Maxxis Option

Name: Maxxis Option Kart Tire
Brand: Maxxis

Mediumrental

Updated 2026-03-01

Performance Specs

Grip

Durability

Wet

65-115°F

Temp Range

Heat Cycles

F: 13-15 psiR: 11-13 psi

Pressure

Available Sizes

Position	Size	Rim Diameter	Tread Width
front	10x4.50-5	5"	4.5"
rear	11x6.00-5	5"	6"

Class Compatibility

Rental Arrive-and-Drive Corporate

Overview

The Maxxis Option is a step up from the Maxxis Sport, offering slightly more grip while maintaining excellent durability. It is popular with rental operations that want to offer a more performance-oriented experience.

Ideal For

Premium rental kart operations and arrive-and-drive experiences.

Pros

More grip than the Sport model
Still very durable
Good balance for premium rental operations

Cons

Not suitable for competitive racing
Higher cost than the Sport model
Still low grip by racing standards

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Maxxis Option legal for Rental?

Yes, the Maxxis Option is approved for use in the following classes: Rental, Arrive-and-Drive, Corporate.

What pressure should I run the Maxxis Option at?

Recommended starting pressures for the Maxxis Option are 13-15 psi (front) and 11-13 psi (rear). Adjust based on ambient temperature and track conditions.

How many heat cycles does the Maxxis Option last?

The Maxxis Option typically delivers optimal performance for 8 heat cycles. Performance will gradually degrade after this point.

What temperature range is best for the Maxxis Option?

The Maxxis Option performs best when tire surface temperature is between 65°F and 115°F.

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