What is the inside diameter I am trying to find tires that would fit a 63 mm rim. Any suggestions?
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The inside diameter for this set is 71mm so they probably won't work. Note also that this is a tire and wheel set, and they are glued together. I would go chat with the folks at your local R/C hobby shop and go from there. They may also have a set of these on hand you could take a look at.
440527
Hello Todd, Unless your wheels specifically say "76mm" I'd go with something else. I went and tried to make these work on my 75mm, and after about 50ft I realized it was no go. I was able to return them just fine (shout out to customer service) but again, I'd just go specifically with what your wheels say. If the markings have been scrapped off, I'd recommend measuring them off and verifying it, as like I say, you need to be exact on this. I'm really sorry I couldn't be more help. I just didn't want you to think I had blown you off or didn't care. Best, Grognard
2007349
I just measured mine and the slots for the tires are 3 3/4 inch inside , sorry.
1517422
Bolt pattern and back spacing would be where you might have issues, 16" or 17" size will definitely work. I would suggest you contact a local tire retailer (Firestone,NTB,Goodyear) for further guidance.
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.
1515684
Hello.The factory 255/70-17 tire is 'recommended' for wheels up to 8.5" wide. That being said, we have seen customers use their OEM tires on this wheel.Thanks,BWT
1009208
I have these mounted on 285/70/17's. Not sure what the overall diameter of your tires are, but if your tire is wider than the 285/70/17's I would probably go up a size. The size chart on the the company website is pretty accurate. I would double check there first.
1763116
I measured the rim. Inside of the rim is 7" and rim to rim (across) is just about 71/4". I would say this is the size you are looking for.
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.
1629825
As mentioned earlier, look for the size information on the side wall of your tires, or ask your local dealer for help. Good luck!Paul V.
206644
Make sure it is a 26x2.1 you are trying to fit. A 26" tire will fit any 26" rim but you have to watch the width. A 1.75 will not fit a 2.1 so make sure you have the right width tire. Match with the numbers on the tire you are trying to replace, they will be on the side of the old tire.
312404
yes 24mm is the width. according to http://sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html, you'd probably want a 44 to 54 tire. this would be more like a hybrid than a road bike tire.
312402
Any 700c tire will fit. Only thing to watch out for is frame/fork clearance.
1859738
You do not buy the rim here. You only buy a puncture resistant tire that fits 700c rims...If you call the tire as rubber, yes you only by the rubber...
1906051
Rim size should be stamped on the left lip of the rim. Most likey a 16x3. A 150/80 should fit. If sceptical find a seller with a good return policy. Hope this Helps.
1711819
I have no personal experience with the size you ask about, but the 26 x 1.375 size listed is the decimal equivalent to the 26 x 1-3/8 fractional size. You can check yourself using pencil & paper or a calculator and divide 3 by 8, the result everytime is 0.375. I don't see a metric equivalent of 590mm x 37mm listed ( the rim size is typically listed first). You could also check with local bike shops on which metric tires fit your wheels.
1136709
700mm x 35 is the metric size but that's roughly 27 1/2 x 1 1/4 inches so should fit ok. 14G is 14 gauge spokes and 36H is 36 holes in the rim. I wouldn't worry about these last two items unless you are concerned about weight (not the case usually on a casual use bike). One other thing to be aware of - QR is for quick release axles as opposed to bolt on, and makes wheel removal much easier.