First impression on the Maxxis Crossmark 😯

First ride with the Maxxis Crossmark tires, great tyre for an all-round bike. fast on tarmac, and very good grip off-road. conclusion: it feels fast and alive

[@Mikey819]

Love these tires on and off road fast rolling on pavement

[@paths2go]

Me too, nice grip on cornering and fast rolling. It's a good do-it-all tire

[@Palios33]

Totally agree with your review

[@paths2go]

Thank you! ✌️

[@Airconcleaner]

Yeah, i lov that kind of tire, from philppines

[@paths2go]

I'm near the point of switching tyres front to rear to wear evenly, I believe they will get even faster on tarmac

[@philippemartel1825]

bonjour au niveau confort ?

[@paths2go]

They have a nice feel, good cushion and grip on corners

[@mertsefacnar3710]

How was its performans at wet conditions

[@paths2go]

I like how it performs on wet tarmac and off-road, it clears mud pretty well and it offers decent control on muddy terrain, not as well as a more knobby tire, but very acceptable

[@mertsefacnar3710]

@@paths2go thanks

[@daviddemanuele]

Are those tyres fast on asfalt?

[@paths2go]

At first I was reluctant about its performance on asphalt, I do some road too and I was looking for a "jack of all trades" tyre. It performs better than I expected, its central knobs do a great job on this. Of course It will never beat a slick tyre

[@huiyamrohit822]

is this tube tyre or tubeless

[@paths2go]

tube

[@EdwardRose77]

Is this the Maxxis Crossmark EXC Folding Bead Tire, 27.5 x 2.1-Inch? 

[@paths2go]

It's the rigid Maxxis Crossmark 26 x 2.1 in

[@ApocaIypse666]

26" still lives on

[@lawrencefernandez5404]

What's the suggested psi if you use it mostly on road?

[@paths2go]

It states the maximum psi is 65. I mostly ride mixed terrain of tarmac, gravel and more rocky stuff and I've been using 45psi rear and 40psi front with good results

[@eyowtop3431]

Is this good for trail and road?

[@paths2go]

Pretty good on road for that type of tyre, the only downside is it will wear quicker by riding a lot on tarmac, but that's common on every knobby tyre anyway