Where do you put in the tire diamater ? will theh2828sc fit a 17.5 inch rim ?
1677118
It's not only sized by the rim. It's by the tire as well. So first go look at your tire size. Mine was 285/75/16. You can find that on the side of the tire. 285 is the height, 75 is the width and 16 is the rim size. After you find that click on the link below the product that says, "Glacier Chain Fitment Guide". Find your rim/wheel size and then your tire size and it should have the part number right beside it. Then of course go back and click that part number.
1829694
I'm not sure. Our son's unit is an adjustable but I don't know the model number. What I can say is that we had no problem installing the rim, unlike some of the other people commenting on the product. We are very pleased.
2000217
I think the overall diameter of 16" and 17" is close to the same and the lug pattern is the same between the two in which case this would work. This is a temporary mini-spare good to 50 MPH, but it's better than nothing. Fit nicely in well, had to dump the foam insert with the pump and can of fix-o-flat. So the best thing would be to confirm the 17s have the same lug pattern and you should be all set.
823830
You need to check your rim brand and see if it will accommodate a tire that small.
492915
it runs the inside width of the rim, so you can just measure that channel across and order a size slightly smaller. if i had to guess cold, i'd buy the 16mm one, but generally better to measure and then get something slightly smaller to run around the wheel in that channel
771358
usually a 700x32 doesn't fit on the same rim as a 700x23. if it does fit you will need a new tube.
944855
I installed a 265/70/16. Not sure if a smaller tyre would fit. In your case the width of tyre is the concern.
3624
The rims will almost certainly take 28s. However, you need to determine whether the tires will clear the frame and anything else (racks, etc.) once they are mounted. If you have a lot of space around the 25mm tires, then 28mm won't take that much more space.
2208670
I kept the tire but still not sure I did the right thing. it fit my soul but is a 15 in spare and I have 16 in. rims but in the add it said for 16 in. I was leaving on a trip so did not have time to return it. add was very misleading.
662441
Only 27 1 1/4 will work on a 27 1 1/4 rim. 700c won't fit because it is too small. To fit 27 1 1/4 you might also try searching "Schwalbe ISO 630".
733499
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
680890
I have a 700c wheel and it is not too different from a size 28. After assembly, there is a knob that you turn to change the height of the magnetic resistence wheel so it will come in contact with yout bikes wheel.
662027
I agree with John. You need to measure the width of the rim bed. Although, I'm sure the 17mm tape would likely work just fine. I've used it on two 700c wheels.
1961790
You shouldn't have any problem using these wheels with 28s, especially with wire tires. As you may know, the rims are on the heavy side and not at all aero, but they are strong.
702516
Thanks for asking. It looks like the Mavic Cosmic Carbone SLS wheels might not fit our rim depth spec. The distance from the top of the rim to the base of the spoke nipple has to be 40mm(1.6in) or less. To be certain about fit, here is a link to our fit chart for your reference, http://revolights.com/pages/fitchart
639832
This will fit a 16" tire size, now not a rim size. The last 2 digits of your tire size embedded in your tire are your tire size.
1105942
I would assume if you now have 17" tires on the rims that the rims are indeed 17" rims. Not sure how you are measuring but in measuring the rims on my Hyundai Sonata, they are only 17.25" in diameter.