Maxxis Dissector
Lists today at $116
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What a used one is worth
New
$116
$99 to $116
Like new
$110
$94 to $116
Excellent
$104
$89 to $115
Good
$87
$74 to $96
Fair
$64
$54 to $70
For parts
$35
$30 to $38
From the current list price, adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- Maxxis
- Model
- Dissector
- Type
- Tire
- Years
- 2019 to 2025
- Current list price
- $116 (as of 2026-09)
Compatibility
- Etrto
- 622, 584
- Wheel size
- 29, 27.5
Specifications
- Use
- trail, enduro, downhill
- Generation
- 1
- Variant count
- 18
- Maker category
- Trail, Enduro, Downhill
- Tubeless ready
- true
- Recommended position
- front or rear
First generation Dissector, developed with Troy Brosnan and announced 2019-08-09 in 27.5 and 29 x 2.40. Replaced by the second generation in August 2025 (last year shown); the 2026 catalog still prints the first generation mold M357 table. 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 $116 is already the lowest priced listed variant (one tire, price_basis each); the list price sentence no longer says "in stock".