what is the actual circumference of the outside of tire which i need to set up the speedometer
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I measued it at 2045 mm. With my odometer that gives me distances that match Google maps almost exactly.
1961602
depends on what air pressure ypou inflate to. Only way to accuartly measure is to inflate as you will ride it, then put tire valve at bottom of tire touching ground (mark spot), roll it forward 2 revolutions until valve is again at bottom (mark spot), and measure distance, divide by 2 (I use 2 revolutions for accuracy).
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My tire here is 26 x 1.5 and shows the ISO is 559 mm. Now I looked in Google and it shows that the ISO could be 559 mm, 571 mm, 584 mm, 590 mm, or 597 mm so not positive what makes it different but just know that mine is 559.
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Don't understand your reference to 4.00-6 but the wheel does measure 12" I was tired of flat tires on my ACE hardware wheelbarrow and purchased this universal never flat tire and I am glad I did. Just slid the old one off and slid this on. It's pretty universal.
2219526
You don't need exact size just make sure it's a 18 inch tires a smaller tire and less width with give you better corners while a taller wider tire is open road
836915
There is a PDF file you can access called "Fitment Guide." That guide will tell you which size Autosock you need depending on the type of vehicle/tire size.
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I am not sure of the actual inches as I do not store it here at home. I do know that is completely covers all three of our tires and wraps around where you do not see the tires.
385215
Depth wise with a metal tape measure its 34" deep from the speedring to the outside cover. Whatever stand you put it on, make sure its very sturdy, preferably weighted with something.
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That's a tricky question. The short answer is probably, but it's not in the manual. The manual shows you the numbers to enter for up to 28", but if you do the math you can probably calculate the correct number for your tire size, test it out, and then come back and recalibrate it later. The other possibility would be to put a second magnet on your bike wheel, and use the tire size that has half the circumference, or do a similar process with KM -> miles conversion. If you only care about your speed and distance relative to other rides, then you don't need to do any of this at all. Good luck selecting a product for such a large wheel size. That's a tricky question. The short answer is probably, but it's not in the manual. The manual shows you the numbers to enter for up to 28", but if you do the math you can probably calculate the correct number for your tire size, test it out, and then come back and recalibrate it later. The other possibility would be to put a second magnet on your bike wheel, and use the tire size that has half the circumference, or do a similar process with KM -> miles conversion. If you only care about your speed and distance relative to other rides, then you don't need to do any of this at all.... » Read More That's a tricky question. The short answer is probably, but it's not in the manual. The manual shows you the numbers to enter for up to 28", but if you do the math you can probably calculate the correct number for your tire size, test it out, and then come back and recalibrate it later. The other possibility would be to put a second magnet on your bike wheel, and use the tire size that has half the circumference, or do a similar process with KM -> miles conversion. If you only care about your speed and distance relative to other rides, then you don't need to do any of this at all. Good luck selecting a product for such a large wheel size. « Show Less
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13 inch is the diameter of the tire. Fine for small garden wheelbarrow, too small for most construction wheelbarrows.
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The tires will fit with no problem, it's the same rim diameter (16 inches) but you speedometer will be off by about 3 miles per hour. So when your speedometer says your doing 60, you will actually be going about 57 MPH. Hope this helped
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It is pretty simple, and instructions are OK ...you have to calibrate the speedometer unit to the size of your front tire, and set the time - the instructions walk you thru. Then attach the speedometer cradle to your handlebar or headset. There is an O ring that allows you do so (like a rubber band only more substantial) There is sensor attached to the cradle via a wire. Wrap the wire around a brake cable down, and maybe a time or two around the fork, leaving the sensor to dangle alongside the front fork. The sensor is then installed via a supplied O ring that permits you to tie it to the front fork (install on the surface of the fork so the sensor faces the wheel). Then there is a little snap- on magnet that gets attached to a spoke; you need to line it up to the sensor on the fork so that it will pass in front of the sensor each time the wheel turns. Needs to be no more than 1/4 in space between them, and it may take some adjustment to get it right. Now snap your speedometer into the cradle on the handlebar and you are all set.
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Using a precision caliper, the measurement of the one I have is 1.251 inches outside diameter. I took the reading twice.
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Most tires have two dimensions: width and circumference. These rims accept a 700c circumference tire. These rims will accept a range of tire widths from 23mm to 32mm. The width range comes from ERTRO guidelines. The guidelines are just that, and you may be able to safely mount a tire outside of the width range implied by the width of the rim. The circumference is not negotiable. Do not mount a 27" tire on these, only 700c. Source: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html RIP
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im not sure how you measure tires. it says 20x2.1 is on the tire and it measures 12 in from center to edge of tire.
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Don't understand your reference to 4.00-6 but the wheel does measure 12" I was tired of flat tires on my ACE hardware wheelbarrow and purchased this universal never flat tire and I am glad I did.Just slid the old one off and slid this on. It's pretty universal.
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It would depend on the your stock wheel and tire size. If your car runs stock with a 15 or 16 inch wheel, your new tires would have a lower profile than than your current stock tires. It depends on the vehicle. If you go with a larger circumference tire it will effect your speedometer accuracy and put extra stress on your transmission. You would also most likely not be able to use your spare tire in case of a flat if the tires were drastically different sizes. Staying with the stock tire circumference is always a good plan, so if your stock wheels are smaller than these, you would most likely want a low(er) profile tire. It would depend on the your stock wheel and tire size. If your car runs stock with a 15 or 16 inch wheel, your new tires would have a lower profile than than your current stock tires. It depends on the vehicle. If you go with a larger circumference tire it will effect your speedometer accuracy and put extra stress on your transmission. You would also most likely not be able to use your spare tire in case of a flat if the tires were drastically different sizes. Staying with the stock tire circumference is always a good plan, so if your stock wheels are smaller than these, you would most... » Read More It would depend on the your stock wheel and tire size. If your car runs stock with a 15 or 16 inch wheel, your new tires would have a lower profile than than your current stock tires. It depends on the vehicle. If you go with a larger circumference tire it will effect your speedometer accuracy and put extra stress on your transmission. You would also most likely not be able to use your spare tire in case of a flat if the tires were drastically different sizes. Staying with the stock tire circumference is always a good plan, so if your stock wheels are smaller than these, you would most likely want a low(er) profile tire. « Show Less
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Got home to late tonight to look and measure the outside width. This came to our family account. If you still need the information send me a note to my e-mail. It's oldbiker66@yahoo.com in the subject line mention it's from amazon question.