Maxxis Razr AT ~ Long Term Review

We did more than put the latest Maxxis Razr 811 AT to the test, we punished it!

In this long term review, Jared talks about the latest all-terrain tyre from Maxxis and how it has stood up to 10,000km of day to day travel plus the off road tracks of southern Tasmania!

Need to know more? Check out our full written review over here:
https://www.tyrereview.com.au/maxxis-razr-at811-long-term-review

Note that the puncture that was fixed in the video was caused earlier by running over a glass bottle on the verge of a road, and Jared hadn't got around to fixing it yet 🙄 We also don't recommend fixing punctures in the side wall, unless you're actually out on the trail and really need the tyre, as this type of puncture repair isn't 100% fail safe.

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Jared:

G'day, Jared from Tyre Review here and I've been rolling for about the last eight and a half thousand Ks on the Maxxis RAZR AT, so not the MT, it's the AT.

So it's a slightly more aggressive pattern than what they normally have. So the 771, that sort of thing. And I've actually been remarkably impressed with these tyres. I was worried because you know, they're slightly more aggressive patterns are sometimes not as good in the wet, but on roundabouts, slow speed, they've been really good. There's been a touch of a little bit of understeery oversteery if you give it a bit too much with the right boot. But I mean, you shouldn't be doing that any way. You should be driving to the conditions.

Everyday driving, they've actually been really good. So a little bit of noise, but not as much as I was expecting given the aggressive pattern. So again, marginally more noise than your average all terrain but nothing to complain about.

Because the pattern is aggressive, they have actually been really good off-road so we've just come through some fairly serious tracks.

And we managed to roll one off the rim.

Oh, no.

I was coming up here and it sort of slid to the right and I didn't notice it had come off the bead and gave it some welly. Lot's of welly's and-

Was it the driver or the car?

A combination of both, I guess.

So around the front, I have managed to put some glass in one as well. Probably had the most adventurous time with these tyres that I've had yet with any of the tyres that I've tested, but I've given them hell and they've come back for more. So, the Maxxis RAZR AT I would certainly recommend as a great aggressive all terrain tyre for pretty much anyone who's actually going to be getting off the beaten track more regularly than not.

So, yeah. Maxxis RAZR AT. Go out and get them!
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