Could someone tell me the exact diameter and width of these 29" tires when mounted and inflated at the optimal pressure?
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The diameter at 28 lbs is 6 inches and the width will depend on the size you want, I have the 2.2 and its width is 2.2 inches at 28 pounds of air pressure.
529882
31inch will fit fine! 33s will rub. I am running 33x12.5x15 They are excellent on/off road tires. Awesome on the blacktop. 12.5 may e a little to wide. If I had a stock suspension I would run 31x10.5 You will love the new stance!
235958
9 or 10 inch wide. 15 inch rim. the narrower the rim the more the tire will bubble
262577
Think the tire reads 58psi. About right maximum for float in this semi balloon tire. Although the bead and sidewall seems pretty solid. May be able to run it up a bit higher, if needed, for heavy loaded touring or utility use. I have been running them around 55 psi on my wife's converted mtn commuter bike. Nice tires, nice ride. No flats so far.
1002161
They fit perfectly (slight slack as there should be) and work great. You will have to tighten with bungee cords on the outside of the tire only (all that I know of need this and it makes it much simpler to take on and off). I bought the short bungee cords with the ball on one end from a tool outlet store. They were about 6-8 inches long and were perfect. It is important that you keep you tires properly inflated. I check mine every season. Some people that do not check theirs, may experience a problem with them coming off.
1158939
I agree with Kristoffer. I have 26x1.95" tires on my bike and they say inflate to 45-60psi, so I tend to go around 55psi.
518635
I believe your tire has a diameter of 28.9", which means you need a cover for a 29" tire. - ADCO site shows a 1705 in the white, 60205 for the printed one, both are size F. Measure your tire and make sure. Hope this helps.
839194
I couldn't give you an exact measurement but in my opinion there is plenty there to work with. It is somewhat shorter, but really not an issue. I paired them with some Serfas FPS tires and they have eliminated the problems with flats that I my kid was having.
1049506
You bet... you'll need a 26x1.25 tube. I went cheap and bought some at Wal Mart not knowing how much I'd like the tires (thinking sunk costs). When you put the tires on, you might find that they are a tight fit around the rim and that the tube seems to crimp when you first lay it inside the tire. Not sure if the crimping corrects itself when you inflate the tire; thus far I've had no problems after 60+ miles of riding on 'em.Hope that helps,CT
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Im not a tire professional. Although, I have ran 32"X11.5" and 33"X 12.5". My next set of tires will be 35"X12.5" on the same wheel. That's my experience and what Im planning on the time the tires need to be replaced.
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Hi GylijaThey do curve around my 26inch wheel at the same distance from the tire all the way around.They are made of flexible plastic so could be adjusted.Check the amount of room that you have btween the tire tread and the under side of the front fork bridge and the rear frame bridges if you have more than 20mm, then with some adjusting of the gaurd stays, you may be able to make them fit, but it would be a risk, that they may not fit a 29 inch wheel.
947718
The 8" wide is the width I would recommend for that size tire. We have them available for quick shipment if you want them.
1629825
As mentioned earlier, look for the size information on the side wall of your tires, or ask your local dealer for help. Good luck!Paul V.
1937804
hi greg, on 8 inch rims, the overall diameter of the inflated tire is right at 26 inches. hope this helps you.
2041189
The dimentions are correct that are shown on the item. The only problem I had was the tire warped the first day out for a ride. Now it will not hold air. Inside diameter of the wheel is 10"
1070287
The tire diameter is 7 inches by about 1 1/4 inch wide. They have held up very well.
1353877
Measure from the ground to the top of the tire. Mine was 29 inches. Try this web site, http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoTireMath.dos. hope this helps.