can the bearings on these tires be replaced with a 1 and 3/8 inch od bearing? ie what is the od of this tires bearing and can it be removed?
1352219
I believe that the o.d. of the bearing is 1-5/16 ", so I would say you could not fit a 1-3/8 " bearing inside the hub.
1352220
The O.D. of the bearing assembly of the tires I bought are 1 and 5/16". The O.D. of the bearing housing is just a bit over 1 and 3/8". As far as removable, I would say yes, factory installed. Bottom line, no you cannot use 1 and 3/8" O.D. bearings.
2161428
I have never done that before as I do maintenance on them every time. However, there should be guides on removing the ball bearings from their nylon/plastic housings.
1572540
No. That link is to a 1" diameter (OD) axle with 3/4" OD ends. These tires and rims fit a 5/8" OD axle.
1515684
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
799994
I bought this wheel a year ago, and it is made to accept a 5/8" diameter axel. There are other Model No's available to accept 3/4" axels. In the detailed descriptions, the ball bearing size description is really the inside diameter (ID) of the sleeve/bushing within the ball bearing that accepts the axel. I'd estimate that the actual ID is larger by about 0.020" (or 0.5mm), so the axel is not a press fit inside the bushing/bearing. This should more than answer your Q. Just find the part with the 3/4" ball bearing ID.
545553
There are 5 bits plus a 3/8" bearing. The bit sizes are 1/8", 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", and 3/4"
682471
Hello,Thank you for your interest!These are 608 bearings, they have an inner diameter of 8mm and an outer diameter of 22mm.Please, let us know if you need anything else!Thanks,Customer Service
167016
Your axle is small enough to fit but will be too loose to roll the bearings correctly. A 5/8" axle is required.
1738891
I have no idea as I cut them to fit, taking off a goodly amount. The tightener is a lost cause; it's for a much larger wheel and there is no way to convert them. It's listed as a small on the package. HW
1514246
None Really, you want to use Acetone, you can buy it at any Hardware Store. Be sure to remove any removable rubber seals the bearings may have first, you can clean those with soapy water (Dawn Dish Soap), and can remove them by gently prying them with a small pocket or pen knife (kind of dull and very thin is best) pry up from inner smaller diameter ring. Further questions, feel free to call us at 510-581-8782. Best wishes, Tom Augusta - Weirdo Skateboards
2207095
Hi, I've never tried since I only have a few bits and none use bearings. I would imagine that they can be if they have the top screw opening. I'd check with the manufacturer as well.
1033662
I definitely think you should repack the bearing... I was able to repack it in just a few minutes. Just be careful when removing them. You don't want to damage them. I believe you would have to pull the shaft if you have to replace them. Make sure you use high quality grease that can withstand high temps.
441680
Precision Bearings with 1-3/8-Inch outside diameter, 5/8-Inch inside diameter
1165158
Not really poss to replace them. If bearings need replace we send new rope. Dual core steel bearings is what they are. Hope this helps.
2169861
These tires will fit instead of the ones you have. But they are a much smaller width, so I don't know if that fits your definition of "replace". There are also wider slicks made if that is what you prefer.
1618341
Should be fine. These are pretty tight when new. Just had mine rebuilt and it tightened back up. These apparently are not recommended for tire shop use. Im pretty sure thats what killed it the first time. All the tire/lube techs would use the heck out of it.
2249453
It looks like those wheels use standard 608 bearings, so these will fit. They are excellent, btw..