Maxtrek MAXIMUS M1 Reviews - Page 5

Given 100% while driving a Honda HRV (225/45 R18 W) on a combination of roads for 36,587 spirited miles
My regular tyre shop recommended this as the best option as my vehicle only had 2 more years before scrapping, lasted me well with more than enough thread lift left. Would still get Maxtrek Maximus M1 for my new vehicle.
Helpful 13 - tyre reviewed on April 12, 2016
Given 89% while driving a Ford S Max (215/65 R16) on mostly motorways for 5,000 average miles
Good tyre good price, not perfect but still perform well in every aspect. Good handling even I keep driving @ around 110km/h.
Helpful 12 - tyre reviewed on March 14, 2016
Given 44% while driving a Holden Commodore VE (225/45 R17) on a combination of roads for 5,000 easy going miles
Don't even touch recommend by a tyre dealer, fine in the dry but wet is another story, try to contact max trek to let know what I thing but no number, very dangerous
Helpful 347 - tyre reviewed on January 18, 2016
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Given 41% while driving a BMW (225/45 R17) on a combination of roads for 4,000 average miles
Not sure what to say about these lethal tyres!! Came as part of sale on rear of 06 BMW 320d, in the dry they are good enough never felt they would let go on corners but once any sort of water hits the road it's a whole different story. Any power over the rear wheels on corners or junctions makes them let go which is nothing but dangerous. never in all my years have I experienced tyres with so little grip on the wet and I dread to think what ice or snow will do to these rubbush tyres. don't buy cheap tyres as these I'm sure have and will cause many a accident and your life is worth more than this crap!
Helpful 12 - tyre reviewed on November 9, 2015
Given 23% while driving a Honda CR Z (225/45 R17) on mostly town for 150 average miles
Seriously the worst tyres by far. Dealer put these on as part of sale. No grip in wet at all. Skid on standing start, skid on mid corner acceleration, skid on roundabout turns. Only saved by car's ESP. Had them for 5 days and changed to Pirelli P7. The comparison can not even be measured by scale. These tyres should be banned from the road as it's dangerous to use them in wet.
Helpful 13 - tyre reviewed on September 19, 2015
Given 43% while driving a Fiat Grande Punto TJet (205/45 R17) on a combination of roads for 4,000 spirited miles
A Ford main dealer put these on before I bought my Grande Punto T-jet late last year. The first time I took a corner in the wet I nearly lost control but put it down to the fact that I may not have scrubbed the tyres in. 4000 miles later and they are just as bad, in fact I would say that they are verging on dangerous. Moderate speeds round wet roundabouts see the front end lose grip very easily and, if you lift off the power, end up with the back end stepping out.
In dry conditions the grip is average. The tyres are very unforgiving and noisy and I am ditching them this week - before they put me in a ditch - and fitting a set of Michelin Primacy 3s.
I just hope that I notice a big difference!
Over 25 years ago when I was short of cash I used to fit second hand tyres or remoulds, the Maxtrek show just how far tyre technology has been ignored by this manufacturer!!!
Helpful 12 - tyre reviewed on August 17, 2015
Given 29% while driving a Ford AU Falcon (235/45 R17) on mostly country roads for 2,000 average miles
These cheap shit tyres were put on by a Tight Arse Dealer, without my knowledge, or consent, as part of the sale. May as well have put 4 Rubber Ducks on the alloy rims. 'Made in Indonesia': Proves that 3rd World Muslim Countries can't make real tyres. Removing. DO NOT BUY!
Helpful 11 - tyre reviewed on July 26, 2015
Given 34% while driving a Nissan 200sx (235/45 R17) on mostly town for 100 average miles
These tyres are shit house no grip in the dry and definitely no grip in the wet has as much grip as a greasy ass hole did 5 skids on them though and took nothing off them if you want something lubed up then get a woman not these ship heap tyres made of poo
Helpful 9 - tyre reviewed on June 9, 2015
Given 97% while driving a Mercedes Benz A (225/45 R17 W) on mostly motorways for 35,000 spirited miles
Had this as tyre replacement for my Mercedes Benz A200, these tyres are great value for money with progressive lost of traction every 14
5k, and not sudden lost. I am very satisfied for the price I paid for them at RM Rims SG. Had recommanded these tyres to my daughter for her next tyre change. Definitely will buy them again when my current set wear out.
Helpful 11 - tyre reviewed on May 5, 2015
Given 100% while driving a Toyota Estima Aeras G (225/45 R18 W) on mostly motorways for 48,571 spirited miles
Extremely satisfied with these tyres for my Toyota Estima, served me well for this size its load index and speed index are difficult to find for the price. I drive only on roads with no off-road driving.
Helpful 8 - tyre reviewed on April 20, 2015
Given 90% while driving a Honda Civic Type R (215/45 R17 W) on mostly motorways for 0 easy going miles
Had the Maxtrek M1 for over 45k km, and they still look good to go for another 10k to 15k. Dry grip is good but room for improvement on the wet grip. Lost is wet weather grip is progressive and not overnight. Can't complain too much base on the price to performance ratio. Would get these tyres again when i need a tyre change.
Helpful 9 - tyre reviewed on April 3, 2015
Given 33% while driving a Suzuki 2000 vatari jx2.0 (235/65 R16 H) on a combination of roads for 0 average miles
Simply dangerous in the wet, I have a them on a 4x4 on the front, might as well be made of wood, even in four wheel drive going round a corner is a case of will I make it, go near the brakes on damp roads and you will skid or your ABS will take its own life. IF YOU LOVE LIFE AVOID THESE AT ALL COSTS!!!!!
Helpful 8 - tyre reviewed on January 29, 2015