According to Maxxis, the tyre variant described here does not exist: in 2.5", only a MaxxGrip variant in 120 TPI is listed on the specification list, and the next MaxxTerra variant with a fine carcass would already be 2.6". According to the manufacturer, these tyres weigh less than a kilo in 2.5" with MaxxTerra rubber, even with EXO+ - that would be my target for screey tours. Which of the information here is correct: the width or the weight?
Adrian Mignogna
7 months ago
The density of the carcass fabric is 60 TPI, unfortunately this was incorrectly entered in the specifications. I have forwarded this to the responsible department for revision.

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According to Maxxis, the tyre variant described here does not exist: in 2.5", only a MaxxGrip variant in 120 TPI is listed on the specification list, and the next MaxxTerra variant with a fine carcass would already be 2.6". According to the manufacturer, these tyres weigh less than a kilo in 2.5" with MaxxTerra rubber, even with EXO+ - that would be my target for screey tours. Which of the information here is correct: the width or the weight?

7 months ago

The density of the carcass fabric is 60 TPI, unfortunately this was incorrectly entered in the specifications. I have forwarded this to the responsible department for revision.

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The density of the carcass fabric is 60 TPI, unfortunately this was incorrectly entered in the specifications. I have forwarded this to the responsible department for revision.

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