy snow. Won’t ever buy them again.
We need some more tire reviews. And what your best pick is now after some time!
Have you ever sat back, admired your rides, and just think to yourself.... "Man, I am awesome." Walking into your shop is like a GTA game just picking a vehicle with different stats.
Lol I've never thought of myself as awesome but I definitely feel super fortunate everytime I open the door to my shop!
I bet it is! I use em for all my mountain bikes
Maxxis tires are well known in the Mountain Biking community and are regarded as some of the better tires for sure.
Hey brother! Through and through your channel is becoming my favorite. Love to see more content like this but also for the more DD who wants a bigger tire and minor escapes to the good life of off-road. Have a 74 J10. Want to run 35’s with R15. Suggestion with a budget? Dana 44’s 4.10 gears. Prefer more of a skinny. Live in GA with that clay!
Thanks! Keep up the great work!
Nice! No budget suggestions here. Sounds like a cool project!
Ko2s are perfect for the every day rig... they aren't "great" for anything but they are "good" for everything
Running these on my 2500 gmc in a 37" they do pretty awesome.
I have 39.5 iroks on my truck. Gotta agree they work pretty good but they didn't wear well and have been shaking the shit out of my truck. Going to put the treps on tomorrow probably.
Definitely looking at buying a set of these 👍🏻 I've had my eye on them
Love these tires have a set in 35 they absolutely do sling out the mud and there good in snow to I think
Good price. Tread not aggressive enough.... i wish it was deeper and had more side lugs.
Always love seeing the videos and the progress of your Jeep love the build
I've been eyeballing some Pro Comps for my TJ. Your line "These don't perform as well as my pro comps in the snow" pretty much made up my mind.
Love the MT’s getting AT’s when I need new tires.
Maxxis tires have been the most durable for me. They are really tough.
I will challenge them with my BFG KM3s any day any where mud, rocks, wear, durability,trails, even price I paid $1830.00 for 4- 39/13.50x17s on myTJ my weak link may be snow but I live in north Georgia and we don't get much snow
Great honest review but we will wait for your KO3 review and see if you agree.....smile
We have RAZRs on our jeep. 33" tires. IMO they are great in the snow FOR AN MT. They are not as good as an AT but I'm not sure there in an MT that will out perform them in snow.
I like Goodyear mtrs I'm on my 3rd set they do well on my Cherokee. And on my cj5. Ive had 1 set of bfg ko1 and 2 sets of ko2's they wear like iron I gave my set of ko1s to a friend they are 33s and he's still driving on them we did some math and they have over 150k miles on them. I like ko2's for a daily driver I even put some on a 2wd Silverado then some on my wife's Cherokee. I've had super swamper tsl tires and I liked those they actually lasted a while. I've also had super swamper tsl boggers and tsl thornbirds I hated the thorbird tires and the boggers were pretty good but I've been sticking with the mud terrains. The cooper stt mud terrains are also good tires but I haven't tried the stt pro just the one before that came out. The cooper does great in snow a little better than the mtr's I think.
Yep, I love my maxxis rzrs on my jeep!