my rim is 26/175 what does that equal in mm
1352483
Have you tried Google? There are some good sites that explain wheel size and tire compatibility.
1352484
I can't say, but be careful. This tire was much to large for my rim even though my size was 700 x 35 and everyone assured me that it would fit. Not even close. I suspect that the "c" means something that I didn't understand.
96745
No my tires are on a motor coach motor home. 22.5 rims. Contact the dealer or rite shop they will give you proper size for your car.
2261238
It measures 20mm across the brake track. It's a standard rim. It was an exact replacement for the Matrix rims on my 1985 Trek 600. It laced right in with the same hub and spokes. It has given good service so far. The material is not hardened, so wear may increase unless soft pads are used.
1019780
I believe so does it say 26 . Looks like the one I Got .And even mtn bike tires will.hope that helps you
140566
While I am not a professional and if you call a tire place they should be able to tell you, but I know that P=Personal Vehicle (or somethign similar.) 205=tire width in millimeters, 55=Tire Aspect Ratio, or 55% from edge of rim to tires tread is 55% of 205, R=Radial 16=16" diameter (which is what these are) and finally 89 is load index of 89, and V I believe is like very high... something like 149mph rating for the tires. Long story short, the important factors are the 16 which is rim size, which this is 16 and then the tire width, from what I know the 205/55X16 tires typically go on 6.5" rims (stock for a lot of subies) and these rims, which I bought, handled 205/55X16 just fine. The .5" extra width simply lowers the total tire height, but barely at all. I recently purchased new tires and simply went up to a 7" wide tire. When you eventually replace your tires, I'd recomend the same
725305
If I understand what your asking, it measures 3 1/2" from edge of rim to out side edge of tire. Hope this helps
158230
700c is not the measurement of the rim size in mm. If your rim says 700c, then that is the size of tire you will need. If you care about the details, see this article: http://sheldonbrown.com/tire-sizing.html
138165
It really depends on the size of the tire. The Wheel Master 26x1.5 is designed for narrower bead tires. It works well with tires between 1.50 and 1.95. I installed a 26x1.75 on mine, and it's perfect. For tires 26x2.00 and wider, I'd suggest getting a wider rim.
397360
The numbers refer to the dimensions of the tire. 23millimeters will have less drag. 25 millimeters will have more traction. So, the thinner tire will move slightly faster with less effort.
761847
The 9 and the 8 in those numbers is the width of the rim and it depends on the size tire you are putting on the rim.
592863
By too big I'm presuming you are referring to the diameter. The tube handles a range of widths, 1.75-2.2 and beyond since I use one in a 2.35 wide tire so I can't imagine that being a problem. I would re-check the rim diameter and based on your information, I'm guessing you might find it is a 24" dia. If it is truly a 26" dia rim than the other potential is that slime accidentally stuffed a 700 (27.5 inch) or 29 in tube in the box by mistake. Good luck.
1763117
Mine is 7 1/4 in from outer rim and 7 in inner rim. Sounds like this is what you are looking for! was for me.
2155996
The rim is a double wall, with the narrow drop center rim tape...10mm I believe. LBS thought I was crazy looking for tape that narrow.
1973036
the 26 is the important part so you should be good. I currently run a 23 millimeter wide tire on a 23 millimeter wide rim so the width is fine too. just don't go any narrower.
432235
It depends on the depth/thickness of the rim. Measure from the inside of the rim (Tire side) to the outside of the rim (where the spokes connect). If it is over 15 millimeters thick, I would recommend going to the 60s. If you are running an aero design rim then the 60 would be the choice. If you are running standard rims the 42 works. However, you can use a longer valve stem on a standard rim. But you could not use a 42 mm valve stem on an aero rim. If you do not know which rims you have or cannot get a rough thickness measurement go with the 60s it will not hurt running with the longer valve stem on std rims.
994754
I went and looked at the tire/rim and it shows tire 40-559, 26 x 1.5 and rim 559 x 20 and PSI 40 to 65. This may be more than you want to know but just thought I would put what the tire here showed.
158231
That question goes beyond my knowledge. I would advise you to ask your bike mechanic or LBS (local bike shop), although you would think that the bike rim would be a reliable indicator of the size tire to install. I'm going to "punt" on that question.