This is a YouTube video titled "This is a better tire than the radar X MT" containing a monologue-style review and demonstration of the Maxxis Razor MT tire. The speaker discusses the tire's durability, design features, noise level, and performs a balancing test, sharing personal opinions and inviting viewer feedback. The content is from May 14, 2025.
Let's go over this Maxxis Razor mt. All right, Now, Maxis makes a real good tire, but they don't seem to last on heavy duty trucks. Now, if you got these on your truck, let us know how long they lasting for you. Now, for one, that is a real good looking tire. It's got a good looking sidewall on both sides. One's a little bit more aggressive than the other. I like this side better. Thing got some big old open shoulders, so it should sling that mud out pretty good. Now, as far as quietness, everybody wants to know well, how quiet these things are. Well, let me tell you, it's a mud tire. It's not going to be quiet like an all terrain or a highway tire at all. So these Maxis tires use a soft compound rubber. That's why I like the Maxis at them things don't last for about 20, 30,000. Now these let us know if you got them on your truck, how long they've lasted so far. Now let's go ahead and balance these things out and see how these things do bounce by the lug holes, people. No other way. All right, take the damn stickers off. All right, we got that thing going. Of course we're going to road force it. Everybody says, oh, you need to do the other other tires, road force. You just do the radars with shush. We going to do this Maxis tire and see how this will come. Now, y', all, them radars at 100 pounds of force. The lowest one was 99. What's this one going to be? What's this one going to be? Show you, show you. Why not to get them radars. Look at that. Seven pounds of force. Only an ounce and a quarter. Three and a half here. Seven pounds of fours. Y' all keep them trash radars all day.
