Tires Maxxis or MRF

Maxxis Tires

Exo is too light of a sidewall. On the front go minimum with the new exo+. Grip wise the Assegai or dhf front or good bit Assegai rear is draggy and makes a difference on the high speed jump lines. I’d go dhr2 rear in the dd casing with a liner.

Pros: good grip
Cons: Assegai rear is draggy
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Maxxis Tires

I ran Exo for a year and ride on trails littered with basalt which is known to have very sharp edges, never had an issue with sidewall slicing.

Pros: no sidewall slicing
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Maxxis Tires

I'm on my second set of maxxis and they're good for intermediate to hard stuff. If it's slippery out and I need to do a steep hill climb using momentum it's almost impossible, but I've never experienced a better softer tire yet so can't compare to anything else.

Pros: good for intermediate, hard stuff
Cons: slippery hill climb impossible
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MRF Tires

First don't buy MRF Nylogrip FE. Very thin tyre despite being of the same size. It skids easily with a little lean and you won't be confident.

Cons: skids easily, very thin
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MRF Tires

Need to replace the front soon, I hate the Zappers the longevity is very good it lasts ages but the grip and breaking is pathetic.

Pros: very good longevity
Cons: pathetic grip, breaking
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