Can these withstand freeway speeds with a 9'0"?
1159110
I ve done it with shortboards and it was fineI don t know about longboards though.I try to avoid using the freeway, but reasonably, I think I should be fine
1159111
Yes - it seems to make a little less noise if you keep it in a soft case though (we have a 9'5").
1159112
I can get up to 60mph with no problems (I have a 8').In windy days it gets a little shaky, but does the job.
1159113
I have driven a few times with my longboard (8'1") and once with a friends (9'0") also- was a little shaky at first, but I tightened it and actually knotted the string so it couldn't loosen as I drove. Had no problems once I did that.
1970089
I don't think I would try that. They seem like they might be a little light for a vehicle of that size.
123197
Hello, this will depend on your ability, However, they should be able to handle 5 to 10 MPH.
1461383
It depends on how many pounds of torque you're using. They are fairly strong. But anything above 35 ft lbs wouldn't be too smart. They are great with the T-handle ratchet though. Great for motorcycles. But you should never use an impact on a motorcycle anyway.
2283419
You could slam 35's on but they'd rub unless in addition you got the RC 2"bl. I had both lifts and ran 33's with plenty of room to flex
148367
Hmmm...I couldn't say for sure but my gut says yes. The spikes are a decent size and they worked great for pushing a car uphill with no sliding (but we were in packed snow). I'd give them a whirl. If they don't work, Amazon has a decent return policy. Good luck. Be sure to post how it goes!
1598377
a good thickness, like a quarter centimeter maybe? They are definitely not flimsy if that's what you are concerned about. They are good mud flaps, a sturdy thickness.
2170999
Yes. They are really nice and heavy duty. Only caveat, passenger front does not snap into the floor like the driver side. But I don't notice that it's a problem.Hope that helps.
2138360
They are around 160mm or 6 inches high. My van (Transit connect) got on with no problems, they'd be a little bit of an issue with a lower vehicle. I did find a little mod to enable lower cars to get on, but you'll have to Google that one.
80293
Not sure about a limit. That said, I am about 195 and run 45-50 lbs of pressure in them. As far as side to side and height clearance, they are installed on a GT mountain frame running an 80cc 2-stroke motor and have no issues. I have had some seating problems as the tires are very wide, but most likely this is because of $s saved on the rims. The tires are worth the money, for sure. Super smooth.
299223
The short answer is yes. Just make sure they are clean! If not you may lose them on the freeway! No armor all or wax.
2208259
Yes, I think so. As long as you don't go past the 500lb rating, they will work great.
1008415
I installed mine at 9 feet and they work flawlessly. Use a little silicone arroud the seams for rain concerns.
111326
If your rack is placed on your automobile securely there should be no problem driving at freeway speeds. Check at Yakima website for correct rack for your auto. Also check YouTube for proper installation. Thanks,Leo.
1332112
No I believe these are designed for a board 8ft and under. I have a 9ft and notice slipping in the brackets.
488340
The ones I bought were load range C (6 ply tires), and I recall they had a capacity of either 1050 pounds, or 1150 pounds. search on-line, and you will see them listed as maximum speed of 60 mph.
1115706
I would not try it. they are made to load an ATV but I would not walk on them trying to move anything.