Maxxis

Maxxis tires: a broad catalog from touring to hardcore mud

Maxxis tires cover a lot of ground. Across our Maxxis catalog you will find passenger touring tires, highway rubber for trucks and SUVs, all-terrain tread, aggressive mud-terrain patterns and dedicated off-road and powersports tires. This page draws from a 318-product sample of visible SKUs, so treat it as a working snapshot rather than the brand's entire range. What a buyer is getting is a value-focused brand that spans daily commuting on the low end all the way up to specialty rock and mud tires that run into four figures. Prices in our sample run from $77 to $2,062, which tells you how wide the lineup really is.

The Maxxis pattern lineup

Below are the tread patterns we actually stock. This is not the brand's complete range, and each pattern is described by what it is built to do.

Touring and passenger tires

The MA202 is a passenger touring tire aimed at everyday commuting, with an emphasis on quiet, comfortable street miles. It runs the smallest sizes in the catalog, from 155/80R13 up to 225/60R16, and it is one of the most affordable patterns here at roughly $90 to $135. A short second listing, the MA-202, carries the same tread in 205/55R16 and 205/70R14.

High-performance and grand touring

The BRAVO HP-M3 family is a performance-oriented touring tire built for grip and steady handling on the street. We stock it under several listings: the BRAVO HPM3 is the largest at 50 products, spanning 205/45R17 through 235/50R17 and priced about $133 to $282. The BRAVO HP-M3 listing adds P-metric sizes from P195/55R16 up to 235/50R18, with a small companion BRAVO HP-M3 listing in 215/45R18 and 215/55R17. These are the tires for drivers who want responsive road manners rather than trail capability.

Highway tires for trucks and SUVs

The BRAVO HT-770 is a highway tire built for smooth, quiet pavement miles under trucks and SUVs. The main BRAVO SERIES HT-770 runs from 225/75R16 up to P255/70R16 at $182 to $308, with an additional HT-770 listing in 235/75R17 and 255/65R17. The shorter BRAVO HT770 listing carries 225/65R17 through 265/70R17. Highway tread like this trades off-road bite for long, even wear and low road noise.

All-terrain tires

All-terrain patterns split the difference between highway comfort and off-road grip, giving useful dirt and gravel traction while still behaving on pavement. The BRAVO SERIES AT-771 is the deepest all-terrain listing at 21 products, spanning 225/75R16 through 305/55R20 plus flotation sizes like 30X9.50R15 and 31X10.50R15, priced $186 to $410. The BRAVO AT771 covers 255/65R16 up to 315/70R17, while the Maxxis BRAVO AT771 listing adds 245/65R17 and 325/60R20. The BRAVO SERIES AT-770 rounds out the all-terrain group in 225/65R17, 235/65R17 and 275/65R18.

Mud-terrain and off-road tires

Mud-terrain tires use big, open tread blocks to clear mud and bite into loose surfaces, and Maxxis stocks several aggressive options. The RAZR MT is a mud-terrain tire running 265/75R16 up through 38X13.50R20, priced $301 to $748, with a companion MT-772 RAZR listing in sizes from 265/70R17 to 40X13.50R17. The Bighorn MT762 is another mud pattern: the BIGHORN MT762 listing spans 245/70R17 to 35X12.50R15, and the BIGHORN MT-762 listing covers 235/80R17 through 325/60R18. The BUCKSHOT MUDDER II MT-764 is a four-size mud tire in 235/75R15 up to 285/70R17.

For the most extreme end, the TREPADOR M8060 is a hardcore off-road tire in large sizes like 35X12.50R17 and 37X13.50R17, priced $554 to $1,089, and the CREEPY CRAWLER M8090 is a dedicated rock-crawling tire in 13.50R17 and 35X12.50R15 at the top of the price ladder, $849 to $894.

Powersports and UTV tires

Maxxis stocks several small-diameter tires built for side-by-sides and ATVs. The BIGHORN 2.0 MU10 and BIGHORN 2.0 MU09 run 12- and 14-inch rim-diameter sizes such as 25X10.00R12 and 29X9.00R14. The MU08 CEROS covers 26X9.00R14 and 26X11.00R14. These are purpose-built off-road powersports tires, not passenger tires.

Light-truck and commercial tires

The UE168 LTR is a light-truck tire in 215/85R16 and 225/75R16, priced $252 to $294. The UR275 is a commercial pattern in 7.50R16 and 75R17.50, aimed at working vehicles and trailers rather than daily driving.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across this Maxxis sample, rim diameters run from 12 up to 22 inches, covering everything from small powersports wheels to large truck applications. Passenger and touring sizes start as small as 155/80R13 and 165/70R13, while truck and off-road sizes extend to flotation dimensions such as 38X13.50R20 and 40X13.50R17. Sizes here are stated as facts about the tires in stock, not as a fitment recommendation.

Price and who Maxxis is for

Maxxis lands as a value-driven brand with a very wide spread. Everyday touring tires like the MA202 start around $90, which makes them a sensible pick for budget-conscious commuting. At the other end, specialty off-road and rock tires such as the TREPADOR and CREEPY CRAWLER climb well past $500, reflecting their size and purpose. The full sample runs from $77 to $2,062. If you are weighing whether Maxxis tires are good for a given job, the honest answer is that it depends on the pattern: the brand has credible options for street, highway, trail and hardcore off-road use, each priced to match its category.

Buying Maxxis from ThreePiece

Every order ships with free shipping. We also build wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they ship, so they arrive ready to bolt on. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you have questions about sizes or want a hand, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 — reach us through contact us or check the FAQ. Browse the full Maxxis lineup to see current stock.

Maxxis tires: a broad catalog from touring to hardcore mud

Maxxis tires cover a lot of ground. Across our Maxxis catalog you will find passenger touring tires, highway rubber for trucks and SUVs, all-terrain tread, aggressive mud-terrain patterns and dedicated off-road and powersports tires. This page draws from a 318-product sample of visible SKUs, so treat it as a working snapshot rather than the brand's entire range. What a buyer is getting is a value-focused brand that spans daily commuting on the low end all the way up to specialty rock and mud tires that run into four figures. Prices in our sample run from $77 to $2,062, which tells you how wide the lineup really is.

The Maxxis pattern lineup

Below are the tread patterns we actually stock. This is not the brand's complete range, and each pattern is described by what it is built to do.

Touring and passenger tires

The MA202 is a passenger touring tire aimed at everyday commuting, with an emphasis on quiet, comfortable street miles. It runs the smallest sizes in the catalog, from 155/80R13 up to 225/60R16, and it is one of the most affordable patterns here at roughly $90 to $135. A short second listing, the MA-202, carries the same tread in 205/55R16 and 205/70R14.

High-performance and grand touring

The BRAVO HP-M3 family is a performance-oriented touring tire built for grip and steady handling on the street. We stock it under several listings: the BRAVO HPM3 is the largest at 50 products, spanning 205/45R17 through 235/50R17 and priced about $133 to $282. The BRAVO HP-M3 listing adds P-metric sizes from P195/55R16 up to 235/50R18, with a small companion BRAVO HP-M3 listing in 215/45R18 and 215/55R17. These are the tires for drivers who want responsive road manners rather than trail capability.

Highway tires for trucks and SUVs

The BRAVO HT-770 is a highway tire built for smooth, quiet pavement miles under trucks and SUVs. The main BRAVO SERIES HT-770 runs from 225/75R16 up to P255/70R16 at $182 to $308, with an additional HT-770 listing in 235/75R17 and 255/65R17. The shorter BRAVO HT770 listing carries 225/65R17 through 265/70R17. Highway tread like this trades off-road bite for long, even wear and low road noise.

All-terrain tires

All-terrain patterns split the difference between highway comfort and off-road grip, giving useful dirt and gravel traction while still behaving on pavement. The BRAVO SERIES AT-771 is the deepest all-terrain listing at 21 products, spanning 225/75R16 through 305/55R20 plus flotation sizes like 30X9.50R15 and 31X10.50R15, priced $186 to $410. The BRAVO AT771 covers 255/65R16 up to 315/70R17, while the Maxxis BRAVO AT771 listing adds 245/65R17 and 325/60R20. The BRAVO SERIES AT-770 rounds out the all-terrain group in 225/65R17, 235/65R17 and 275/65R18.

Mud-terrain and off-road tires

Mud-terrain tires use big, open tread blocks to clear mud and bite into loose surfaces, and Maxxis stocks several aggressive options. The RAZR MT is a mud-terrain tire running 265/75R16 up through 38X13.50R20, priced $301 to $748, with a companion MT-772 RAZR listing in sizes from 265/70R17 to 40X13.50R17. The Bighorn MT762 is another mud pattern: the BIGHORN MT762 listing spans 245/70R17 to 35X12.50R15, and the BIGHORN MT-762 listing covers 235/80R17 through 325/60R18. The BUCKSHOT MUDDER II MT-764 is a four-size mud tire in 235/75R15 up to 285/70R17.

For the most extreme end, the TREPADOR M8060 is a hardcore off-road tire in large sizes like 35X12.50R17 and 37X13.50R17, priced $554 to $1,089, and the CREEPY CRAWLER M8090 is a dedicated rock-crawling tire in 13.50R17 and 35X12.50R15 at the top of the price ladder, $849 to $894.

Powersports and UTV tires

Maxxis stocks several small-diameter tires built for side-by-sides and ATVs. The BIGHORN 2.0 MU10 and BIGHORN 2.0 MU09 run 12- and 14-inch rim-diameter sizes such as 25X10.00R12 and 29X9.00R14. The MU08 CEROS covers 26X9.00R14 and 26X11.00R14. These are purpose-built off-road powersports tires, not passenger tires.

Light-truck and commercial tires

The UE168 LTR is a light-truck tire in 215/85R16 and 225/75R16, priced $252 to $294. The UR275 is a commercial pattern in 7.50R16 and 75R17.50, aimed at working vehicles and trailers rather than daily driving.

Sizes and fitments carried

Across this Maxxis sample, rim diameters run from 12 up to 22 inches, covering everything from small powersports wheels to large truck applications. Passenger and touring sizes start as small as 155/80R13 and 165/70R13, while truck and off-road sizes extend to flotation dimensions such as 38X13.50R20 and 40X13.50R17. Sizes here are stated as facts about the tires in stock, not as a fitment recommendation.

Price and who Maxxis is for

Maxxis lands as a value-driven brand with a very wide spread. Everyday touring tires like the MA202 start around $90, which makes them a sensible pick for budget-conscious commuting. At the other end, specialty off-road and rock tires such as the TREPADOR and CREEPY CRAWLER climb well past $500, reflecting their size and purpose. The full sample runs from $77 to $2,062. If you are weighing whether Maxxis tires are good for a given job, the honest answer is that it depends on the pattern: the brand has credible options for street, highway, trail and hardcore off-road use, each priced to match its category.

Buying Maxxis from ThreePiece

Every order ships with free shipping. We also build wheel and tire packages mounted and balanced before they ship, so they arrive ready to bolt on. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you have questions about sizes or want a hand, our team offers expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 — reach us through contact us or check the FAQ. Browse the full Maxxis lineup to see current stock.