With some of the world's best running the Maxxis Dissector Wide Trail Dual Compound EXO/TR Tire we can be confident knowing they'll work on our local trails too. These ultra-aggressive tires are built for the descents with no expense spared when it comes to grip or keeping the rolling resistance...

You weren't a fan of the weather forecast you read online this morning, or the one you listened to on the radio. Both called for classic shoulder season unpredictability, which means showers, a cold front, and messy trails. Though you'll do your best to avoid creating ruts that last the whole...

Predicting the weather is almost impossible during the shoulder seasons, especially when you're trying to do it on your way out the door for a ride. Unless you're a meteorologist, give it up already. Wrap the new Maxxis Forekaster EXO/TR Tire around your hoops as soon as the weather starts to...

If you've been riding for a few years, chances are good you've rocked a High Roller tire on at least one of your bikes. This classic Maxxis model has shined on trail and all-mountain bikes for years, and now, it's growing up in a new 27. 5+ size. The High Roller II 3C/EXO/TR 27. 5+ Tire comes...

With the High Roller II 3C EXO TR Tires, Maxxis advances the signature High Roller design with a more aggressive and open tread pattern for excellent grip and mud-clearing performance. The High Roller II's square profile delivers a consistent feel across the knobs, improves braking and reduces...

At first glance, it's obvious that the Maxxis High Roller II Exo Tire has a downhill background. While it's billed as an XC or all-mountain tire, this is no weight-weenie race tire designed for folks who toss and turn at night, worried about grams and rolling resistance. The High Roller II is an...

The Maxxis High Roller II EXO/TR 27. 5 Plus Tire leads the plus-tire charge with enhanced all-mountain capabilities, EXO sidewall protection, and beefier volume than the highly decorated original High Roller. That extra volume means better traction in loose conditions and a bit of extra cushion...

The Maxxis High Roller II uses an open and aggressive tread design intended to find traction in loose conditions. A large channel between the the center knobs and side knobs provides a looser, drifty feel desired by some riders.

The Maxxis Ikon is a lightweight, tubeless-ready tire that mixes biting knobs with the triple rubber 3C compound to create a truly versatile option for cross-country riding. The Ikon uses a high-volume 120tpi casing with EXO protection, which involves adding pinch flat and abrasion protection at...

Maxxis boasts their most durable cross-country tread with the Ikon Dual Compound/TR Tire. Its high-volume casing and fast-rolling tread design make it the perfect option for racing and riding, and we can only benefit from its lightweight construction.