Maxxis Tire Combo

Description

The MotoSport.com Maxxis Tire Combo includes ONE Front and ONE Rear Maxxis tire with the following features: Maxxis Maxxcross SI: The Maxxcross SI is a go-to tire for GNCC and WORCS pros, and you will be equally impressed by its performance and longevity. Race-proven rubber compound delivers excellent traction in soft / intermediate conditions on the motocross track or off-road. Anti-flex knob bridges on side lugs offer solid straight-line stability and enhance grip for aggressive cornering. Developed in the Grand National Cross Country series. Perfect tire for any intermediate, loamy or muddy terrain. Maxxis Maxxcross IT: A staple in the Maxxcross lineup, the IT is known to be very long lasting: An excellent value for the hardcore pro motocrosser or the grizzled weekend warrior enduro rider. Knob design offers precise steering for a wide variety of soil conditions. M7304 front tire combines with the M7305 rear for balanced overall performance. Known as a very long-wearing intermediate motocross tire that performs exceptionally well in common intermediate to hardpack conditions. The Maxxis Maxxcross IT is trusted by top motocross and cross country racers around the world. Maxxis Maxxcross Desert IT: Desert riders will rejoice in the long-lasting, high-performance Maxxcross Desert IT. Desert riding demands a tire that can stand up to high speeds and high heat, and the Maxxcross Desert IT is as tough as they come. Stiffer tire carcass design minimizes flex, reducing the chance of pinched tubes. Tall knob design improves traction when racing in sandy conditions. Tread compound optimized for longevity and to perform in a wide variety of desert terrains. Maxxis Maxxcross SX: The Maxxcross SX was developed and tested for use in Supercross and Arenacross competition. Features soft rubber compound offering unrivaled traction on intermediate to hard terrain. Lightweight carcass offers strength and greater rider feedback. Optimal pattern design offers increased contact patch and exceptional straight-line stability.