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  • Maxxis tyres- when did Marzocchi start producing them?
  • hora
    Free Member

    Seriously, jsut removing a mint Swampthing to put on a Ardent (bought at the end of Summer/4rides?) and both sides are almost threadbear in parts- looks like Ive ridden a fair distance on them with a flat. Why?!

    Same happened to a Larsen (however that was one ride).

    Older Maxxis's I own are fine and those are single ply as well.

    Anyone else?!

    mojo5pro
    Free Member

    yeah, my sidewalls are showing through too. Pretty much all around the tyre on both sides. Tread wear is fine. Mine's a minion rear (single ply), about 5 months old and not had that much abuse.

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    Running at too low pressures?

    boxelder
    Full Member

    I'm running non-UST tubeless, so they can't be that threadbare.
    What's Marzocchi got to do with it?
    😕

    hora
    Free Member

    TJ- 35psi and I havent pinchflatted. Do you think it could be that though?

    TandemJeremy
    Free Member

    Something is causing the sidewall to fret and wear – just a guess from me but the lower the pressure the more the sidewall flexes

    TheSanityAssassin
    Full Member

    I typically run 50psi in my 2.35 HRs.

    Grip is soooo overrated…

    hora
    Free Member

    50psi? Grip AND fillings!

    Hang on. It cant be the psi that Im running. Ive used my Swampthings constantly (front and rear) and they dont have a single mark on the sides.

    The Ardent/Larsens actually look like Ive ridden on the rims for miles.

    oldfart
    Full Member

    me no get the marz link ?

    hora
    Free Member

    me no get the marz link ?

    I had 4 Mazz forks that had quality control issues.

    boxelder
    Full Member

    Is it not just the innermost layer having exposed 'threads'? There's no need for the inside of the tyre to look tidy and smooth.

    hora
    Free Member

    boxelder- its the external sidewalls showing the threads.

    D0NK
    Full Member

    I get the same on prettyt much all offroad tyres but pretty sure thats from running low pressure (35psi also and yes I consider that low).

    Oh and I rather like my Z1s.

    Brainflex
    Full Member

    I had this happen. Contacted the importers, sent them pics, and they sent me a new tyre.

    hora
    Free Member

    Brainflex, will do.

    langy
    Free Member

    mine show too… but in fairness haven't got any worse; looks 'wrong' but still works fine.

    I run 35psi – ish too…

    hungrymonkey
    Free Member

    my advantages have been like that for nearly a year, no adverse effects.

    happened with my NNs too, and some bonty ACXs etc etc etc…

    alanf
    Free Member

    Could it be that the tyres have been sat around for a while since production and before purchase and the rubber has degraded in that time?
    Just a thought, no idea if it has any bearing what's happening to them?

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