Maxxis Highroller II Folding

This tire excels in loose, loose-over-hard, medium, and wet terrain. Its open tread pattern is specifically designed to dig into soft soil and clear mud effectively.

Yes, this is a Tubeless Ready (TR) tire. You can set it up as a tubeless clincher to run lower pressures and reduce the risk of pinch flats.

While it is built for loose conditions, the modified shoulder and center knobs provide surprisingly good traction and braking performance on harder surfaces, making it a versatile choice for mixed-terrain riding.

The High Roller II is a popular choice for both positions. Many riders prefer it on the front for its predictable cornering grip, or as a rear tire when they need extra braking bite and mud clearance.

A folding bead uses aramid fibers instead of steel, making the tire lighter and easier to transport or store. It installs just like a standard wire-bead tire but is generally easier to mount onto the rim.