what tire does this need a 23 or 25?
1175806
I have 25's on my wheels; which by the way are extremely cheap! these wheels suck. nashbar has some for $10.00 more
1175807
As long as it's a 700c type wheel it will fit. 700c X 23 or 700c X 25 will work
758505
Can't say without seeing your bike. Look where the front tire goes through the fork and where the rear runs between the chainstays and under the brake bridge--that's where they'll hit if they're going to. I put them on an old (mid-'80s) touring bike that was designed for big tires, but many newer ones won't accept tires bigger than about 28mm. Your 23s are probably less than an inch wide (25.4mm=1 inch), and these are probably 1.3 or so (too cold to go out and measure).
397360
The numbers refer to the dimensions of the tire. 23millimeters will have less drag. 25 millimeters will have more traction. So, the thinner tire will move slightly faster with less effort.
1509749
Do you mean 700 23c ? If so them yes that's what I mounted on the rims I would say it would easily mount a 28 cm tire but not sure if you mean 32
911400
There is a slight difference between the 235/70r16 and 225/75r16. It fits snug on my 225/75r16 spare tire. So, I'd have to say that it probably fit on your tire too - with a little wiggle room.
1607251
Hello Amanda,You will need to order a 28" cover for your 215/75 R15=27.70. If you cannot find it please call us at 720-315-3912 or put in the notes your tire size.thank you,
1460876
Perfect tube for 700c x 23 tire. I've used them in both 23 and 25mm tires and have zero complaints.
2131739
That should not be a problem. Its just a slightly wider tire. Check that you have clearance around the back of the tire and that the new slightly wider tire won't rub on anything. The new tire is roughly an 1" wider, 1/2 on the outside of the tire that you can see and 1/2 on the backside. the 25-11-12 means: The 25 is 25" -the height of the tire. the 11 is 11" -the section width of the tire at its widest point, the 12 is 12" -the diameter of the rim. I hope this helps. I don't know what you know about tires, so I might have given you more info than you need.
904028
Marketing names. They are all the same. Officially it is 700c (tire size) 23mm tire width.
2008047
Probably not. I was just tire shopping this weekend, looking for something a little wider for the Minneapolis winter, and the person at the shop thought that 700x32 was the upper limit of what these could reasonably fit. I went with 28s. They seem to be made with the 23-25 range in mind, but the 28s seem to be working fine.
1298188
It wont fit it is a 26x1.95. It would be great if you knew your rim size but if the old tire gives that range I would go for a tire that is 26x1.75.
1060216
I have 225/75R16 on mine and it fit perfect. You may need to get the bigger size, but I am not sure. You may be able to squeeze it on....check with a local tire shop or walmart to verify if it will work.
2218127
the recommended tire pressure is printed on the side of the tire. My 700 x 25 has a high pressure rating of 103 psi. The 700 x 23 is probably a little higher, but once again look at the tire!
1488252
When you say tube, the tube size depends on the tire size. So, a 700x23 tire would take what you seem to be saying is a 20-25 tube. A 700x25 tire would require, obviously, the larger size tube. Having ridden both, my preference is definitely the "skinnier" tire--700x23. Might give up a little in comfort, but you will gain less rolling resistance.
771357
Depends on the tube you have and can be hard to read the lprinted info once they've been in a tire for a while. I usually switch out to bigger tubes for 32 mm tires when changing from my 23s
1557855
I don't think it will work. Our tire measures 255/75 R17 and it fits like a glove.
1629824
There are multiple entry numbers for 26 inch wheels. It depends on the full wheel size. Look at your tire and see if it has multiple numbers following the 26 (for example 26x1.75x2) Use that size to correspond with table C on page 16 or 17 of the manual. Then go to page 18 to see how to input that number. Sorry I cant explain much better than that.