Can a 2.10 tire fit a 1.75 rim
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It's not the rim you have to worry about its the clearance of your fork. If the 1.75 is close to rubbing the fork then the 2.10 will be too big. I have used larger tires (2.10,2.25) on the same rim the 2.10 refers to the width of the tire at the tread.
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my 4.80-12 measures 5" wide and the rim is 13" from one side to the other. the tire measures 20.5" when it is pumped up. as long as yours has 4.80-12 written on it, this tire will work. just make sure you check how many lugs you have. it will either be 4 or 5. the lugs are the number of lug nuts that hold the tire on. any problems just let me know.
793682
Yes.But It would look better with larger tires as well. 265/75/16 will fit with no issues, and they should fit the stock rim without spacers.
1793687
If you scroll down the page there is more info:"rims: pinned 26mm alloy/ medium-V MTB/ CNC machined".I do use 1.5 inch tires on it.
517224
I am no tire expert but you say you have 15" rims, the size of this tire is "255/70R16 109S" where the 16 means that it is for wheels with a 16" diameter so I would think that you would not want to try these on 15 inch rims. TireRack.com has a good explanation of tire sizing. Hope this helps.
1560655
Depends in what size wheel you have and what the size of your current tire is.
219105
Yes. Just make sure you use the correct calculation for your wheel\tire size.
20282
Each tube has a minimum/maximum tire size. click select to see the different options. a 2.1 tire would be just under the max width of 2.2 which means the tube will expand almost fully before filling the cavity
891921
Not without bending the tire holder parts out alittle. That's what I Did and it works fine and I have 2.7's.
1215493
More than likely. The second number in the tire/tube size is the tire width. I can't see how one inch width would make a big difference.
1429948
Yes it will fit ,can fit from 1.50 to 2.25. 26 is the higt of the tire inflated and 1.5 1.9 or 1.50 is the wide of the tire
1665791
yes, I have used previously a 2.125 x26 tire and these will fit, will be thinner but will work
87546
26 and 1 1/2 is a 650b tire/27.5 tire but it IS NOT the same as a 26.75. 26 1 1/2 is and old English size See Sheldon Brown at http://sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html. If two tires are marked with sizes that are mathematically equal, but one is expressed as a decimal and the other as a fraction, these two tires will not be interchangeable.
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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.
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The 26 is fine but the 2.5 might be too big. We have 2.0 tires and they are a tight fit.
20283
Most tubes give a min max tire size. A 2.0 to a 2.25 would work fine for a 2.1 tire.
160004
The 1.5 size offered in this tire is fairly narrow, too small for some wider rims on beach cruisers (1.75-2.125); 1.75 is narrower than a typical mountain bike tire (1.9-2.0). It is odd that a tire would have two sizes 1.5 and 1.95 at the same time; usually that is reserved for other components (tubes, liners, rims) that fit a range of "different" tires. For example, I've seen a "Presta" Mountain Bike Tire Tube listed on eBay sized at 26x1.5/26x1.95, but those are tubes, not tires. Hope this helps.