WIll these tires fit on 29" 32h, Doublewall rims with 29 x 2.25 tires on them now?
143870
yes they will. just make sure that they are 29" and not the 28"'s that are sometimes confused with the 29s.
665595
As long as the rim is 26", they should work. I have them on a rim size 26" x 1.5" and they work fine. I'm sure they would work on a rim with 2.1" wide tires as well.
1503503
They would be 2" larger overall diameter and I would not recommend it. If you are wanting a wider tire, I'd recommend a 265/60R17, it would keep the same diameter without effecting your diameter and speed sensors.
732425
Yes that is what I bought them for. I would look for a wider rim if you plan to use tires over 32x11.50
1250760
I think so, but I am not an expert on modern bike tire sizing. Go to sheldonbrown dot com and look at his tire size page. It appears that 559 is the metric size rim for 26 inch tires, but I don't know how wide of a tire you could put on a 17.
52888
They will fit but I sugest you consider another higher quality tire. Both tires had sub par tire beeds fell apart before the 200 mile mark. 2 Complete failures.
1091633
No. I looked your tire size up on Security Chain Company's website and the correct size is QG2229 rather than QG3229.
1781655
No these will fit any standard mountain bike rim 26"...These tires made a world of difference in the handling of the bike I put them on.
2239869
Yes these will fit. You will have some difficulty mounting them as the side walls are very stiff.http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-XUFVrl0UT4&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D-XUFVrl0UT4 this you tube video will be of help. The marathons are a very long lasting relatively flat proof tire. I have them on a giant defy composite.
2098505
The tires fit good on 250/50-10 rims. Note that I have two left over from my purchase that I need to get rid of.
1665791
yes, I have used previously a 2.125 x26 tire and these will fit, will be thinner but will work
1298188
It wont fit it is a 26x1.95. It would be great if you knew your rim size but if the old tire gives that range I would go for a tire that is 26x1.75.
1264955
I have two 26's all terrain and they are a perfect fit, 29's I am 95% sure they will not
284933
yes, I've mounted 700x33.3 (Jack Brown tires) and it fit fine, so 32mm tires ought to work. But these rims are quite wide so you may have to adjust your brakes accordingly if you have v-brakes or cantilevers. And before you mount the tires, be sure to check the rims for sharp burrs and file them away so you don't damage the tires or tubes - these wheels work fine but they're cheaply made and mine had a couple sharp burrs along the rim.
1770814
Yes I bought the 28x2.35's for my 29er. Over 800 miles this summer on them with no issues.
59374
I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you are planning on doing a significant amount of riding off-road, though, then you probably want something else. I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you... » Read More I do not think these will fit a 29" rim, as they are designed for a 700{mm?} rim.I thought I would hate this tire size, but I grew to love it. My commute took place mostly on pavement, but at the very beginning (or end on the way home) I cross a vacant lot with unmowed grass. I remember from my youth (before mountain bikes were available) how much road tires SUCK on lawns, so I had been using bikes with 26" wheels and off-road tires. But the 700x40 tire is only slightly narrower than the tires on old 1-speed (and 3-speed) bikes, and does well off pavement.If you are planning on doing a significant amount of riding off-road, though, then you probably want something else. « Show Less
1461884
No they wont, these are for bigger rims 17 inch minimum. Use the tire chain finder for your tire size.