What's the best way to make short work of serious gnar? Apart from 200mm of travel and nerves of steel, it's the Maxxis Ardent EXO 29in Tire. It's got the size to roll over the chunkiest trail furniture like it's not even there, the blocky side knobs to corner like it's on rails, and the ramped...

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Minimal rolling resistance, light, and race ready, the Maxxis Aspen EXO/TR 29in Tire is hungry to gobble up miles of rolling singletrack at top speeds. Affirming that wagon-wheels are the true dominators of cross-cross country, the Aspen packs in low-profile directional lugs in the center tread...

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Designed for aggressive trail riding in mixed conditions, the Assegai's tall knobs dig deep to find traction in loose dirt and loam, but don't sacrifice the support needed to navigate rocks and hardpack terrain with confidence. The tread pattern also provides a smooth and predictable cornering...

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The original Crossmark set the standard for cleaning fast, technical hardpack, and its successor looks to be even better. The Maxxis Crossmark II EXO/TR 29in Tire boasts the same tightly packed, fast-rolling center knob strip as its predecessor, with updated side knobs and overall tread pattern...

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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...

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Designed in collaboration with pro rider Troy Brosnan, the Maxxis Dissector Wide Trail Dual Compound EXO/TR Tire delivers uncompromising control on fast and dry terrain. The rugged central lug pattern reduces rolling resistance on straightaways, and the side knobs are designed in similar fashion...

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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...

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Designed with mid-height tread blocks spaced evenly throughout the dual-compound rubber tire, the Forekaster features a tubeless-ready construction and the added reassurance of Maxxis' EXO protection. Confidently able to blast through loose gravel, sloppy mud, and changing trail conditions with a...

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Certain tires have a reputation for all-mountain radness, but few are as ubiquitous as the Maxxis High Roller II Exo 29in Tire. It has everything you need in a do-it-all tire, from Maxxis' legendary dual-compound rubber to a seriously versatile 2. 3in width and bombproof EXO casing. Flat knobs in...

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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...

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