Few are the cyclists who have not heard of Maxxis 29 tyres, or the best-selling Maxxis Ikon, Maxxis Ardent and Maxxis Rekon. These are some of the most well-known models, but Maxxis has other quality products in their ranges of MTB , road, gravel, urban and BMX tyres. Maxxis also has a good number of tubular tyres, which is a type of closed tyre used mainly for high competition, road and cyclocross. The different Maxxis inner tubes in the most popular and best-selling sizes, complete their catalogue.
Maxxis Tyres for MTB Bicycles
Maxxis presents an extraordinary collection for mountain biking disciplines. The Maxxis MTB range is probably the widest produced for cycling, by the brand.
Depending on the type of MTB, a large number of Maxxis models are available, with ideal features, in terms of the compounds used for the centre for faster rolling, the more aggressive tread compounds, the casing, sidewalls, section, diameter, and so on.
We have already mentioned some of the models most appreciated by users, but there are many more:
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Maxxis CrossMark: these tyres have been part of the Maxxis catalogue for a long time and have been redesigned to improve traction and are available in various sizes. Their main use is for XC, making them ideal for compact and loose soil with medium humidity. Versions are available for inner tubes and tubeless.
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Maxxis High Roller: various sizes and technologies are available, for use on all mountain bikes and also on enduro bikes. It is a versatile tyre that can be used on the front or rear wheel, depending on the rider's expectations.
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Maxxis Minion: a front tyre for compact, dry, loose and wet soil. For trail, enduro and downhill depending on the version.
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Maxxis Ardent: XC tyre with medium-height tread and staggered sidewall knobs for good cornering grip.
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Maxxis Rekon: an "aggressive" trail and XC tyre for intermediate and technical terrain..
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Maxxis Ikon: a tyre with a generous profile for comfortable riding on mixed terrain.
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Maxxis Aspen: a tyre that is seen in many XC competitions, lightweight, with extraordinary rolling and good lateral grip, perfect for hard terrain, but also works well when the surface is a bit loose.
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Maxxis Aggressor: clearly designed for high speeds in enduro and downhill. Its tread pattern is designed to maintain stability on the terrain.
Maxxis Tyres for Road Bikes
Maxxis has also come a long way when it comes to tyres designed for road riding.
Here are some of the best-known models:
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Maxxis High Road: the all-purpose tyre, for many uses, on road. The new versions have an improved tread and are lighter. There are versions available for conventional use, with inner tubes, and also tubeless ready versions (marked as TR at Maxxis).
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Maxxis Pursuer: a specific tyre for sport and high performance on long distance "gran fondo" routes.
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Maxxis Dolomites: suitable for performance during high competition, to tackle long climbs followed by long descents. A tyre used by several high-level teams.
Gravel tyres Maxxis
