BIGHORN MT762

Maxxis Bighorn MT762 tires: built for trucks and SUVs that leave the pavement

Maxxis Bighorn MT762 tires are a light-truck-sized model carried here across a broad spread of rim diameters and flotation heights. This page covers the one model and the exact sizes, ratings and prices we stock for it, so you can see what's really on the shelf before you buy. For the wider lineup, the Maxxis brand hub walks the rest of the range.

The sizes we carry

We stock the MT762 in 15-, 16-, 17-, 18- and 20-inch fitments, plus flotation heights of 33 and 35 inches. Representative sizes we carry include 245/70R17, 265/70R17, 305/70R17, 305/70R16, 285/75R16, 285/75R18, 325/65R18, 275/65R20 and 305/55R20, along with the flotation 33X12.5R15 and 35X12.5R15. This is what we stock, not the model's complete size range.

Concrete examples: the 33X12.50R15 is the entry point at $332, the 245/70R17 runs $428, and the tall 305/55R20 sits at the top at $584.

Ratings on the sizes we stock

Speed ratings across the sizes we carry run M, N, P and Q. Load indexes span 108 through 129, and load ranges cover C, D and E depending on the size. Service descriptions on file include 108Q, 119N, 122M, 129P and 127Q, so there's real load capacity here for heavier trucks.

Price band and who it suits

Prices land between $332 and $584. That range suits truck and SUV owners who want stout load ranges and both metric and flotation sizing. If you're weighing alternatives within the same family, the Buckshot Mudder II MT-764 is a different aggressive model, the BRAVO Series AT-771 leans milder, the RAZR MT is another rugged option, and the Bighorn M918 covers smaller applications. Browse everything under all tires.

Ordering

You get free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout through Affirm, Katapult, Klarna, PayPal Credit and Snap Finance, as low as 0% APR — details on the financing page. For fitment help, call 813-535-5801.

Maxxis Bighorn MT762 tires: built for trucks and SUVs that leave the pavement

Maxxis Bighorn MT762 tires are a light-truck-sized model carried here across a broad spread of rim diameters and flotation heights. This page covers the one model and the exact sizes, ratings and prices we stock for it, so you can see what's really on the shelf before you buy. For the wider lineup, the Maxxis brand hub walks the rest of the range.

The sizes we carry

We stock the MT762 in 15-, 16-, 17-, 18- and 20-inch fitments, plus flotation heights of 33 and 35 inches. Representative sizes we carry include 245/70R17, 265/70R17, 305/70R17, 305/70R16, 285/75R16, 285/75R18, 325/65R18, 275/65R20 and 305/55R20, along with the flotation 33X12.5R15 and 35X12.5R15. This is what we stock, not the model's complete size range.

Concrete examples: the 33X12.50R15 is the entry point at $332, the 245/70R17 runs $428, and the tall 305/55R20 sits at the top at $584.

Ratings on the sizes we stock

Speed ratings across the sizes we carry run M, N, P and Q. Load indexes span 108 through 129, and load ranges cover C, D and E depending on the size. Service descriptions on file include 108Q, 119N, 122M, 129P and 127Q, so there's real load capacity here for heavier trucks.

Price band and who it suits

Prices land between $332 and $584. That range suits truck and SUV owners who want stout load ranges and both metric and flotation sizing. If you're weighing alternatives within the same family, the Buckshot Mudder II MT-764 is a different aggressive model, the BRAVO Series AT-771 leans milder, the RAZR MT is another rugged option, and the Bighorn M918 covers smaller applications. Browse everything under all tires.

Ordering

You get free shipping on all orders. Financing is available at checkout through Affirm, Katapult, Klarna, PayPal Credit and Snap Finance, as low as 0% APR — details on the financing page. For fitment help, call 813-535-5801.