Maxxis Ardent TR EXO Tire

What do you need to know about Maxxis ardent tr Exo?

With its ramped center knobs, sizeable block-style side knobs, dual compound tread rubber, and high-volume casing, Maxxis advertises the Ardent TR EXO as a do-it-all trail tire. Combined, they tell us these features minimize rolling resistance and improve braking, acceleration, and grip during high-speed cornering.

Is the Maxxis ardent Exo mountain bike tire foldable?

The Maxxis Ardent EXO is an extraordinarily popular mountain bike tire that’s been in production for years. After riding the foldable version for several seasons, we provide long-term, hands-on insight into its performance.

What kind of tread does Maxxis tr Exo have?

After riding the foldable version for several seasons, we provide long-term, hands-on insight into its performance. With its ramped center knobs, sizeable block-style side knobs, dual compound tread rubber, and high-volume casing, Maxxis advertises the Ardent TR EXO as a do-it-all trail tire.

What kind of tread does Maxxis ardent have?

The tread on the Ardent is a moderately aggressive design neither as aggressive as the best all-terrain mountain tires nor as short as a typical hybrid tire set. The inner tread is relatively short, though still a good bit taller than the tread on a road bike. That center tread is fantastic for good rolling resistance.

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Another option from Maxxis mountain bike tires, the Ardent comes with an aggressive tread pattern designed to give greater speed, greater traction and faster braking power. The ramped knobs help minimize rolling resistance and the high-volume casing helps keep punctures at bay. This, combined with the dual-compound rubber allows for added security and better cornering when you need it most.

As another EXO-equipped model, the Ardent features reinforced sidewalls to prevent abrasion, punctures and pinch-punctures, giving you greater peace of mind when riding downhill or over loose debris. These Maxxis MTB tires also come tubeless ready- so you can ride with your preferred option in mind- just be sure to pick up a pack of sealant if you’re looking to go tubeless.