Maxxis Tires

Maxxis is the global tire brand of Cheng Shin Rubber, the Taiwan-based manufacturer that has been building tires for over 50 years. They make everything from bicycle rubber to truck tires, and in the auto world they've earned a real reputation the hard way: with the Razr lineup, one of the strongest budget off-road and all-terrain families you can buy.

Here's the honest version. Maxxis isn't trying to out-premium the big names. They're trying to give you 85% of a premium tire for 65% of the money — and in their truck and SUV tires, that math usually works.

What's worth your money

Razr AT (AT-811) — the flagship all-terrain, and the tire most people should think of first when they hear "Maxxis." Aggressive enough to look the part, quiet enough for the 401, and it carries the 3PMSF severe-snow certification, so it counts as a legitimate winter tire under Quebec's winter tire law and in any GTA snowstorm. Maxxis backs it with a 60,000-mile treadwear warranty on P-metric sizes (50,000 on LT sizes). If you drive a Tacoma, 4Runner, Wrangler or any half-ton and want one tire that does everything, this is the one to price out.

Razr HT — Maxxis' new flagship highway-terrain tire, built for SUV and crossover drivers who want comfort and long life over trail cred. A 70,000-mile treadwear warranty on non-LT sizes is serious coverage for a value-brand highway tire.

Razr MT (MT-772) — the mud-terrain sibling for trucks that actually see mud. Aggressive lugs, tougher casing, the usual MT trade-offs: louder on pavement and thirstier. Right tire for the right truck.

Bravo AT-771 — the older workhorse all-terrain. Less refined than the Razr AT but priced to move, with a 50,000-mile warranty on non-LT sizes. A solid pick if your truck works harder than it shows off.

Bravo HT-770 — a highway-terrain for trucks and SUVs, with a 96,000 km treadwear warranty. Quiet, long-lived, no drama.

Bravo HP-M3 — the car/SUV all-season, with warranties up to 112,000 km depending on size. Comfortable highway tire for commuters.

Victra MA-Z4S — the ultra-high-performance all-season for drivers who want grip without buying a summer set.

Premitra Snow WP6 / WP6 SUV and Premitra Ice 5 — Maxxis' dedicated winter tires for cars, crossovers and SUVs. The WP6 is the high-performance winter option; the Ice 5 targets deep-cold driving.

Where it falls short

Maxxis doesn't play at the very top of the passenger-car game the way it does in trucks — the Razr line is the star, and the car tires are merely competent. And a note on the Premitra Snow WP6: independent European testing has scored it well in snow but flagged long wet-braking distances, so if most of your winter driving is rainy highway miles, say so when you call and we'll steer you right.

Warranty notes

Maxxis treadwear warranties are mileage-based and vary by model and size — 70,000 miles on the new Razr HT (non-LT), 60,000 on the Razr AT (P-metric), 50,000 on the Bravo AT-771 (non-LT) and LT Razr sizes, and up to 112,000 km on the Bravo HP-M3. Confirm the exact warranty for your size before you buy — we'll check it with you on the call.

Maxxis also runs periodic manufacturer rebates through the year. Check our current tire rebate offers — if there's a Maxxis mail-in or instant rebate running, we'll stack it on your quote.

Frequently asked questions

Are Maxxis tires any good?

Yes — especially their truck and SUV tires. The Razr AT and Razr MT are legitimately strong tires that compete with tires costing much more, and Maxxis backs them with real treadwear warranties. Their car tires are solid value picks rather than class leaders.

Is the Maxxis Razr AT good in winter?

Yes. The Razr AT (AT-811) carries the 3PMSF severe-snow certification, so it's a legitimate winter-rated tire for Canadian winters and meets Quebec's winter tire requirements. That said, in deep GTA winters a dedicated winter tire like the Premitra Snow WP6 will still outperform it.

What is the Maxxis Razr HT?

The Razr HT is Maxxis' newest flagship highway-terrain tire, designed for SUV and crossover drivers who prioritize a quiet ride, comfort, and long tread life. It carries a 70,000-mile treadwear warranty on non-LT sizes.

What kind of warranty comes with Maxxis tires?

Maxxis offers mileage-based treadwear warranties that vary by model: 70,000 miles on the Razr HT (non-LT sizes), 60,000 miles on the Razr AT (P-metric sizes), 50,000 miles on the Bravo AT-771 (non-LT sizes) and LT Razr sizes, and up to 112,000 km on the Bravo HP-M3. Always confirm the exact warranty for your size before buying.

Does Maxxis make dedicated winter tires for Canada?

Yes. The Premitra Snow WP6 and WP6 SUV are Maxxis' performance winter tires for cars and SUVs, and the Premitra Ice 5 targets deep-cold driving. Both are sold in Canada. Independent European testing has rated the WP6 well in snow but weaker in wet braking, so tell us how you drive and we'll advise honestly.

Are Maxxis tires just cheap tires?

They're priced below the premium brands, but "cheap" isn't the right word for the truck lineup — the Razr series is genuinely well-engineered rubber with real warranties. You're paying less mostly because Maxxis spends less on marketing than the big names do.

Can I get Maxxis tires installed at my home or office in the GTA?

Yes. We sell and install Maxxis tires across the GTA at your driveway, on your schedule — evenings and weekends included. Text or call (647) 819-0490 with your tire size for a straight quote.

Ready to price out a set of Maxxis?

We sell and install a wide range of Maxxis tires across the GTA, at your driveway and on your schedule. Text or call (647) 819-0490 with your tire size and we'll give you a straight quote — no upsell.

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