I am looking for a flat resistant tire for a 29 in rim 1.95 - 2.0. I have had horrible experience with daily flats. Will these work?
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These are not flat proof, or even really resistant... I run them with tube liners, but I have still got 1 flat in the last 3,000 miles... With tube liners, you will avoid the majority of flats...
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Do you plan on just putting them on the back? they have another tire setup that is more of the same size as stock tires but same tread as the badlands. I have 2 Slash's and would recommend the smaller size then the badlands. And they work great too... but the badlands will work.
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I'll answer this the same way I answered for another person: Virtually all normal road-going tires use the same, universal thread size. So yes. Not to be rude, but if you own a [Range/Land Rover], are you really worried about a $2 purchase not working out? Unless that's how you were able to afford the [Range/Land Rover] in the first place... :-) Also, try some Google research.
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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.
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According to Ehow.com these should work wonderfully for you. Just remember that you should not mix radial tires, which these are, and bias ply tires. Best to replace all with the same size/type.
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Hello,These wheels are currently available. You should have no problem mounting a 275/55R20 tire on these wheels.Thank you,Danny Diaz Wheel Specialist
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i don't imagine you will have any problem, unless your rims are very highly specialized. i have used various width tires on my own, from 23 to 28.
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29er wheels and 700 wheels are the same diameter. The difference is the tires height. Most likely if you go with anything thinner than 700x28 you will have issues stretching the wheels width to fit the rim. This can throw off the bead things wont sit right and it won't be any fun. To be safe, I'd start with 700x32 and see how you like them and if it seems like your wheelset can handle anything thinner then try a thinner tire for the next set.
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I asked because I know these have bigger tread on them. I'm currently running this size on my truck. Just was wondering about this particular tire.
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Works great...with my set up.not sure what size tire your wanting to run...I would recommend a offset wheel rather than factory rims..factory wheels are 7 1/2" offset I bought 8 1/2" offset wheels for clearance on inside frame and better ride..I'm running 265/70/17 nittos I got almost 4" higher with lift and tires looks and handles awesome...
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HelloWhat I did...I google "trailer tire" and compared the answer with the tire I had at home. I hope this is helpful.
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I have 23's and they are correct. I have used these tires for the past couple of years, and now a lot of my friends are using them as well. I did cut back the tire pressure about a year ago and noticed a better ride, without any significant increase in rolling resistance.
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Yes. I've been using these in many sizes for years. No flats, high pressure, dependable tire.
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Any 2.2 normal rim should work... I prefer beadlocks. I got axial rocksters for mine and i love them. They work well
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Yes that is what I bought them for. I would look for a wider rim if you plan to use tires over 32x11.50
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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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Either the 16mm or 17mm should be fine. If you have the tire off, measure the groove but I'm pretty sure either the 16 or 17mm will be fine. If there's a difference in price, get the cheaper one. Velox rim tape is excellent and easy to install. I've gotten many flats because of crappy tim tape/rubber strips and now whenever I get a new/used bike, I always replace the rim tape if there's not good quality tape on the wheels. I hate changing flats...