how wide are these? i am wanting one for a vintage car that has a skinner wheel than most modern ones. mine is 15 3/4 x 3"
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Not that wide and get ready to sew it on my husbanf had me buy a large needle to sew it
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As mentioned in other posts 6 7/8" in total width. I installed them on a 2013 Dodge Durango and I wouldn't have wanted anything wider than this on my vehicle.
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The fender width is 60mm (~2.4 inches). Check the spacing between any posts they will have to pass through. If there is enough clearance these will work with the narrower tires.
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I no longer have the wheel, since it was for a flip bike.As I recall, it wasn't "overly" wide.I'd just get a rubber strip and trim the sides if necessary if too wide.
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15" rim.. This s happened to me because they were the first set I have ever gotten online and they came and of course did not fit my 17" wheel so I had to sell on craigslist... That's what the R15 part of the model number is.. Good luck!
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Mine are only 3/4" wide....and they work great. I can't think of why the product description says that. Maybe they are including something else in that measurement. The only other measurements that you need to take into consideration is the total length of the whole spring and the way you plan on connecting it to what your using it for.
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If your dimensions are the same as those stated in the product description, there should be no problem. These wheels worked out perfectly for me and the top of my stem was slightly rounded.
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Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the... » Read More Although I don't have them with me at this moment, I think the diameter of the top of the post is maybe 1/4" or 5/16", not the 3/8" suggested by another reply. That diameter is pretty standard for casters with posts, based on my experience. If your wheels have a metal post I suspect these will fit. I have some very old (1930's or so) small wooden wheels on a chest of drawers: their posts are the same size as on these glides. You might hunt around on the internet to find other sites with these glides where the stem diameter is provided. You can then compare it with the diameter of the stems on your small wheels. « Show Less
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Hey there. Sorry for the late response as I just got to my email. The width of the hub is 3-5/8. It was actually slightly longer then would fit on my wood cart. As these were replacement I simply took the hub from old wheel and put it on the tire and bam. It was strange as the hub and tire was exactly like the one I was trying to replace but the new hub was about a 3/16 wider then the old and I could not get the pin into the axle. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Chris
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As long as you truly have 15" rims you should have no problem! The year on my car is 2007 if that makes a difference but even if they don't you can return with no hassle. They are a great price
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The one I have is approx. 5 1/2 inches long and 2 inches across the bottom so I'm not sure where the dimensions that you have given are coming from. OurIron Stop 30 RPM is working perfectly.
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They are 15" and made for the Corolla. I don't think the "S" type has a different wheel size. Do you have 15" tires? I put them on my Camry and they're just fine. They are plastic and have an inner steel spring band that has two positions, to fit two different rim types I suppose. If you're the type to go racing around corners or do 'donuts' in the parking lot, they will probably pop out. But they are fine under normal conditions.
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Measure the diameter of the ones you have and I believe that the description says the size. You can also see if you can find the part number for your car and match it to the descrption
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Hello, These wheels are currently available. The bolt pattern on these wheels is in fact 6x139.7/6x5.5. Let me know if I can answer any other questions, and I'll be here to help. Thanks, Danny Diaz Wheel Specialist
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12.50" wide tires work great on 15x8 wheels. When aired down they hold a bead better than 10" wide wheels. I have the same tires on 15x8 wheels. Sincerely,Nancy's son Adam.
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I don't know the exact measurement but they are about 3 inches wide. They cover a big portion of the wheel well. I am very happy with the product as they seem to be holding up well for the first year. Best of luck!
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Hello.The factory 255/70-17 tire is 'recommended' for wheels up to 8.5" wide. That being said, we have seen customers use their OEM tires on this wheel.Thanks,BWT