We have 2 cruiser bikes with the big tires that are 4" wide will the tires fit in the spot for the tires?
2007347
The openings for the wheels are 3 & 1/2 inches. The tire will not fit down inside the wheel supports.
2007348
The inside diameter of the loop is 3 1/2 inches that your tire sit into. Most bicycle tires have a crown I think the crown should recess down inside the loop your tire should be just fine if not you can probably spread the loop a half an inch and get it to fit better.
2007349
I just measured mine and the slots for the tires are 3 3/4 inch inside , sorry.
2007350
As others have answered, the inside measurement of the wheel holders is 3 1/2". I drew a 4" diameter circle to represent a cross section of the tire and then drew a line from one side of the tire to the other where the line was 3 1/2 inches, the width inside the wheel holder. Measuring the distance from that line to the bottom of the circle, I found that to be 1", i.e. the tire will sit down at least one inch into the wheel holder. With the ratchet clamps tightened down against the bike frame, I would be comfortable that the tires would not pop out of the wheel holders. It's not optimal, but I think it would work.Rick As others have answered, the inside measurement of the wheel holders is 3 1/2". I drew a 4" diameter circle to represent a cross section of the tire and then drew a line from one side of the tire to the other where the line was 3 1/2 inches, the width inside the wheel holder. Measuring the distance from that line to the bottom of the circle, I found that to be 1", i.e. the tire will sit down at least one inch into the wheel holder. With the ratchet clamps tightened down against the bike frame, I would be comfortable that the tires would not pop out of the wheel holders. It's... » Read More As others have answered, the inside measurement of the wheel holders is 3 1/2". I drew a 4" diameter circle to represent a cross section of the tire and then drew a line from one side of the tire to the other where the line was 3 1/2 inches, the width inside the wheel holder. Measuring the distance from that line to the bottom of the circle, I found that to be 1", i.e. the tire will sit down at least one inch into the wheel holder. With the ratchet clamps tightened down against the bike frame, I would be comfortable that the tires would not pop out of the wheel holders. It's not optimal, but I think it would work.Rick « Show Less
2007351
The measurement between the wheel loop is 3 1/2". 4" tires sound extremely wide. Most average mountain bike style tires are about 2-3". Did you physically measure your tires? Maybe you could let some air out and they would fit if they are that big. I'm very happy with the rack. Good luck!!
2007352
The will! We also have cruisers though our tires are not quite that wide there is plenty of width in the rings for what you have. BTW, we love this bike rack!!! It holds the bikes perfectly so nothing rubs or bangs together. Best wishes.
2007353
I measured the distance between the rails, and there is less than 3.5". Although we are very pleased with this rack, in my opinion it will not work with your wide tires.
183574
Yes! I believe the cruiser style bikes can be put in this rack. The rack is adjustable thus allowing modifications according to bicycle frame shape, that is each independently folded arms can be adjusted to your cruiser style bicycle, althought women frame may prove to be somewhat more challenging but NOT impossible. Good luck!
257788
Look at the side walls of your bikes current tires. If its 26" wheel then they will work just fine. For the price its a nice tire.
2278384
Yes, you should be able to carry your two bikes. The narrow space between bars is about 2" for standard bike tires, and the wider spaces are between 4.75" and 5.25" (they vary).
1440237
Yes my wife has a cruiser and I have a hybrid and there is no problem mounting both bikes. You just have to face each other in opposite directions.
538319
The inside width of the uprights measures about 2 1/2 inches. Our derailers cannot fit in that slot but come right up to it. We had a narrow spot in our garage we were trying to fit the rack in. The rack in my opinion is more suited for kids bikes but it works for our purposes. Not sure how it would work with bigger tires.
881300
Yes they will fit. My road bike with 700x23c wheels and tires just likes yours fits with room to spare
1353650
This bike rack is adjustable to accommodate any size tires. i ran 26x2.35 and had plenty of room. hope that helped answer your question.
1797934
I believe these tires are little to wide to fit on your bike. If nothing else, it is a good idea to replace tubes.
2239868
They will probably be ok for width, but they are bigger around. If you have at least 1/2 inch of clearance between your existing tire and the fork, front and back, they will fit. They are a little heavier, but are nearly flat proof. I love them.
2015957
I don't think there is enough room between the bar and the tire but that might depend on the rack size and seat post length.
370643
If you ate stating that your handlebars dip then you are describing a typical Cruiser. Yes the basket will fit I reenforced mine with plastic ties at the bottom of the basket to make it more secure. I hope this helps.
1646949
This rack fits standard mountain bike frames with tires 02 .25 inches, but if you mean the new very large and Fat tires I cannot say, also be aware that this rack might not accommodate Some bikes with disc brakes, my bike has disc brakes but it Fits okay but a little tricky to install. Very sturdy construction.
269717
I us them on my cross country bike that I put 2.82 inch wide tires on them. They work great for me. Very smooth bearings that are sealed so sand wont get in either.
449777
the tires will fit - BUT they are taller and you could have a problem with your kickstand holding up the bike. It may or not be an issue - just be aware of the potential.
1618972
it is bigger than 2 inches , should fit yours fine . I have a schwinn beach cruiser and the posts are a good inch and half
938764
My tires are 26 X 2.125 (57-559). My bike is a 7 speed cruiser. I hope this helps.