Maxxis bike tyres
Gravel and mountain-bike tyres with variant-specific casing, compound and tubeless details that must be checked carefully.
Maxxis range at a glance
Variants and availability differ by market. The official links in the table are the final source for construction, compatible rims, pressure and the sizes currently offered.
Compare Maxxis tyre families
| Tyre | Best suited to | Construction | Listed sizes | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Re-FuseA durability-focused tyre family spanning road, gravel and hybrid use. | Road · Gravel · Commuting | Tubeless-ready variants | Manufacturer specifications | |
| RamblerA gravel tyre with a fast centre tread and more open shoulder blocks for variable surfaces. | Gravel | Tubeless-ready variants | Manufacturer specifications | |
| Minion DHFA front-focused trail, enduro and downhill tread offered in several casings and compounds. | Trail MTB | Tubeless-ready variants | Manufacturer specifications | |
| Minion DHR IIA rear-focused trail and enduro tread that is also used on the front in some pairings. | Trail MTB | Tubeless-ready variants | Manufacturer specifications |
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Check the complete fit, not just the name
Match the ETRTO diameter
A marking such as 28-622 gives the nominal width first and the bead-seat diameter second. The diameter must match the rim.
Allow real-world clearance
Actual width varies with the rim and casing. Leave space around the frame, fork, brakes and mudguards, following the bicycle maker’s limits.
Confirm rim and construction
Check permitted rim width, pressure range and whether the exact tyre-and-rim combination supports tubes, tubeless use or hookless rims.