Tires Maxxis or MRF

Maxxis Tires
gingerbred_1
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Rating 5.0

I have Maxxis Razors Mt on my truck. Great in the snow, mud, and quiet, no drone on the hi-way.

Pros: great in snow, mud
Cons: no drone
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Maxxis Tires

Personally, I will never not recommend Maxxis Re-Fuse. Crappy city streets strewn with broken everything, one puncture in a dozen years. I’m on my third pair only because treads wear out. Not the greatest rolling resistance, apparently, but not really a concern for me

Pros: one puncture in years
Cons: not greatest rolling resistance
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MRF Tires

Idk if the showroom guys have control over that because I asked for Apollo and I got MRF. The sales guy told me the bikes get allocated at random.

But coming to the tyre itself I would say the MRFs are good only. Never felt the lack of grip except one time when my tyre was in slushy mud. Appearance wise also the MRF's look a little wider compared to the Apollo's since the tyre profile is more curved in the latter if that matters to you.

Pros: good grip, wider appearance
Cons: lack of grip in mud
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MRF Tires
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Rating 5.0

Economical and life span, I would recomend mrf wanderer. 6k per tire and will give you 70k+ km life.

Pros: economical, long life
Vehicle: Suzuki
Mileage: 70000 km
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Maxxis Tires

I had a sidewall get punctured pretty badly on the EXO casing tires that came with my bike riding in Southern California.

Cons: sidewall get punctured
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