What if the tire broken?
213675
The tires a perfectly good to me they r 700x25 they feel like plastic at first but after a few rides they look feel and ride normal
188931
Yes, you are correct, the thief may be able to remove the tire, although that would take time, and the thief would have to put a new tire on to tow it away.
86692
will not work due to the tire won't have enough traction. on flat land maybe.
1061046
Error on the safe side. Take your tires to 110 and check with a different gauge and you will be happy.
1240889
Theoretically yes, but it would take a VERY long time. A bike tire air volume is much less than a cars.
634076
You need to take the tire off the rim to replace it, so it's best done by a mechanic. For them it's a very easy fix.
28993
I suppose if it were bolted down. But it takes a bit of foot pressure to trigger it. An old tire would be best
1963543
Hi, I have never been in that situation before bit the little chalk block that comes with it should cradle the tire. So you should be fine bit extra precaution doesn't hurt either. Hope this helped answer you question.
243853
I suspect the tire would fit, the handling characteristics would be different, I wouldn't do it.
398287
I have a tire that slowly release air. In a week the tire looks low in air. Also, using it when you tire get punctured by a nail, you can inflate the tire, and will give you time to go to a gas station for repair, or you would repair it by yourself if you buy a tire repair kit.
346953
I think the radius will be different therefore the fender and tire may look mismatched.
1845814
they are air filledI have a question can you really have a flat tire on an air compressor
451577
You will need to check the tires and if they checks out fine them yes it will fix that problem
2054089
I bought this for my mom, who has recently passed away. If I recall correctly, I do believe the tires were hard rubber and cannot be punctured.
38379
Please look on the sidewall of tire. It will be clearly written there.Good luck!
1425073
It should be on the display which tire is causing the problems, or which tires. If not, buy one and get it installed, see if this clears up the problem.
405806
It's at the front of the bike on the bottom. Where the front tire would hit the road (if it had tires).