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More miles, less effort. The Maxxis Victra Sport EV is Tesla compatible, using low-rolling-resistance technology to stretch every charge further while keeping noise low and the ride exceptionally smooth. Go the distance without compromise.
For those who expect more from their electric vehicle.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: ["tire","grip","term testing"].
"Victra Sport EV tires were quieter than the original Continental tires on the Model Y. They also have much more grip! Auto brake and regeneration is definitely smoother with these tires and our comfort levels have improved."
"After 3+ years on the stock tires (Michelin Primacy), it was time to replace them. The Michelin Primacy were okay for stock. Soft ride but not enough grip and didn’t feel a sense of security at speed in a turn. After researching EV performance tires, I decided on the Victra Sport EV. After mounting the tires onto the stock 19’s. The ride changed for the better. All the issues I had with the OEM tires were solved with the Victra Sport EV. There is so much grip and no more floating feeling. I can take turns with speed and know the car will not be unsettled. Victra Sport EV are also incredibly quiet tires for performance tires. I thought there would be increased road noise. I think the road noise is less on the Victra tires. I would highly recommend and buy another set."
"good"
"Voluptatem beatae si"
"I had stock 19 tires before switching to these on a 2018 Model 3 dual motor long range with performance boost. For other cars, have had Pirelli P Zeros, Continental cross contacts, Nittos, and Michelins. This was first time trying Maxxis and was thoroughly impressed. After some initial breaking in, felt they got better over time, in comfort, grip, and ride quality. Whether wet or dry, they perform really well and have been very confident in them. Would definitely recommend, and though received these for testing, would definitely buy a new set when needed."
"Tires were used on a 2018 Model 3 with 19 inch wheels. On my other cars I have owned Potenza S04, RE71, RE970, Continental Extreme Contact Sport, and Direzza ZIII tires. My last set of tires for the Model 3 were Vredstein Quadrac Pros. The Quadracs were good tires but wore very quickly and a bit noisy compared to the OEM Continental ProContact tires. The ProContacts were also decent tires but handling and grip could have been better. The Victra Sport EV tires remind me of the PS4S in terms of their grip, noise, ride, handling in the dry and the rain. They are also wearing very nicely and I picked up some range too. I have never been left wanting for more grip in the dry or rain. I don’t think there is more I could ask for from a Max Summer tire. Highly recommended."
"I own a 2020 Model 3 Performance that came with factory Michelin PS4S T0 spec tires. Those tires have always been amazing and I love how they run much wider than a traditional 235 tire. They were always my go to tire until Tesla changed over to the Pirelli PZ4 and I really didn't like those. That's what led me on a hunt for another summer performance tire designed for Tesla that could compete with all the features of my oem 4S tires. Low and behold I found this tire in a 235/40/19 size so I opted to buy some 19x9 wheels to get them mounted. It was a welcome surprise to see that these Maxxis tires also ran really wide like my 4S. These 235's were more like 245's in width. No only that but they were just as efficient, quiet, and grippy as my 20" PS4S. I am very pleased!!!!"