Maxxis Dissector 29 X 2.4 WT Folding Dual Compound EXO/TR

Designed in conjunction with Aussie DH racer Troy Brosnan, the Dissector seeks to minimize drag wh...

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The Maxxis Dissector is a versatile mountain bike tyre designed in collaboration with professional DH racer Troy Brosnan, specifically engineered for riders who prioritize minimizing rolling resistance without sacrificing essential cornering traction. It is an excellent choice for dry, hard, or loose-over-hard trail conditions; however, its specialized tread design may offer less mud-shedding capability compared to dedicated wet-weather tyres.

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Model Part NumberTB00241300
BrandMaxxis

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FAQs

Can I use this tyre with a standard inner tube?

Yes, while the tyre is Tubeless Ready, you can still install it with a standard inner tube if preferred.

What is the ideal rim width for the Dissector WT?

The WT construction is optimized for rims with an inner width of 30-35mm.

How often should I add sealant?

Depending on the climate and frequency of use, it is generally recommended to check and refresh your sealant every 3-6 months.

Is the Dissector good for mud?

It is best suited for dry, hard, or loose-over-hard trails. It is not designed as a primary mud-clearing tyre.

What does EXO protection mean?

EXO is a cut- and abrasion-resistant material added to the sidewalls to increase durability without significantly adding weight.

Can I use the Dissector as a front tyre?

Yes, the Dissector is highly versatile and can be used on the front, rear, or as a pair depending on your trail conditions.

Troubleshooting

Tyre is difficult to seat on the rim

Ensure the bead is seated in the deepest center channel of the rim and use a high-volume pump or compressor to provide a quick burst of air.

Sealant leaking from the sidewall

Check for minor punctures or sidewall cuts; if persistent, re-examine the tubeless tape application on your rim bed.

Tyre feels squirmy in corners

Verify your inner rim width; if it is outside the 30-35mm range, you may need to adjust your tyre pressure slightly up or down to find the optimal support.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent rolling efficiency on dry and hardpack trails
  • Reliable cornering control developed with pro input
  • Tubeless-ready design for improved puncture resistance
  • Optimized for modern wider rims
  • Durable sidewall protection (EXO)

Cons

  • Not the best option for deep mud or extreme wet conditions
  • Weight may be higher than dedicated XC racing tyres
  • Requires tubeless-compatible rims for optimal performance

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up your Maxxis Dissector, ensure your rim is compatible with tubeless tape and valves. Because this is a Tubeless Ready (TR) tyre, use a high-quality liquid tyre sealant to ensure an airtight seal at the bead. When installing, start opposite the valve and work the beads into the center channel of the rim to make fitting easier. Periodically check the sidewalls for wear or abrasions, especially if you frequently ride in rocky terrain. Always ensure you do not exceed the maximum inflation pressure of 50 PSI to avoid potential rim or bead damage.

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