Maxxis
DTH 26" Tire

4.4

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Designed for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the Maxxis DTH (Drop-The-Hammer) is a fast-as-hell holeshot winning BMX tire that has found its following in the dirt jump world. The lightweight construction makes this dirt jumper an ideal street rider as well.

Lightweight single-ply casing
Grooved-slick tire ideal for dirt jumping and urban riding
60 tpi single-ply casing

Specifications

Intended Use

City/Path/Commute, Street/Dirt Jump

ISO Diameter

559 / 26" mtn

ISO Width

54mm

Labeled Size

26x2.15

Tire Bead

Folding

Tire Type

Clincher

TPI

Black - 2.15 EAN

4717784023229

Black - 2.15 MPN

TB72683000

Tree Fort ID:

333222368050

Review Summary

LIKES

Traction (4),

Smooth (1),

Weight (4),

Comfort (1),

Fast (1),

Quiet Riding (4),

Stick Like Glue (3),

Cornering (4),

Touring (1)

WORKS FOR

Hardpack (1),

Racing (1),

City Streets (5),

Urban Jungle (1),

Paved Trails (3)

DISLIKES

Nothing (4)

4.4 GEARS
5 reviews

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asked by: seatown7
Can these be run tubeless?

anwered by: canteau
Maxxis does not recommend the DTH to be used in tubeless applications. Doing so will void the warranty.

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Are these the foldable or the wire bead?

anwered by: canteau
These are the folding version

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Customer Reviews

March 28, 2011

reviewed by: danielharrah

Got these tires installed on my bike and seems like a quality tire. I ride mostly hardpack and streets which this tread patern will do great with. If your a canal path/ urban/ street rider, I would recomend these tires.

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Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.

Likes: Traction, Stick Like Glue, Weight, Cornering

Works for: Hardpack, Paved Trails, City Streets

Dislikes: Nothing

June 02, 2011

reviewed by: mxterry

Have only used for park and street, not dirt jump. Awesome traction and no rolling resistance If you are looking for something to tighten up the feel of your bike....this is the tire!

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Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.

Likes: Weight, Stick Like Glue, Cornering, Traction, Quiet Riding

Works for: City Streets, Paved Trails, Racing

Dislikes: Nothing

June 01, 2021

reviewed by: anonymous

I'm not nearly a pro with mtb, I bought one a few months ago after not riding since I was a kid. I did a lot of research to choose replacement parts for it that that were better than average. I landed on these tires since they seem to be unanimously praised. I've had them for a few weeks, and only put 200 miles or so on them before I got a flat. I understand that no rubber is going to be indestructible, but I am riding on pristinely paved streets and very short rides. I pulled a very small chunk of glass from the tire, and am now waiting on a patch kit and new innertubes. I just feel like for springing for a high quality tire, I'm really disappointed that I'm already having trouble with it. It's a shame, because they ride beautifully otherwise.

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Summed up: Got a puncture after 200 miles by a tiny piece of glass.

Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.

Likes: Fast, Quiet Riding, Cornering, Traction, Touring, Comfort

Works for: City Streets

May 30, 2012