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Maxxis MAV1

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Trying to get my FTO registered, but couldn't get past the safety check! Rear tyres are bald and need to be changed.
Rushed to Bob Jane for 2 tyres and im offered 3 choices. pirelli $600, Yokohama $560, Maxxis $320. Obviously, i chose the cheapest one as i have used Maxxis on my ex Mirage and they work great.
But i havent used this MAV1 series before. want to know if anyone of you uses it? how do you think?
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how did your back tires go bald man i had mine on for like 8 months and they still are not bald
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Is it for a tyre or for a pair? I've tried 2 tires so far and its pretty good performance tires: Toyo Proxy 4 ($185) and the Bridgestone ER300 ($230)
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Post by da_msta_chizz »

$320? wtf?
guessing thats for a pair of 17's?
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they are good for a cheaper brand actually have a really good rep for wet weather braking and response not so wellknown in oz but theyhave been around for a while originally were destined for usa market only if thats a pair for the price theyare worth it ;)
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Post by zuihoujueding »

nvr2low wrote:how did your back tires go bald man i had mine on for like 8 months and they still are not bald
They were actually for the front, but i rotated them to the back. Thats why they were bald. the yokohama R1 which i had were pretty good, but i notice they wear abit faster than maxxis.

$320 for a pair of 205/16inch for my stock rims. I thought they were priced pretty good cos i used to buy 195/14inch for $98 each for my mirage. Then offer came and i got Pirelli P6000 for $125. But they were dead ugly!
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Post by nam »

i used a full set on my r32 and they were great
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I'd bit the bullet for some MA-Z1's if you can get them, got them on at the moment and am very happy with them for a cheap tyre. I'm sure I'll destroy them at their first track day though ;)
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