Maxxis M966 Mudzilla Quad and ATV Tire Reviews

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Maxxis M966 Mudzilla
ATV Tire Reviews

Maxxis M966 Mudzilla Radial ATV Tire Ratings (1-5 Star)
	Mud
	Trail
	Sand
	Rock
	Snow
	Cornering
	Forward Bite
	Reverse Bite
	Available Sizes
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Maxxis M966 Mudzilla

The Mudzilla features an aggressive look with pyramid-shaped tread blocks and long biting lugs. This tire is built to ride in and through mud, applying equal biting traction in the sloppiest conditions.

When mounting oversized tires on your ATV, be sure to check for proper fitment and tire clearance.

Raised outline white lettering.
Massive tread bars, give the maximum traction in mud and a smooth ride on hard pack surfaces.
Specifically designed tread pattern constructed to flex more in mud accumulating areas.
Rim guard for maximum protection.
Reinforced carcass ridge (RCR) technology delivers strength, reduces weight and sheds mud.
Step-down tread pattern adds to the lug strength.
Deep shoulder wrapping tread bars give the traction needed to pull through deep ruts.


Size	T D
25x8.00-12	1.2
25x10.00-12	1.2
26x9.00-12	1.2
26x12.00-12	1.3
27x9.00-12	1.4
27x12.00-12	1.4
28X8.00-12	1.5
28X10.00-12	1.5
28X12.00-12	1.5
TD = Tread Depth

User Reviews

It just can't get any better! I changed out the 25" tires that came on my 2006 - Kawasaki 650 with 27" Mudzilla tires and aluminum rims. Having just completed a waterfowl season in Texas, all I can say about these tires is WOW! What a tremendous tire for sloppy conditions. Put these tires with a powerful ATV and the performance is absolutely awesome! Other ATV owners on our lease will be buying your tires before the next season! Thanks for a great product! Maxxis made our waterfowl season that much more wonderful by not getting stuck once even when pulling a trailer!
-Larry Cook

I recently purchased a set of Mudzillas and I have to say they outperform the other two sets of tires (which were only two weeks old) by a mile. I ride in mud which is usually over the 28's and have never been stuck due to tire performance. I have three bikes total and will be replacing them all with Mudzillas.
-Chris Gaines

I just bought a set of 26' Mudzillas to put on my 2000 Big Bear 400. Not only do they look awesome, but they ride great. I truly can say your tires are the "cadillacs" of mud tires! Thanks a lot , guys!
-Askew Christopher

I just bought a set of 28x12-12 all around Mudzillas. These tires are great! My buddy owns a Honda Forman and I have a Big Bear 400. The bikes are close to the same with lifts and what not except he has different tires. On the last ride, we were seeing whose tires were better going through some serious truck size mud holes. When it was all said and done with, He was using his warn to pull himself out. Then I went through where he had gotten stuck and with a little finagling I made it through. How about that for a testimonial?
-Harry Blalock

"Drive traction is astounding. For mud competition, Maxxis' Mudzilla is the king because of its impressive drive traction and its steering and rut climbing ability." - ATV 4-Wheel Action, March 2002

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Rating Key - The star rating keys are specific to the terrain being rated in the review. To the Top

	Don't even consider it if this is your main terrain. This tire will not perform well at all in this terrain.

	Its trying but not doing too well. You'd be better off choosing another for this terrain.

	Average. Its doing ok, not great but its holding its own. A decent choice if you're compromising.

	This tire does very well in this terrain but its not the best tire available however still a very good choice.

	This tire performs exceptionally well in this terrain. Among the best suited for this terrain.

	Size Availability - This is a one to three thumbs up snapshot rating where one mean poor selection, two means ok and three means great. Check with suppliers or manufacturers for actual available sizes. While this rating system is vague, we couldn't possibly list all available sizes with size selection changing over time. Please see manufacturer for list of sizes in production.

	Money Bags - This is an average cost scale based on an averaged advertised cost of this tire when compared to other tires. One money bag represents the tire is typically one of the cheapest available while 5 money bags indicates that this tire is one of the most expensive. Averages are based on the tires reviewed.