Tires Maxxis or MRF

MRF Tires

Possibly the MRF tyre fitted on R variant has less road noise than the Bridgestone Tyre fitted in the Elevate at the time of launch. If that is the case then it is a good move. There were complaints on road noise on the 2023 Elevate.

Pros: less road noise
Cons: road noise complaints
Vehicle: Honda
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MRF Tires
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I am currently loving my MRF Masseter for rear. There good road performance is amazing also on bad patches its manageable.

Pros: amazing road performance
Cons: manageable on bad patches
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MRF Tires

Bought MRF Mogrip T Tyre for rear. Bikes definitely feels different. Got more confidence in braking now than before.

Pros: more confidence in braking
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Maxxis Tires

Maxxis tires give 40% on a $120 MSRP - so $48. Seems like a good gig for the retailer. However...Maxxis is the worst line to carry.

Pros: good margin for retailer
Cons: worst line to carry
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Maxxis Tires

DHRs are grippy as hell but are not fast rolling. I swapped out for DHF and DHR to see about getting some extra grip and it was an absolute disaster when it came time to pedal. Ended up leaving the DHF on but putting the DHR back on the rear. I feel like it was a good compromise.

Pros: extra grip
Cons: not fast rolling
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Maxxis Tires

I would highly recommend passing up maxxis tires. Those things are so danged slow. Vittoria Mexcals or Teravail oxbows are what I’d look for.

Pros: Vittoria Mexcals recommended
Cons: maxxis tires slow
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