Will these tires in the size shown fit a yamaha big bear 400 2001 ???? buying as a gift.
1464022
I purchased these tires and they are not holding air. Could be my rims but it was a big disappointment.
373889
Without being rude if you have to ask if this fits than you do not need to be ordering tires online. Go to a dealer.Or walk out to your bike and look at the sidewall of the tire that is on it for the proper size or better yet look at the federally required tire capacity/inflation decal on the frame or in the owners manual than order that size. Look for a tire that matches that size finding a tire then asking if it fits is counter productive.Good luck
1444823
No; as listed, they are 700x32. From what I've heard, Gatorskins are one of only a few roadbike tires that are offered in a 700x32.
1886071
They should. In the description I think what there getting at is it is a 13" tall tire 5" wide with a 6" rim. It should probably read 13x5.00x6 not 13x500x6
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.
768131
Depends entirely on the width of your chainstay and front fork. If you have a touring bike or cyclocross bike, yep, they will fit. If you have a serious road racer, maybe not. I do like the tires. Prob'ly have 500 mi on 'em so far. If they are made in a thinner crosssection ... you might check on that.
2257443
Yes they do. It will be a little wider than the original tire but yes it will fit.
374682
I am sure they will. I bought them for my 1998 Yamaha. They fit great and look good
266236
They should fit. But not exactly sure. Yes you have to drill holes. You will need a right hand drill and a small bit. or take the rear tire off.
625137
NO!!!! They will not!!!! These will NOT fit your tires.Find the right sized ones. ake ALL the numbers match and the additional numbers on these chains mean they will not fit your application.Don't waste your money.
1053254
I do not believe they will fit because they have an ISO diameter of 559. 650B tires have an ISO diameter of 584. To be sure and to save you some trouble with shipping, try any 26" tire from a big box store such as Wally World. Return it when you've confirmed fit or no fit. BTW, I still love these Kwest Tires. 800 miles and still going strong.
1429950
Yes, they will fit. These will NOT work as well off road as the knobby mountain bike tires that came on your bike, they are strictly tires meant for the road, paved trails, hard surfaces. They have, as the name implies, almost no tread(slick). I wonder, since you bought a mountain bike, why you would want a road bike tire? If you are riding only on the road, street, or pavement, why did you buy a mountain bike? I am confused.
1732109
Yes they will fit but these are a small pair we have a 97 Yamaha tour classic and they don't look right we thought when we ordered they were bigger you will have to fabricate brackets to make them work
741462
I believe they will fit. However, I wouldn't anticipate them to be plug and play. I put them on a 97 Hugger and had to get some additional hardware for proper fitment. The new shock bushings had a larger opening and were narrower than the shocks being replaced. Picked up some hardware to fill the voids. I really like the stance of the bike. Was surprised at the amount of rear tire clearance I still have. Bike sits low enough that I am going to get a shorter kickstand so it doesn't stand as tall parked.
1695481
It will fit a Yamaha Grizzly, and Yamaha Big Bear but does not reference Kodiak as a compatible model. I would call the manufacturer and make sure.
1704755
They will fit. And no u can't use the same tires u need 185 r 15 if u already have a 1 inch rim than u can use the same tires
1770803
I just checked my tires. There is not an 'o' in the listing. The size is 26x2.125. These tires require a higher psi inflation to overcome the added resistance that so much heavy tread on the pavement creates. As for durability, I have no doubt. But the tire when inflated in enough larger than the originals I've had to remove the fenders, both front and back. Whether it is the tire for your bike, or not, you'll have to decide.