Ask a group of mud riders which tire they trust most in thick, sticky clay and the Roxxzilla name comes up fast. Maxxis built a following with this tire, and the competition compound version is aimed at riders who take mud riding seriously.
This Maxxis Roxxzilla ML7 Competition Compound 32×10-14 tire and wheel kit on MSA M20 Kore Wheels is a set of four with lug nuts and center caps included.
What competition compound means for you
The ML7 in the name is the competition compound version of the Roxxzilla. Competition compounds are generally meant for riders who push hard in mud and want maximum grip, so this kit makes the most sense for riders who spend their weekends in the bottoms and at mud parks. If your riding is mostly hard-packed trails and gravel roads, talk with us about whether a different tire fits your use better.
The 32×10-14 size
A 32-inch tire on a 14-inch wheel leaves a good amount of sidewall. That extra sidewall gives the tire room to flex over roots and rocks and helps cushion the ride. At 32 inches, it is also a size many machines can run with a modest lift, so it is a popular step up from stock without needing a massive build.
Compared with a much bigger tire, a 32 is also easier on the clutch and axles, which keeps the build simpler and more affordable over time.
MSA M20 Kore wheels
The tires come mounted on MSA’s M20 Kore wheels. MSA is a well-known wheel brand in the ATV and UTV world, and the Kore is a straightforward, rugged-looking design that suits a working mud machine. With the lug nuts and center caps in the box, there is nothing extra to track down.
Fitment and clearance
Before you order, check a few things:
- Your hub bolt pattern matches the wheels.
- Your machine has enough lift and fender room for a 32-inch tire.
- Nothing rubs at full steering lock or full suspension compression.
Taller, more aggressive tires also put more load on axles and clutches, so keep an eye on those parts. If you are unsure, call the Wild Boar team at 850-912-4350 and we will help you confirm the fit.
We can also help you decide whether the competition compound is the right choice for the way you ride.
