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Maxxis Bighorn MT-762

Light Truck / SUV - Off-Road Max Traction
Type: / All Season
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CROSSOVER DURABILITY SUV LIGHT TRUCK TRACTION OFF-ROAD HANDLING
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Key Facts

  • Year Released: 2008
  • Regions for sale: North America, Central & South America, Europe, Russia+, East Asia, Southeast Asia, Middle East, South Africa, Oceania
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– According to the reviews, these tires performed very well in a variety of conditions, including snow/slush, wet and dry conditions.
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Summary

Description

The Maxxis Bighorn MT-762 is an all-season off-road tire designed for light trucks and SUVs. First introduced in 2008, it excels in mud terrain and offers exceptional durability and traction. With a history of success in off-road racing, this tire is built to handle challenging conditions while providing a reliable performance on rugged surfaces.

Features & Benefits

  • Staggered Shoulder Lugs: Enhance traction on uneven and off-road terrain.
  • Deep Tread Blocks: Large void-ratio tread pattern improves self-cleaning in mud.
  • Heavy-Duty Sidewalls: Increased puncture resistance on rough terrains.
  • Jointless Spiral-Wound Cap-Ply: Maximizes ride refinement and tire durability.
  • Studdable: Shoulder tread blocks are pinned for optional winter traction (check local regulations for snow stud legality).

Year Released

Released in 2008, the Bighorn MT-762 has been recognized for its off-road prowess and has helped achieve numerous championships in short course off-road racing.

Regions Availability

Available in North America, Central & South America, Europe, Russia+, East Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, South Africa, and Oceania.

Vehicle Compatibility / Popular Vehicle Fitments

Suitable for a variety of light trucks and SUVs. Common fitments include:

  • Jeep Wrangler
  • Toyota Land Cruiser
  • Ford Ranger
  • Nissan Frontier
  • Consult a tire specialist or vehicle manufacturer to ensure proper fitment for your vehicle.

Final Thoughts

The Maxxis Bighorn MT-762 is ideal for drivers who require robust off-road performance combined with all-season versatility. Its design ensures excellent traction in mud, durability on rugged surfaces, and a comfortable ride. Whether tackling off-road adventures or navigating challenging terrains, this tire provides the reliability needed for demanding conditions.

Maxxis Bighorn MT-762 Latest News

  • Jun 25, 2017
    Video

    Maxxis Bighorn 762 vs Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ P3 Tyre Review

    After recently damaging my Maxxis Bighorn 762, we've decided to try some Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ P3 tyres. Here's a short video on some similarities and differences between the two that you might find interesting.

Detailed Information

Type and Size
Tire Model
Maxxis / Bighorn MT-762
Car Type
Season
All Season
Rim Diameter
15 / 16 / 17 / 18 / 20 "
Width
235 / 245 / 255 / 265 / 275 / 285 / 305 / 315 / 325 mm
Aspect Ratio
55 / 60 / 65 / 70 / 75 / 80 / 85 %
Construction
Radial
Special Features
Runflat
No
Mud and Snow
No
Extra Load
No
Speed and Load
Speed Index
M (max 81 mph) ... Q (max 100 mph)
Load Index (max load for a tire)
 

Maxxis / Bighorn MT-762 Sizes & Specifications

Rim Model Size Index Features Sidewall styling Max inflation pressure Section width Load range Max load Tread depth Overall diameter Approved rim width Price
R15 235/75 R15 104/101Q 235/75 R15 104/101Q OWL 50 9.4 C 1984 19 29.0 6.0-7.0
R16 235/85 R16 120/116N 235/85 R16 120/116N BW 80 9.6 E 3042 19 31.7 6.0-7.5
R16 245/75 R16 120/116N 245/75 R16 120/116N OWL 80 9.8 E 3042 19 30.6 6.5-8.0
R16 255/85 R16 119N 255/85 R16 119N
R16 255/85 R16 119/116N 255/85 R16 119/116N BW 65 10.3 D 3000 19 33.3 6.5-8.0
R16 265/75 R16 112/109Q 265/75 R16 112/109Q OWL 50 10.8 C 2469 19 31.8 7.0-8.0
R16 265/75 R16 119/116Q 265/75 R16 119/116Q OWL 65 10.8 D 3000 19 31.8 7.0-8.0
R16 265/75 R16 123/120M 265/75 R16 123/120M OWL 80 10.6 E 3415 19 31.8 7.0-8.0
R16 275/70 R16 112/109Q 275/70 R16 112/109Q OWL 50 11.1 C 2469 19 31.3 7.0-8.5
R16 285/75 R16 122/119M 285/75 R16 122/119M OWL 65 11.6 D 3305 19 33.0 7.5-9.0
R16 305/70 R16 118/115Q 305/70 R16 118/115Q OWL 50 12.4 D 2910 19 33.0 8.0-9.5
R16 315/75 R16 121Q 315/75 R16 121Q OWL 50 12.8 D 3195 19 34.6 8.0-11.0
R17 235/80 R17 120/117Q 235/80 R17 120/117Q OWL 80 9.4 E 3042 19 31.9 6.0-7.5
R17 245/70 R17 114/110Q 245/70 R17 114/110Q OWL 65 9.7 D 2601 19 30.8 6.5-8.0
R17 245/70 R17 119/116Q 245/70 R17 119/116Q OWL 80 9.7 E 3000 19 30.8 6.5-8.0
R17 255/65 R17 114/110Q 255/65 R17 114/110Q OWL 65 10.6 D 2601 20 30.1 7.0-8.0
R17 265/70 R17 118/115Q 265/70 R17 118/115Q OWL 65 10.8 D 2910 19 31.8 7.0-8.5
R17 265/70 R17 121/118Q 265/70 R17 121/118Q OWL 80 10.6 E 3195 19 31.8 7.0-8.5
R17 275/70 R17 120/117Q 275/70 R17 120/117Q OWL 65 11.0 D 3042 19 32.3 7.0-8.5
R17 285/70 R17 121/118Q 285/70 R17 121/118Q OWL 65 11.7 D 3195 19 33.0 7.5-9.0
R17 305/70 R17 119/116N 305/70 R17 119/116N OWL 50 12.2 D 3000 21 34.0 8.0-9.5
R18 275/65 R18 119/116Q 275/65 R18 119/116Q OWL 65 11.0 D 3000 20 32.1 7.0-9.0
R18 275/65 R18 123/120M 275/65 R18 123/120M OWL 80 11.0 E 3415 20 32.1 7.5-9.0
R18 275/70 R18 125/122Q 275/70 R18 125/122Q OWL 80 11.1 E 3640 19 33.3 7.0-8.5
R18 285/75 R18 129/126P 285/75 R18 129/126P OWL 80 11.5 E 4080 19 35.1 7.5-9.5
R18 325/60 R18 124/121Q 325/60 R18 124/121Q OWL 65 12.9 E 3525 20 33.3 8.5-10.0
R18 325/65 R18 127/124Q 325/65 R18 127/124Q OBL 65 12.8 E 3860 21 34.6 9.0-12.0
R20 275/65 R20 126/123Q 275/65 R20 126/123Q BW 80 10.7 E 3750 20 34.1 7.5-9.5
R20 305/55 R20 121/118Q 305/55 R20 121/118Q BW 65 12.5 E 3200 19 33.1 8.0-11.0
R20 325/60 R20 121/118Q 325/60 R20 121/118Q BW 50 13.1 D 3200 21 35.0 9.0-12.0

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  • Jun 25, 2017
    Video

    Maxxis Bighorn 762 vs Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ P3 Tyre Review

    After recently damaging my Maxxis Bighorn 762, we've decided to try some Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ P3 tyres. Here's a short video on some similarities and differences between the two that you might find interesting.