Maxxis Razr AT

[Teaman1]

Anybody use these tires.
Currently use the Falken at3w with no complaints. Saw these this morning and don’t seem like a bad tire.
Looking to get new tires next week, would appreciate any feedback.

 

[DRP]

I have them on a 2007 F350 crew cab long box, gas engine so the vehicle weighs about 8,000lbs. I have 15k miles on them. So far they are wearing well, they have been rotated every 4-5k miles. They ride smooth and have decent traction.

 

[Elk botherer]

I’ve got a set that’s 285/75/18 on my 2017 F350 crew cab 6.2 gasser long bed and I’ve put 15,000 on mine with regular 5,000 mile rotations. The rear tires on my recent rotation measured at 50% tread. I haven’t towed anything crazy heavy or used it abnormally. Pretty disappointed in them since they’re supposed to have a 50,000 or 55,000 mile warranty. Don’t think I’ll get another set of them, they weren’t cheap. I had some cooper discover AT3 XLT that lasted way longer.

 

[loganwayne]

i had them on a lighter truck and they lasted forever

 

[Elk botherer]

i had them on a lighter truck and they lasted forever

How many miles did you get out of yours?

 

[Weldor]

I'm curious too, to see how they lasted on a 350.

 

[loganwayne]

How many miles did you get out of yours?

I dont remember the miles but I had the nissan frontier for 5 years and drove it almost everyday. Put the tires on it second week i had it and they looked like they were still 1/2 or maybe a little less than that when I sold it.

I put a set on my f250 and they didn't seem to last near as long.

 

[DRP]

I don’t have a tire gauge but I measured with a set of digital calipers, original depth is listed ar 15/32, mine measured right at 17/64 so slightly better than 50% tread at exactly 15,081 miles. I pull a 9k pound 5th wheel about 6-8 times a year on fairly short trips (under 500 miles). 2007 f350 crew cab long box. LT295/65/20