Maxxis MA iPro Victra iPro Owner Reviews

What owners say summarised from 15 reviews

Drivers rate the Maxxis MA iPro Victra iPro highly for strong dry grip, confident handling/steering feedback, low noise, and good comfort, all at a very affordable price. Wet grip is generally praised as good to excellent for the money, with many reporting stable braking and high-speed confidence. The most common drawback is faster-than-expected tread wear, and a few note that wet performance is less secure at high speeds or once the tyre is worn. Overall sentiment is strongly positive, with value and day-to-day performance standing out.

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Owner ratings averaged from 25 ratings

Owner score 80%
Dry Grip 88%
Handling 84%
Road Feedback 83%
Wet Grip 78%
Comfort 77%
Wear 68%

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79%

Member August 26, 2012

Subaru
225/45 R17
3,000 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited

Outstanding grip at normal/legal speeds. Pressures of 37-39 psi (same front & rear) work best for me- 'dialing' out most/all understeer possible on factor suspension. Excellent grip in wet (lower levels of grip than dry but still very impressive). Noise levels low, more than happy with them. Comfort levels are dependent on pressures. Overall good/great balance of comfort /handling/noise. My ONLY concern is the higher than expected wear rate. The tyre sells for $210-230 RRP here in Australia so that price makes that one issue less of a concern. After many months trying to find a tire I could be happy with for a price I can afford, I have finally found ONE and trying to find a 'better tire' (for me) is probably not going to be worth the effort. 3.5-4/5 Overall score.

87%

Member October 6, 2011

Honda Fit (Jazz)
195/55 R15
1,500 miles
A Combination of Roads
Spirited

switched to these babys from my previous yokohama db set. have to say was at first skeptical as salesman was trying hard to push for sales of these.... did some research online and asking around and decided to give them a shot due to mainly positive feedback from both channels. paid 96usd (125sgd) per piece. have to say im VERY impressed with them.

Dry road, handling was excellent with me taking in corners and overtaking like a madman, breaking distance was noticeably reduced as compared to my former tyres.

Wet road, was nothing outstanding but considerably better than most tyres ive tried (yokohama/fit, brigestone/fit, bridgestone/picnic, hankook/lancer etc) normal wet highway driving could handle 110km/h easily, deep puddles have to be abit more careful.

Noise, well maybe only one notch above the yokohama db

Comfort, pretty darned comfortable =)

79%

Member December 2, 2010

Honda Civic FD1 1.8 i Vtec
215/45 R17 W
75 miles
A Combination of Roads
Average

at first wanted to buy either yokohama c drive and dunlop tires. but recommended to use this tire. less noise, good grip in dry and wet condition since it has AA traction. an honda Odyssey owner also recommends this tire to me. in the end, decided to buy this tire. first impression, wow! nice grip especially at cornering and sharp bend. good tire!