Have a 14 x 4.5 x 6 rototiller tubless tire with fine sidewall cracks, needs innertube. Fit?
1996662
Inserting an innertube didn't work for me; I ended up buying a new tire and having it filled with a stop-leak product when it was mounted on the rim. Works fine now.
1996663
Yes, it will fit. I'm using it in a 15 x 5 - 6 tubless tire. Just don't over-inflate!
1395657
tube or tubeless is based on rims. if you have spokes you need tube and rim strip. I have said it before this tire I based on what your after. life of tire or performance. don't buy it if you are running a 130 size rear tire and want to take corners hard. just a heads up
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I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it.The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone with a straight valve stem instead. I hope this helps you bud!Regards,Billy Colman I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it.The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone... » Read More I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it.The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone with a straight valve stem instead. I hope this helps you bud!Regards,Billy Colman « Show Less
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I ran them tubeless on Stan's Iron Cross rims using Stan's sealant. Did not hold a seal very well, leaked around the bead, but I was able to run them this way for 1000 miles or so. Eventually, the sealant ate away the rubber inside the tire and exposed the threads, causing the rear to delaminate until a bubble appeared in the tread.
1395656
Utlimatemotorcycling.com has a review that states it can be installed with or without. Mine is installed tubeless. I would call Michelin and ask for more specificity.
226626
You should be able to order both tire and inner tube. Look for the tire size on the tire and go from there.
724860
It depends upon the type of leakage. If you have mild bead leakage or a basic nail or thorn puncture, then it will probably work fine. If you have a chronic leak, old tubeless tires with cracks in the sidewalls or leaking tubes, not likely. Don't forget to make sure (with soapy water) that your valve stem core valve isn't leaking.
1979131
Yes. I used it in my tubeless wheelbarrow tire two years ago and it worked great. Recently it started leaking air again. I added more Slime and the tire is holding air again.
190987
Try to find innertubes for children's bikes that will fit roller to roller. Then you will have to carefully trim to fit in width. Sorry.
1977963
I am running a 285/75r18, which is essentially a 35 inch tire. I had to add a 1" daystar level puck on top of the Ranchero. I still had to trim a little bit of plastic from the wheel well up front. But I really like these Coil overs!
1680869
It will fit a standard spare tire. Any wider and the curve on the top won't be long enough to grab the tire.
846476
Nope, I had one for a period of time. It's super hard to find the tubes for deep-V walls, with the regular tires it will be extremely inconvinient to fix it [ at the rate of 1 flat tire a month, average].
1670612
Yes it should fit I only have a tube tire tools and I still got room plus since it expands it should for you more room
1504437
If your tire says r17 then it'll fit. If not use the number after the R (R14, R15, R16 etc.)
1547263
Measure the diameter of your tire and match it to the size that will fit .. This one I bought I'm sure will be too big for your tire
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.
1663750
These are tubeless tires. Any run of the mill innertube will do. Purchase a road bike inner tube that fits the size if your tire so 700x23c innertube. Pro tip; buy in bulk & buy a patch kit you never want to walk/run 3 miles with your bike.