- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
How do you like them? Pros and cons?
Is anyone running Maxxis Razr MT's?
- Thread starter Hickey
- Start date
Trate D
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@RockChucker Has a set he runs when he’s not on sticky’s.
Evolved
Less-Known Member
- Location
- Your Mothers Dwelling
I believe @skippy runs them on one of @Agility Customs JK’s
RockChucker
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Highland
Yep I run em. They are on par with other tires I’ve run. They haven’t blown my mind but I can’t complain. I’m a huge sucker for mtrs though. If someone has a set of 40s and wants to trade.....haha
joez
Registered User
- Location
- Elwood, Illinois
Have two friends I wheel with regularly that run them, and they seem to work very well. Im on 5 years on my 40" Nittos, and considering replacing them with the Razr's.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
How do the RAZR's hold up for a rig that's going to be offroad/rock crawling 90% of the time? Do they have a pretty strong sidewall?
Looks like the 37's weigh 81#'s, while the comparable 37" KM3 weighs 78#'s. My old Maxxis Creepy Crawlers were incredibly heavy.
Looks like the 37's weigh 81#'s, while the comparable 37" KM3 weighs 78#'s. My old Maxxis Creepy Crawlers were incredibly heavy.
RockChucker
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Highland
I went over this same line on my Razrs. It binds up your rig super hard and I pinched the rear passenger tire to the side wall. It has a cut from it. But it didn't pop it. As I understand it, these tires are the same carcass as the Procomp MT (Maxxis makes Procomp's tires). I know Ryan Maxfield has abused those tires on the competition circuit, so they seem to be pretty good?
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
I went over this same line on my Razrs. It binds up your rig super hard and I pinched the rear passenger tire to the side wall. It has a cut from it. But it didn't pop it. As I understand it, these tires are the same carcass as the Procomp MT (Maxxis makes Procomp's tires). I know Ryan Maxfield has abused those tires on the competition circuit, so they seem to be pretty good?
Awesome, good info.... thanks Dave! I'll consider them for my Willys Crawler.
joez
Registered User
- Location
- Elwood, Illinois
How do the RAZR's hold up for a rig that's going to be offroad/rock crawling 90% of the time? Do they have a pretty strong sidewall?
Looks like the 37's weigh 81#'s, while the comparable 37" KM3 weighs 78#'s. My old Maxxis Creepy Crawlers were incredibly heavy.
Both guys I wheel with who run them are plated trail rigs, primarily rocks. I know I have some good pics of them wrinkling up well I can dig up. Seem to have very strong, yet flexible sidewalls.
joez
Registered User
- Location
- Elwood, Illinois
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Mine show up Thursday. I am EXCITE!
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
New tire day is THE BEST!
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Well. I bit the bullet and ordered myself some 33 12.50 r 15 maxxis razor mt. After months of looking online and comparing tires I choose these. Have I made a good choice? I had a previous post about the tires that were on my mind and these came out on top. You guys have any thoughts or experience with these tires?
jeep-N-montero
Formerly black_ZJ
- Location
- Bountiful
If your Jeep is not your winter daily driver in the snow you should be okay, otherwise you may not be too happy or safe, just like most mud terrains they are not siped for winter traction. I researched these a few months back and decided to stick with ko2's.