My 96 Inruder VS1400 is a 170/80-15 tube type tire. Please explain why this is stating "does not fit your vehicle" here on Amazon. Will it work?
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It's most likely telling you that because of the inner tube. Dont believe it. I run the same brand tire with the tube on my 07 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic and the ywork just fine. Last rear tire I swapped out had 15,000 miles on it. Not to bad and the price is right. Good all weather tire. Keep the air pressure at 40 psi front and rear and they will last for a long time.
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Amazon told me a given tire would fit and it was to big.....go with someone who knowd tires
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Measure the diameter of your tire and match it to the size that will fit .. This one I bought I'm sure will be too big for your tire
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The tire that came on mine was a 16"... It was some no-name brand that was VERY poor quality.. I replaced it with a cheapo kenda from my LBS... Cost me five bucks, and no issues... I did have to true the wheel though... No big deal... Feel free to email me with any other questions, especially with modifications... I've made several that have improved the trailer quite a bit, but have costed very little.... Be safe, and have a great day!
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I mounted a 18 in wheel with a 29 in dia tire. It worked. The bolt pattern is adjustable.
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I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it.The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone with a straight valve stem instead. I hope this helps you bud!Regards,Billy Colman I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it.The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone... » Read More I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it.The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone with a straight valve stem instead. I hope this helps you bud!Regards,Billy Colman « Show Less
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Andrew, the tire size should not matter its on a swingarm. not 100% sure but ask somebody else, but it should. feel free to call me at 978-239-9966 john
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I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it. The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone with a straight valve stem instead. I hope this helps you bud! Regards, Billy Colman
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I personally don't know however if u called a tires place or contacted the company direct they can give u the answer. Didn't fit my 2014 Jeep Wrangler. I still have them and will sell for half the price if u want they are yours. I was going to put on Craig's list but if u want them give me a call. Bryon Colvin 970-485-5310
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I am not certain on other makes and models, however this tire is compatible with my Chevy Suburban's TPMS. On a side note, it is one of the best tires I have ever purchased. It handles very well in all climates, maintains pressure consistently, and has a very sharp look when dressed up.
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The Original Tire For My Car Was 205/78r14. But, Are No Longer Available. There Were Replaced With The 205/75r14. So, To Answer Your Question Yes Amazon Screwed Up. I've Put 205/75r14 On My Car For Years.
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Hi Daniel,Yes, this American Racing wheel is applicable with your 175/65-14 factory tire.Thanks,BWT
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Tire size is what determines fit on the wheel....make sure it is also a fit for load rating....being a Michelin. .....probably a safe bet
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don't really know go to good year website it show a few different models punch in your model an see what size tires it recommend
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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
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Hello,This wheel should bolt right on to your 94 Toyota Corolla. Your 175/65R14 tires should work with these wheels.Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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Don't know. Check with Discount Tire or your nearest dealership. AWD may have different threading.