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
1084445
I have been using mine on a dump trailer. Usually heavily loaded. I haven't noticed any wear on the tires yet. I can't say what type of mileage you might get, but I am happy with them and would recommend.
1553635
I have not; but if the screws go into a stud, I don't think they would pull out. I believe Racor also makes a two piece hanger designed specifically for a wheelbarrow.
561907
I've had no problems with tires. Easy to install. They sat outside in my shed all winter in below freezing temps and still had almost all air pressure.
284564
Definitely. The liners are a great idea and helpful as they create a flat surface. I always get the liners.
1726364
As long as they fit. I used them on my solid tire Simplicity. They worked very well and made my snow blower usable.
568965
I never used liners. I sprayed them with 2 coats of clear shellac because mine were very brittle. But I just did a web search for "lonaberger basket liners" and came up with several website that have liners that might work just fine. There are also sites to tell you how to make your own liners, if you wish.
732941
I think that depends on the size of the wheels on your wheelbarrow. If it is the correct size including the width of the axle you should be good to go.
740848
Very likely not if tire does not have a tube. Wheelbarrow tires (the kind from Home Depot) are tubeless and when the seal at the bead is broken they can be very difficult to reinflate. To reinflate a tubless a tremendous volume of air and a band to hold tire in place around the rim are usually needed. Also - if tire is only partially deflated and still sealed to the rim you may have to pump this little guy for 2+ hours to move enough air to inflate the fat tire of a wheelbarrow. I put tubes in my wheelbarrow tires and the problem of flats came to an end.
2210643
I use the covers on with the same size tires and work great. They are a little big yet have never had a problem with the wind (live in a high wind area).
756576
In my experience, not at all... and I've been using Mr. Tuffy liners in my mountain-bike and road-bike tires for as long as the Tuffys have been being made.
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.
70769
I think so. I used them for the spare tires on my trailer they fell apart after one use. They are too big and flap in the wind until they fall apart
2190025
goto tractor supply or look up flat free wheelbarrow wheel on amazon. They are the same.
1568386
Yes they should work well on a tubeless tire and wheel for a riding mower. If you are installing your self be careful to thread properly before tightening and do not over tighten. This can cause the gasket to split.
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.
618985
No, them have a different sidewall than these. These have the traditional sidewall. Good tires tho !!