Maxxis Aspen
Lists today at $51
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What a used one is worth
New
$51
$43 to $51
Like new
$48
$41 to $51
Excellent
$46
$39 to $50
Good
$38
$33 to $42
Fair
$28
$24 to $31
For parts
$15
$13 to $17
From the current list price, adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- Maxxis
- Model
- Aspen
- Type
- Tire
- Years
- up to 2026
- Current list price
- $51 (as of 2026-09)
Compatibility
- Etrto
- 686, 622
- Wheel size
- 32, 29, 27.5, 26
Specifications
- Use
- xc
- Variant count
- 21
- Maker category
- XC Race, XC
- Tubeless ready
- true
- Recommended position
- front or rear
XC race tread. The Team Spec 170 TPI versions (normally for sponsored racers, sold to the public from April 2024) are included as variants. MaxxSpeed versions from April 2023. Tech codes as Maxxis prints them: EXO sidewall protection, EXO+ adds a small butyl insert, DD = DoubleDown, DH = Downhill 2 ply casing, TR = tubeless ready, 3T/3CT = 3C MaxxTerra, 3G/3CG = 3C MaxxGrip, 3S = 3C MaxxSpeed, MT = MaxxTerra, E25/E50 = e-bike rating. list_price_usd is the lowest listed variant price (in stock or not) on shop.maxxis.com (the Maxxis USA store) in 2026-09, using the store compare at price where a variant was on sale. No launch price was published by Maxxis, so msrp_usd is null. Variants marked source maker_us_store_only come from the store listing only (no weight or ETRTO published for them). Price labels fixed 2026-09-27: list_price_usd changed from $83 (the lowest in stock variant) to $51, the lowest priced variant listed on the maker's US store (26x2.10 wire, 26x2.25 wire), because SCHEMA prices a tire at its lowest priced variant regardless of stock; price_basis each (one tire).