I'm thinking of this for 31's on 15 inch rims. I think it would work fine for that, but how do you get the new tire to bead on the rim?
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I'm not sure what you mean by 31's. If asking how you fit the bead on the rim, the tool with the changer will do the job. You may need to get someone who has done this to guide you thru the process. It is generally easier as a two man job anyway. If you are asking how to seal the bead to the rim, using a lubricant like a bead seating fluid or just liquid detergent helps a great deal. Also cleaning and wire brushing the rim surface before putting the tire on will help a lot. Also a 4 or 6 pound hammer is useful as a persuader..
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I looked it up on YouTube, Generously spread baby powder around the bead part of the rime then just follow the instructions that come with the machine. Any other thoughts, Questions I'd look up on YouTube, it was very helpful watching someone do it.
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The tires will fit the wheels it might be a little big fitment wise in the wheel well. So it might rub on a big bump or when you make a turn at full lock. It's basically a 33 in tire and the stack size tire I believe is a 30 in tire.
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This is the only way the 15x7s are made. The wheel is made in a 15x8 with a 0mm offset (4.5" back spacing). Will that work for you? VN5155863 Thanks, -Jon
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I don't see why not I mounted a 15'' wheel with a 33'' tire on it should work just fine.
529882
31inch will fit fine! 33s will rub. I am running 33x12.5x15 They are excellent on/off road tires. Awesome on the blacktop. 12.5 may e a little to wide. If I had a stock suspension I would run 31x10.5 You will love the new stance!
726884
I would say so, anytime rubber comes off the tire, it may compromise the bead. Better safe than sorry, replace the tire.
814386
Possibly. Not too sure what the specs on the new tire is. You can google it just to check it out and make sure. Good luck!!
2135881
As it will look like it fits the rim. It is not recommended to use a different size tire. It could cause anything like a flat or even worse. The correct size is located on the sticker when you open the driver door on the frame.
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No. You have 12" rims and these tires are for 8" rims. It would be like trying to mount a 13" car tire on a 15" rim. Won't work.....
151954
Those tires seem a bit narrow for a nine inch rim, I got most of my fitment information from the cooper tire website and they recommend a tire of that size be put on a rim that is 7 to 8.5 inches wide. I used 285 on my rims, I would talk to the person installing the tires.
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I agree with John. You need to measure the width of the rim bed. Although, I'm sure the 17mm tape would likely work just fine. I've used it on two 700c wheels.
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That question goes beyond my knowledge. I would advise you to ask your bike mechanic or LBS (local bike shop), although you would think that the bike rim would be a reliable indicator of the size tire to install. I'm going to "punt" on that question.
667462
Tire width is not an issue. The rack is adjustable for height and on the highest setting will be just over 15.5" from the center of the axle to the bottom of the rack. Hope this helps
949108
Yes, if you have a 15 in. diameter wheel. Good luck. It's really a nice one.
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Here is a link to get your correct size: http://www.scc-chain.com/tire-chain-finder/traction/tirechains and no the Q3229 chain size will not work on a 15" rim.if you go to this link you can plug in the vehicle info and it will give you your options.Also when you get your chains make sure you do a fit check on one tire to see if you have to cut off some links.Hope this helpsRM
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I have had trouble in the past with getting the tires to fit a small rim....they are wide. I would encourage trying it out at a bike shop first before ordering them. I was able to get them on my bike but mine were 700x28c. That is the smallest I think i would go. They were somewhat difficult to fit....and barely did at that!
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honestly i haven't mounted these yet but I have done them in the future. deflate old tire and break bead, use two large screw drivers to work the tire off the rim. and do the same when putting the tire back on the rim