With tread stretching from rim-to-rim, the Ringworm gives traction at any angle while protecting the sidewall from punctures and wear.  The tread pattern hooks up from ramp to flatland.
Dave Mirra designed the Miracle with channeled tread for little rolling resistance. The channels actually allow the tire to flex a little as Dave drops in, letting it grab the ramp better and allowing better feel. Mirra rode the Miracle to two X-Games gold medals - seems he liked it.
Staggered, tightly spaced center lugs provide controllable speeds. The knob spacing increases near the shoulder lugs to produce two channels that hook up on hardpack berms to loose dirt on the trails.
The M-Tread design encircles both sidewalls from rim edge to rim edge, protecting the tire casing from premature wear.  This allows longer tire life for street and ramp riders who grind coping, rails, and curbs.  The side treat also benefits high angle cornering and flat-land maneuvers.
The original urban assault tire, designed to take the abuses of the most aggressive street style riders.¬† Bead-to-bead tread provides durability and traction whether you’re dropping staircases, grinding rails or riding in your local skate park.
Our most versatile BMX tyre Рfeatures a tightly spaced knob pattern.  A unique design that rolls extremely well on pavement and still hooks up in hardpack conditions.
It almost feels like cheating: The foldable bead and light weight materials allow tricks to flow so much easier — without the extra weight to throw around. High pressure and dual compound tread make landings stick at any angle. Maxxis used these technologies and more to produce the Grifter; simply the best freestyle tyre ever.
Drop-The-Hammer. The first few pedal strokes win the holeshot. The holeshot wins the race. Designed for the 2008 Beijing Games, the foldable DTH is super-light to accelerate like no other BMX tire, yet holds up to the abuse you dish out. The dual-compound tread corners incomparably on hard-packed tracks and rolls fast on the straights. The Gold Medal is just a sprint away.
