Hoosier recently introduced their new MX tires. These tires are already winning in the National classes. TMS racing has these tires in stock. There a couple different styles of fronts and the rears have two compounds to choose from. Depending on the track, you can chose from a more standard front or the new style front. Both offer fantastic grip. The rear tires come in your choice of a MX100 (Soft) or MX200 (medium soft). You make the choice based on your needs, ultimate traction or great traction with a bit more wear. Lots of lug on all the tires.Rears have 14/32 with standard front being 12/32. New style front is 14/32

Fronts are priced at $75ea Rears are $85ea.


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standard front and rear

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new style front

Looks pretty cool, What's the weight of the tires? and 2-ply?

any more info?

the new gen or 2nd gen or wahtever just look like a deeper-lugged RazrCross front

The tires are approxamately 8.5lbs rear and 9lb front

Standard sizing 20x5 for low profile fronts and 20.5 x5 for the new style. It's a Hoosier thing to do the .5 thing. The tires are still the same basic diameter. They do this with the formula car fronts as well.

I have two sets in stock now.

they look exactly like maxxis. jmo

The thing that separates them from the others is the weight savings and the good ole hooiser compound. Remember with the rears you get a choice, no other company offers compound choices for the same model. You get what they make.

I'm going to mount a set on a new Champ in a Box in a couple weeks. I'll post pix

The hoosier's have unreal side bite and forward bite. Not only to you get a good planted feel when you corner the acceleration coming out is phenomenal compared to any other tire i've ran. It actually feels like you free-up a couple horses with them on. Did you see harold's holeshot at steel city? The fronts are very predictable, they go right where you want them and they don't push in the corners. I'm hooked on them now, just remember you get what you pay for!

Thanks for the info, nothing like a hands on review. In stock for those of you who are interested.