Mine came with a flat tire that will not hold air. Can I get a replacement tire?
242395
Mine blew on the first trip. I bought tube on line and put it into the tire. It has worked fine since then.
242396
Mine blew also and part of the red wheel broke apart. Not sure where to get a replacement for the whole wheel.
242397
Yes but you only need to replace the inner tube. I bought on at Northern Tool +Equipment. Get size that fits tire and bye two!!!! Make sure they have the bent valve stems like original. Tubes that are supplied are junk!! I paid $9.99 each. Go on line if no store is near you. Dale
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Return it. If it is not holding air in the tire then it is defective. Otherwise inflate tire and see where the leak is it could be the valve stem or the wheel itself. To check to find leak get a spray bottle with sudsy water and spray the whole thing down
2204980
We haven't had the bike but since Christmas. So far we haven't had any problems. When I have a tire bust we usually go to a big store e.g.. Wal-Mart. Or Amazon has a way to email directly to the seller which might back a good way to go.
999781
No. Mine came in an oversized box. Since the majority of the inside of the box was air, the box was heavily damaged but the tire was not.
677576
My best guess would be to contact the company: http://www.evriholder.com/ and ask if replacement parts are available for purchase. Good luck!
1654981
Since tires come off... Take them to a bike shop. Everything else... Try eBay or Schwinn.
1904796
We use the cart a lot and haven't had a bit of trouble with it or blew a tire out I believe it had a warrenty for so long.. will have to contact Amazon and see what can be done
1664991
In my situation. No. But you can go to a tire store just to have them check it out. I may have gotten lucky.
1425073
It should be on the display which tire is causing the problems, or which tires. If not, buy one and get it installed, see if this clears up the problem.
418363
Air. Solid tires. Take a lot of abuse. Be careful not to over-inflate. It's sometimes difficult to find replacement tubes except for bike shops and lawnmower service places. So it's not a bad idea to get a spare if available when ordering.
657357
yes, just unbox, maybe add air to tires and away you go....I did check mine out on a bike repair stand and found all stuff tight like it should be!
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It sounds like you might have a problem. I would suggest that you call Milton in Chicago and ask them about a replacement. I have had contact with them in the past and they have been very helpful. You can get their number via their Internet site. It is my view that Milton is the best tire inflator on the market. Final thought: I had a problem with a CH gauge once and it turned out to be a small speck of rubber lodged in the valve stem, which stopped the gauge from recording air pressure. Thus I might recommend that you try the gauge on different tires before contacting Milton. Good luck. John
1276445
I had similar experience and returned mine. No idea but not a good tire by any stretch of the imagination.
513078
Any standard tube will do...I purchased new tubes when I installed my tires..it's been no problem since.
815392
Make sure the tire liner is in perfect shape & not shifted out of place & does not have any holes where the spokes sit. If it is out of place or has holes, the spokes or the spoke holes can puncture the tube. Or maybe you are not installing the tire in a way to avoid tire pinch on the side walls... Google that issue to learn how to avoid it. Also, check your spokes, and make sure they are all firmly attached; if any are loose, they could be poking the inner tube on the inside. Make sure you are inflating the tire according to the pressure listed on the side wall; if you over inflate, you can squeeze the inner tube into the spoke holes & cause it to pop. Since the bike appears to be new, there could be some defect in the metal on the inner side of the rim. Feel it by sliding your fingers on the inside where the inner tube makes contact, to make sure that everything is smooth. To diagnose--- take the tube out & find the hole in it & mark it, so you can keep track of the location. Then, place the flat tube back in rim... the stem of the tube will cause the flat tube to be put right back into the same position it was in when it got flat/ (of course, there are actually two options, since you could turn the tube either direction from the valve stem... so you will need to check both spots)... Now you can see the exact area on the rim where the tube went flat... Closely check the rim in the area of the puncture for any of the problems listed above.
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Two possible choices. Plug it with a tire repair kit or go get an inner tube from a Lawnmower supply company and put it in.
816607
Its discontinued? Oh man! I need back wheels my front is fine. I am same boat as you. If I would have known I never would have purchased and its such a shame cause its a great ride my kids love it. If you found anyone or any sites willing to help in replacing tires let me know please. I would greatly apprecaite it. I was thinking of taking the wheels to a bike shop see if they can fix it if all else fails...
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You should be able to take it to any tire place and they can order it. You could also call Razor directly to get it and take take it to a tire place to get it changed. Call Razor to make sure you just don't need a tube?