is a glue required for the tire??
171836
You don't need any glue for urethane tires. if they were rubber tires, then yes, as rubber tends to "squrm".
171837
No Don't use glue .. Just clean metal wheels and make sure they are pressed on nice and flat and even.. with a flat board or stick
171838
No glue was used. The tires seem to stay securely on the wheel. Very satisfied. Used saw to cut patterns out of 2x12 lumber plus other size wood.
999781
No. Mine came in an oversized box. Since the majority of the inside of the box was air, the box was heavily damaged but the tire was not.
540424
I do not use any glue. Should not need it and it's easier to remove and clean when needed.
206224
No. Some brands require them, but these do not. They are tightened at the connectors, one on the inside and one on the outside. The inside and outside connectors should be on the same link. The first time you use them drive a little, then get out and tighten them to make sure they are snug on the tire. Note what link you connected them on, then next time, hook to that link on the inside, then pull them snug on the outside and hook to the same number. It is easier than it sounds.
1528843
Remove the blue film and affix "that" side with glue to the tube, tire, etc.
1009984
This tire can be used tubeless with the proper wheel and valve stem. I prefer to use a heavy duty self sealing tube. You never know when you'll find a nail, sharp branch or thorn hiding in snow or sand.
1647775
It might seam over whelming at first. But there are only 3 pieces to the wheel. The two halves with the prongs already attached and the tire. If you cut the washer/sleeves for the screws that are molded together with the wheel, it will be easier to assemble .One or two trials will get the tire to stretch properly. Make sure the screws are properly tightened. Check it after each use also. Loose screws will affect the wheel stability and break the wheel. Good Luck.
1379879
No. Check all your bolts and make sure they are tight. If you put used tires on make sure they are balanced. And make sure you get an alignment done after install on this kit
1499615
No. It is a compression fit. No glue or silicone required. Actually it would attract mold growth, as mold will easily grow on silicone before plastic.
2222985
Hello David,Nothing else is need. Just add air to the tires and your good to go
620341
I had it installed at the shop. The tires were not removed. Not sure if any special drill is required,
2144161
No, the spare tire assembly sits under the storage bin. You do have to remove the flat tire inflation kit, then install the spare.
315355
No. There is no need for instructions since the procedure is obvious. You use the awl with the twisted shaft to enlarge the hole after you have removed the nail or other item that punctured your tire. Then take the lubricant that is provided and lubricate the hole using the awl. After the hole has been lubricated You thread a fiber plug into the needled shaft and insert it into the puncture until half of the material is in the tire then twist the shaft one quarter turn and withdraw the shaft and cut the protruding material even with the surface of the tire with a razor blade and the repair should be complete.
368701
Hello... Not quite sure I understand your question...however all tires have beads...if possibly you meant that if the tire comes with the wheel...that answer is no.. Mike The Tire Geek
2188292
None. This is a tire, it needs to be mounted on a rim, which would typically have four holes for the studs/lug nuts. Picture is of a mounted tire, but only the tire ships
1478625
The kit comes with new, longer screws. All you need is a right angle Phillips screwdriver. Easier to install if you remove the tire, but you do not have to.
443469
I'm no expert but, I would not recommend this for any kind of tire application. This is a rubbery/glue like sealant with mediocre adhesion qualities.