Best Tires for the Mitsubishi L200

This review is for the Maxxis Bravo AT771 tires 255/60/18 fitted to a 2024 KGM Musso.

What an incredible tire!
These came fitted from factory on my KGM Musso. In all the years owning a 4x4, towing, working, off road I have never owned a tire like this that did so well. First set lasted me 40,000 miles down to wearing out the sipes, i could have got another 10-15k out of them but where I reside it snows proper job so I have recently changed them for the same.
On the road they are refined and grip well, noise is acceptable for an All Terrain, louder than Yokohama GO15, but a lot quieter than BFG KO2, and they used a lot less fuel than the BFG that I have used on previous pickup trucks.
In the rain they are very good, easily dispersing water, these came into their own a few times when towing during a storm, the steering input and braking remained precise, and we were hitting quite a lot of standing water.
Off road, I have used them in everything, mainly towing my caravan, they didn't miss a beat once. Gave me sure footed traction and lots of control at lower speeds. They clean out easy and air down well, they bag out on the sides while giving a longer footprint.
Overall i cant fault them. Towing in summer heatwaves, towing through winter snow, towing on beaches, off road along welsh shale tracks and gravel roads, logging tracks, these tires have taken my pick up truck and family everywhere.

I have these tires on a Mitsubishi L200, size 265/60 R18. They were a little noisy when new, but after about 100 km, they stopped making noise. On a dry road at speeds of about 140 km/h in corners and when braking, the car floats a little on the road, the sidewalls of the tires are very soft. On a wet surface, they have excellent grip and they hold on like glue even in corners. Overall, I am satisfied, if only the sidewalls were stiffer. I have driven them for about 1000 km in total, highways and county roads. I will simply summarize it as follows: on a dry road, they have their limits, but on a wet road, even in deep puddles, they hold on like glue. Overall, driving with them is safe, but it is definitely not a sports tire, so at speeds of about 150 km/h and higher, you have to be careful and anticipate.

Installed at the rear, really good tires on the road and off road! I was really impressed with the off road grip! Even at 2WD, on mud it handles really well! Buying a 2nd pair for the front in 2 weeks after a meh time with the Ovation Ecovision VI-286 A/T

The tire in dry and warm weather is good, stable. As soon as the road is wet, it's bad. They skid on wet roads and the braking effect is weak! I do not recommend them, and certainly not for wet roads.

Put Maxxis AT 771’s on my L200. I can’t believe the difference. The track I use to get to my field I had to use 4x4 to get down it. I can now get down in 2 wheel drive. Grip is excellent. They disperse the water when hitting large puddles to the side so no windscreen being covered in water. When I bought my car it had budgets tires on. Never again. The cost of Maxxis is well worth it.

Came as standard on my L200, 99% of my driving is done on tarmac, car is two years old, so I’ve done 60,000 miles and just about to change them as tread on the limit. To get 60,000 miles out of a set of tires is impressive, I’ll be glad they are going though, as mentioned by other people these tires are dangerous on wet roads, I’ve got to the point where I literally slow to a crawl at corners if it’s wet as I’ve come close to losing control of the vehicle a few times due to the lack of grip and the car sliding all over the road I’ve had this issue with the tires since the car was delivered and the tires were new. Replacing with Goodyear Wranglers which I hope are grippier on wet roads.

Great tires, they were able to survive in well shape for 45K miles, previous Maxxis AT771 last 25K miles on same conditions. At least 15K miles were on gravel roads, heavy loaded and high speed (above 50 miles/h), never any issue, the last 5K miles they were not in his best, but still Ok for summer.

Put them on about 10 years ago as the Bridgestone Dueller wore out of excessive dryness (yes indeed) in only a few years of use and disappointed badly overall. Up until now I have thrown the book at these Michelins; off roading, trailer pulling, snow drifting, beach donuts and still going out is never limited with these. Most surprisingly is the lack of thread wear, the side wall dryness and cracking is making these tires in need of replacement sooner, especially on the front, and that is the only real negative thing I can say about these. Front lasted 6 years Rears lasting 10 years and still looking ok

A great long lasting all-terrain tire for mostly road use. They look aggressive, great on wet and dry roads, relatively quite, and last for a good 50k miles. Not the cheapest, but the best value by far, great all-rounder.

I got these tires as a compromise to give me good motorway driving and allow me to park on construction sites without issues. I think the tires have been fantastic. They perform brilliantly in snow and fill me with confidence when out on the road. I have got 45k out of them so far and expect them to last a final 5k before the new truck arrives.