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The full silica tread compound delivers an excellent dry and wet grip.
Central ribs give straight-line stability at high speed along with optimal handling
Enhanced water dispersal and aquaplaning resistance
Multi-pitch tread pattern provides improved rolling resistance performance
Outer shoulder block provides superb straight-line grip and handling
A standard UHP tire engineered to reduce our carbon footprint, the HP5 was designed to feature the renowned Maxxis handling prowess but with more focus on low rolling resistance technologies. The full silica tread compound and bead filler design help reduce rolling resistance while maximizing ride comfort and wet traction.
Maxxis is a tyre brand manufactured in Taiwan in 1967. Started as a bicycle tyres manufacturer only. It is still the largest bicycle tyre manufacturer in the world. Now they manufacture all types of tyres, such as passenger car tyres, light trucks, heavy trucks and so on.
Quality of Maxxis Tyres?
It is quoted by the manufacturers that the Maxxis tyre scored an average of 95.4 over a total of 14 disciplines, which means they claimed to be the best amongst top-rated brands from the likes of Pirelli and Bridgestone. Maintaining mid-range prices in the competitive world of tyres, where innovation to the quality of the tyre improves up to date.
Maxxis is the most reliable tyre brand because of its excellent handling and grip, no matter what they are designed for Passenger cars or SUV/ off-road vehicles. With deep, sculpted centre blocks that maximize off-road traction, this Maxxis tire also maintains a quieter ride.
195/60 R15 MAXXIS HP5 is Recommended for Following Cars
195/60 R15Â Tyre Size is Best For Following Vehicles, Accord, City, Civic, Elantra, Lancer, Sunny, Corolla Altis, Prius
The code written on the sidewall of the tyre provides tyre size and construction (e.g whether it’s a radial), as well as their weight carrying capacity and speed rating.
195 indicates section width size on the scale of millimeters.
60 indicates the aspect ratio, a comparison between the section height size and section width size.
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