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Maxxis M8060 Trepador Radial

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Maxxis
Class
  • Passenger Light Truck/Pick-up
  • Passenger Light Truck/SUV
Category
  • All-Season (A/S)
Subcategory
  • All Terrain (A/T)
  • Directional
  • Lug
  • Mud Terrain (M/T)
  • Radial
Type
Conventional

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The Maxxis M8060 Trepador is an all-season tire for SUVs. The word Trepador translated from Spanish means "opportunist". This tire features a reinforced radial design that greatly improves durability.

The tread was developed using computer simulation, therefore it has optimally matched and located blocks. The pattern itself is directional, effectively combined with large sipes and powerful lugs. This design allows it to withstand increased traction loads when passing through adverse road sections.

Radial MT-class mud tires with large herringbone blocks and durable sidewalls, designed for serious off-road conditions. The aggressive directional tread pattern of the Maxxis M8060 Trepador Radial proved to be so good off-road that it served as the basis for an extreme diagonal model with the same index, created especially for professional participation in heavy trophy raids. At the same time, the original Trepador with a radial carcass is a full-fledged off-road rubber, only more comfortable on hard roads and differing in its abilities only in the most severe conditions. It already in itself makes it possible to significantly improve cross-country ability, and a large range of sizes allows you to choose the right tires for a car of any level of training. It makes sense to buy Maxxis M8060 in size 185 / 85R16.

The Maxxis M8060 Trepador radial is the clever compromise for when you want a bit meaner tires but doesn’t put up with the disadvantages of extreme tires in normal day-to-day use on hard roads. The developers of this model managed to achieve acceptable quietness and comfort on the asphalt, tenacity on slippery graders, confidence on loose soils, and softness on bumpy roads with very strong sidewalls from an aggressive "tree" with large checkers. Another plus of rubber with a radial carcass is a higher resource when driving on hard roads in comparison with diagonal counterparts.

In Spanish, Trepador can be either a noun or an adjective. In the first case, it is translated as "steeplejack", in the second as "creeping". Both meanings correctly reflect the capabilities of the M8060. In the mountains, this durable rubber allows you to safely climb rocky steeps without fear of tearing the sidewalls, and in mud, its grip properties are sufficient to overcome the lion's share of average obstacles in tension. At the same time, even in muddy clay under the shower, the car will adequately obey the steering wheel and, despite the slopes of the terrain, will continue, clinging to the last, go where the driver directs it.

The depth and adhesion properties of the tread of the radial "trepadors" turned out to be optimal for use in civilian mode: on the one hand, the tires adhere well to viscous and slippery ground, on the other hand, they allow you to drive without fear with intensive slipping and forgive gross mistakes with excessive gas. In this case, the Trepador Radial has less risk of tearing a standard transmission compared to a rigid extreme "diagonal". Yes, and digs deep into the depths, as soon as the forward movement has ended, this modification of the M8060 is less intense. The tires are perfectly adapted to driving at low pressures and flatten well, significantly increasing traction on the wheels with every tenth of an atmosphere dropped from one and below. If the rubber is well fixed on the discs, then on very weak surfaces such as swamps, quicksand, or deep-frozen snow, it makes sense to blow it to zero. Interesting fact: although the strong sidewalls are impressively thick, the internal pressure in the radial Trepador can be visually assessed quite accurately by the way the wheel is flattened.

Despite the moderate relief of the sidewalls, the M8060 confidently walks along deep ruts, and if forward movement already fails, Maxxis in most cases leaves good chances to return backward in its tracks and find a detour on an unsuccessful trajectory. The tires do an excellent job with rocks, confidently overcome viscous clay, work with dignity on loose sand and gravel, and hold up decently on weak soils. In general, the M8060 performs well in a wide range of off-road conditions. For constant use in winter, this rubber, like the vast majority of MTs, is not recommended, although if necessary, you can safely conquer deep snow with the Trepador - the tread here is relatively soft and with large sipes.

In terms of its resource, this Maxxis does not stand out in either direction. It grinds at an average pace by the standards of mud tires and fairly evenly in speed, but the development on the checkers usually goes in steps, which is why, with wear, the handling, as well as the driving and acoustic comfort on hard roads, proportionally decrease. Interestingly, at the same time, working qualities on the off-road suffer to a much lesser extent.

The Maxxis M8060 Trepador Radial is very close to extreme tires in its extreme capabilities in mud, although it does not cross the MT / XT class boundary. But in terms of the sum of the characteristics, for many, this option will be preferable: on this rubber, it is easier to combine complex off-road races with the everyday urban operation.

Radial Maxxis can be recommended to the ever-busy jeep who loves to make some incredible off-road raid, but, for various reasons, usually gets out only for short-distance rides. But every weekend and sometimes very difficult. At the same time, the car can be operated during the whole working week on a banal route from home to work and back. Also, due to its durability, this model is well suited for conquering mountain routes, where normal primers will alternate with rocks and clay slopes. Moreover, it can be advised both to those who live in such areas permanently, and to those who are going there on a fairly long trip. In addition, it makes sense to pay attention to "Maxis" for amateur athletes performing in the club trophy

Key features of the Maxxis M8060 Trepador tire

- increased cross-country ability obtained by using optimally selected blocks;

- excellent handling and high-quality grip on any road surface is obtained through a combination of a rubber compound and a specially developed tread;

- reduced noise effect is achieved by increasing the number of lamellas.

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