When I decided to change the rear tires on my X5, I spent a lot of time reviewing what was on offer across the various price ranges/manufacturers, my usual tire supplier is a Maxxis supplier so after a chat with him I decided to try the Marauder II. Having gone through a winter I have to say for a summer tire they have performed very well in wet, snowy and dry conditions, on motorways they are quiet and have a sure footed feel. I do not usually drive the X5 hard but on occasions when I have again the tires have performed well. Once the front Goodyears have worn out I shall replace these with Marauders. I would recommend these for any SUV.

These tires were on the front axle of my 63 plate Jeep Grand Cherokee when I purchased, as new, but over the last 2000 miles, the road noise and vibration through the steering has become intolerable...sounds like the whirring noise you get when a wheel bearing is on its last legs. Recently moved them to the rear, and although the steering wheel vibration has gone, there is still some excessive road noise from the rear. Going to take them off, even though still 7mm tread left. Perhaps it is because these are an all season tire, which isn't velar through some tire retailers

I think this one of the best tires I ever bought, I bought these tires for my Trailblazer 2007' they gave a very nice muscle look, and for the noise issue , I think I can live with that because my exhaust gives more noise than the tires, they gave 74 dbs .
For dry and wet grip they are amazing, I can't deferentiate between old tires and new one for handling.
There are still new I can't tell about wear now.

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Had a pair fitted to the rear of my BMW X5, first thing that was evident was the noise, much quieter than my old tires, very sure footed on the twisty bits. I have Goodyear Eagles on the front with 6mm tread left on, I will replace these with Marauders when they wear out. So far very impressed and glad I choose these.

this tire is made in china and not a good use for long time

2012 Range Rover - Bought set of Continental at $1,200 per tire, and managed around 18,000kms Tried the MA-S2 Maxxis at $1,300 / set of 4. Brilliant!! Achieved 50,000kms! Recommended.

Client races high performance (approx 340 kw, 540bhp) Territory in the NZ Targa race.
Impressive grip & wear, phenominal casing stability. Territory's are hard on tires, with shoulder wear usually prevalent. Not so with the MA-S2. Tires are wearing evenly and square, even under race conditions.
Fantastic tires.