Maxxis Receptor Tubeless Tire / EXO - 700 x 40

Maxxis Receptor Tubeless Tire / EXO / Wide Trail - 700 x 40 Maxxis

Maxxis Receptor Tubeless Tire / EXO - 700 x 40

Maxxis Receptor Tubeless Tire / EXO - 700 x 40

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Is the Maxxis Receptor the Right Semi-Slick for You?

The Maxxis Receptor is a semi-slick gravel tire built for riders who spend the majority of their time on pavement, hard-packed dirt roads, and light gravel. The low-profile center tread rolls fast with minimal resistance while still providing enough texture to maintain traction on loose or dusty surfaces. EXO casing reinforces the sidewalls against cuts and abrasion, keeping the tire reliable across variable surface conditions without adding weight or stiffness to the casing.

At 700 x 40, the Receptor fits most gravel and endurance frames and runs tubeless for even lower rolling resistance and improved flat protection. It is an ideal choice for gravel athletes who regularly race or train on fast, dry courses where an aggressive knob pattern would only slow you down. Pair it front and rear for all-out speed on hardpack routes, or run it on the rear to complement a slightly more aggressive front tire when conditions get mixed.

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Specifications

  • Type: Tubeless / Folding
  • Size: 700 x 40
  • Tread: Semi-Slick
  • Casing: EXO
  • Tubeless Ready: Yes
  • Intended Use: Pavement, Hard-Packed Dirt, Light Gravel

FAQ

How does the Receptor differ from the Rambler?

The Receptor has a much more minimal tread pattern designed for fast, dry conditions on pavement and hardpack. The Rambler has pronounced knobs for variable and loose terrain. Choose the Receptor when speed is the priority on smooth surfaces.

Is the Receptor suitable for wet or loose gravel?

The Receptor is optimized for dry conditions. Its semi-slick tread provides limited grip on loose or wet surfaces. For mixed or wet conditions, a more aggressive tire like the Rambler or Ravager is a better fit.

Can the Receptor be run front and rear?

Yes, on fast dry courses. Many gravel athletes run the Receptor front and rear for races with predominantly paved or hardpack sections. In more variable conditions, consider a different front tire for extra cornering grip.

Best For

Gravel racers and fast-paced road riders who regularly ride pavement and hard-packed terrain and want the lowest rolling resistance available in a tubeless 700c tire.

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