Quad tyre MAXXIS BIGHORN 2.0 MU09 AT26X9 R 14 6PR 48N E TL front

MAXXIS offers this ATV tyre. An ATV runs on large tubeless tyres, inflated to very low pressure to follow the ground and absorb impacts.

Why choose a tyre suited to your use?

The benefits:

• Sport: a lighter, more precise tyre for racing and sporty trail riding, but often with a thinner carcass that is more vulnerable to rocks.
• Utility and SSV: a stronger carcass (higher PR) that stands up to rocks, brambles and load, in exchange for a heavier, firmer tyre.
• With no tube, there is nothing to pinch, and a small puncture can often be fixed with a plug without removing the tyre.

Why choose MAXXIS?

MAXXIS is a brand of Cheng Shin Rubber, the Taiwanese tyre maker founded in 1967, which started out with bicycle tyres. Its range runs from ATV (Razr, Bighorn) to mountain bike (High Roller, Aggressor).

When should you replace the tyre?

Rounded or torn knobs, a cut or cracked sidewall, a tyre that loses air: it needs replacing. Heavier wear on one edge of the front tyres often means the toe alignment needs adjusting. In racing, tyres are changed as soon as the knobs lose their edges; for leisure and utility use, when grip drops noticeably or the rubber cracks with age.

Specifications and fitting tips

• Size: 26x9-14: 26 in. diameter, 9 in. wide, 14-inch rim, front
• Load and speed: load 48 (180 kg max per tyre), speed N < 140 km/h
• Fitting: tubeless (TL), radial
• Approval: road-legal (E-mark)
• Maxxis Bighorn: one of the most well-known quad tyres
• 2.0 Version: has the same tread pattern as the original version, with a thinner tread and a lighter carcass
• Manufacturer part number: ETM00276100

Cross-Mania tip: Fit the same tyre on both sides of an axle, check when inflating that the beads are properly seated on the rim and set the pressure cold with a low-pressure gauge.

Also needed with this part

• Tyre fitting and repair : KITE 20.761.0.BL · KITE 20.762.0.BL

Compatibility

Choose the same size as the original tyre: it is moulded on the sidewall of your current tyre and given in the bike's manual.