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Maxxis Bighorn Tyres Really Work

September 11th, 2006 · 1 Comment

Maxxis Bighorn Tyres Really Work

I had expected to bring a review of the Federal mud tyre, but after being assured that Federal would come to the party with a couple of sets to try out, I am still waiting.

So, in the mean time I have fitted a set of brand spanking new Maxxis Bighorn.

I did the first trip on them this weekend and must say I am very impressed. I went up around Marysville, particularly Mt Strickland, which for part is very slippery red clay and then very rocky. From Mt Strickland I then went across to Lake Mountain and Mt Margaret.

Throughout the day the tyres self cleaned extremely well. The inside of the guards continually peppered with the mud from the tyres. The grip was awesome, and to get out after some of the steep sections to find the tread completely clean was astonishing.

If anyone is looking for a new mud tyre give these Maxxis Bighorn’s careful consideration. Just a side note on these, the sidewalls are extremely thick when compared to either the Federal or the BFG mud tyres and the tyres weigh more.

Check out our Mt Strickland DVD coming shortly and have a look at how they performed.

Email: info@4x4galore.com
Author – Doug Johnston

Tip:

Servicing on a 4x4 is normally at more frequent intervals, especially if you are involved in real 4WD work with lots of low range, river crossings or particularly dusty conditions.

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