Unleash Maximum Power with MAXXIS Assegai 3C MaxxTerra EXO+ Tubeless Ready Folding Tire Review

This tire is great all round, traction, cornering predictability, nice good rolling resistance, my choice for the front tyres!

One of the best front tires I've ridden. Good traction, good grip in corners. I wouldn't recommend it for a rear tire unless you're going downhill.

I'm a big guy on emtb too. I didn't want to run DD front and back so I bought EXO+ and it works great. I actually saved a lot of weight by switching to a DH shroud in the back.

If you want a fast and efficient tire this is not the one. But if you want a front tire with incredible grip, look no further. The thing is sturdy and the rolling resistance is no joke, but the traction is really impressive.

I love this tire - paired with a DHR II in the rear I've found a combination that I can't imagine for the foreseeable future. more confidence in your bike; I reduce the frequency and intensity of braking and my descents become faster.

I bought the Maxxis Assegai 2.6 MaxTerra as a spare rear tire after spending hours watching YouTube tire review videos comparing at least twenty different tires became. It's definitely not a budget option. This is a replacement rear tire I bought a year ago for my 29" enduro bike. The bike originally came with a Maxxis Aggressor, which, despite its name, didn't strike me as too aggressive. I found it a bit too much, especially at lower pressures. Maybe the name means that it is for "aggressive"