Has anyone used these liners for wheelbarrow tires?
579605
I am not sure they make liners that wide unless a wheelbarrow has very narrow tires. And, besides, where in the heck are you taking a wheelbarrow where you will need tire liners?
579606
A bit off topic, but you can get solid rubber wheelbarrow tires. The stock tires on your typical new wheelbarrow these days are pretty pathetic.
579607
you would have to get the widest ones and cut them to length no reason they wouldn't work
258066
Absolutely brother... They're awesome... Kevlar belted...nice fat track... A super smooth riding tire..I used the Slime tubes with them... Couldn't be happier with my decision...
930265
Nope! I was glad that I got them. They are a necessity in my opinion. They help a lot with all the mud and rocks thrown by those tires.
1060268
Nope, Or atleast I dont think so. I have them on a wrangler however and have the doors off and top down most of the time. Best tire I ever bought. I have had them over a year and I havent even noticed any tread wear. I drive atleast 40 miles a day and take them offroad often. I dont understand why so many people dont know about these!
572184
I have not but I know they are good tires. I have 4 of them on my 91 jeep Cherokee sport and the tires have a good grip.
1765860
Make sure the number of plys are enough for your requirements. http://www.millertire.com/products/lawn-garden-tires/26x12-00-12/26x12-00-12-carlisle-tru-power-4ply/I have a set of these on my weighed down cub cadet and they have been absolutely great so far. The 6 and greater ply of this tirenis commonly used on trenchers and on the off road forklifts used by many lumber yards for job site delivery. Those three wheeled beasts that hang on the back of the Lowes trucks...
1962221
Yes. I have them installed on my stock tundra rims. I've had them for 31K miles and still have over half tread life left.
112974
I have not but I think they would hold up well. They are heavy-duty gloves.
1179325
Sorry no I have not. But I do also use them in my standard household trash cans. They are sturdy liners
53876
I am pretty sure that the Mr. Tuffy tire liners come in at least three sizes. I have a road bike so I ordered the liners that fit 700 - 23 tires. The liners actually overlap in my tire. I didn't bother to cut the liner shorter and I didn't notice any problem. Check for the appropriate size for your 26" x 1". And.... I have had no flats since installing them!
568124
I finally decided to stop using the cheap liners for my shoes and bought the Pedag ultra thins and they work perfectly for me. They are leather and breathe so I don't have to deal with hot, sweaty feet, nor the adhesive coming undone. I also use the black ones for my darker sandals. I haven't tried them on enclosed footwear other than my good winter boots and have had no problems with them becoming too tight a fit.
1812838
Why would you staple them? Instead of putting a grit surface with double sided tape, save yourself the hassle and order Handiramsps aluminum tread. They are much easier and took me about 30 seconds to install. ASIN B006T15VZ8
2190025
goto tractor supply or look up flat free wheelbarrow wheel on amazon. They are the same.
1188878
These are not flat proof, or even really resistant... I run them with tube liners, but I have still got 1 flat in the last 3,000 miles... With tube liners, you will avoid the majority of flats...
229697
They fit the 14" Delta Saw Perfectly, and I'm very pleased with them. I cut a lot of sheet Aluminum with my saw, using a wash of Alumtap Fluid as I cut, so the Wheels and Tires get wet, Far Better than the original Rubber Tires! Go with it.
1695721
I bought four last fall they have been on my trialer all winter, they are fabric with a metal ring sewn into the backside that hooks over the wheel and keeps it on the tire. Covers the treads and the outside of the wheel, which is fine because you do not want to hold mosture in the brake drum area as it will promote rust. You need these to keep the sun off the exposed rubber to prevent the sun from deteriating the rubber yet you want thme to be able to breath and let moisture evapoate, this is why you do not want to cover the wheel completely with a cover that will hold the moisture in. Peace
914469
I have not tried to use liners bt I really doubt that they would work..My cat has claws and I think he would shred a liner to pieces and did not use them when I had the rectangular boxes.