can you use regular tires or do you have to buy low profile tires - if you need lows then what do you advise that would use regular tires
2027202
U don't necessarily have to use a low profile tire....as long as it's the right tire size and is free from obstruction, it should work.
2027203
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
170290
If your current tire is 700x32 and this tire is described as 700x32 it will replace the tire you have. Just make sure it's the type of tread you want. it's primarily for street and gravel trails.
1477078
yes you can use tubes for tubeless tires but you should make sure tires don't have anything in them that can make tubes go flat also make sure wheels are clean
4882
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.
38381
I typically filled mine to 90-100 psi, and one of them developed a bulge and I'm having to buy a replacement. Two other reviewers have noted similar findings (search on "bulge" in reviews). So I'd keep the pressure on the lower end of recommended for these, or even a bit under. I'll probably be filling them to 70-80 psi from here on. That will lead to a bit more pinch-flat risk, but hopefully will reduce the risk of tire failure.
954670
I'd say there a good multi purpose tire. I use them on the street and grass. I havent used them on the dirt yet. They are larger than stock so you may need a gear change. Hope this helps
298037
I used my air compressor. Too bad they didn't come with tires that never go flat. I might switch mine with those. Harbor Freight if you have them near you has tires that never go flat and you don't have to inflate.
229081
I bought the anaconda tires front and rear for mine. The stock tires any quick turn you make (especially on street) will send you flipping . The anacondas are strictly for street and handle well and you wont wear them down as fast.
1711820
Nope. You need tires marked 26 x 1-3/8. Been there, done that. On Amazon, your choice is limited (no fancy stuff like Schwalbe, so far as I know) but Kenda has you covered. Do you really need a $40 tire on an old steel rim English wheel? If I could, I'd send you a link to the tire I have in mind. If you answer this post, I'll give you the ISO size you need.
1212912
I would recommend running rims with inner and outer bead locks. These tires are very soft. At high speeds these tires "grow" quite a bit. If you are planning on just using them for crawling you won't have to worry about that. If you want to run them for higher speeds you may have to trim your fenders if your body doesn't clear them.
1838548
Did you ever find a answer? Trying to figure this out myself, the tires seem to be the weak point!
872560
Hi,A standard stock wheel fits on G16, 8" wheel on 18.5" tire. Or, are you looking to customize your cart and will it have a lift kit or not? If no lift kit, you can put up to a 12" wheel on a low profile tire. We can get any wheel/tire combination so if there is a particular style you like, email it to me and I can quote you a price. You can do so from our website. Thanks, Dana
2147403
The best dang tire you can buy for a truck weighing more than 8k lbs and needing great off road capabilities. Just curious. Why do you care about the sidewalls? Worried about curbs or bullets? lol.
1657083
sorry it took so long, these tire rule. they say 35-80 so should take the load. they also have a nice ridged construction.
455872
If the rear tires are 20x8x8 or 20x8x10, the tire size is written on the sidewall pf the tires. You can also contact the manufacturer about the tire size if you do not have an operator's manual. I am sure they might fit some smaller sizes if you adjust the links, but don't quote me on that.
770792
You could use standard 180mm trucks. I use 9 inch standard king pin trucks for a more crusie type ride. I use 76mm wheels with no risers. I doubt you can go bigger with out them.
213065
You can use existing tubes.The "flat resistant" feature if the tire is simply that it is harder for sharp objects to get through the tire to damage the tube, so it will work fine with any tube (the correct size, of course) that holds air. If your existing tube has a leak, you will of course need to patch or replace it.I was very happy with the performance of this tire, but unfortunately mine got damaged when a portion of the sidewall of my rim failed and I bought a different kind because I needed a tire and rim immediately.