Ok stupid question, which side are you suppose to use, both look like they would work? I kinda hope the side that would make a rim, but prob not?
1442246
I poured the casting acrylic into the side that the picture shows as up. It was my first attempt and it turned out ok.
1244463
No Rims, it is assumed you would be putting the tire on your existing rims, by the way the tire is very good!
215962
I would love to know as well. Have looked everywhere! It would appear there is a problem with the silicon rim.
1055669
Sorry, I don't see that wheel working for your car. Looks to be a clearance issue.
523229
Also if you have been looking at these maybe you already know, they will NOT usually fit factory wheels. The nuts are smaller for smaller wheel holes, like snow tire rims I bought them for. That is my experience.
142109
yes you can ,both rim side the same only different is the witch you can look this web side to see any side to compare it may help you http://www.trailerandtruckparts.com/Trailer-Rim-and-Tire-Compatibility-Guide_b_22.html#.VBb1xPldWHc
2135881
As it will look like it fits the rim. It is not recommended to use a different size tire. It could cause anything like a flat or even worse. The correct size is located on the sticker when you open the driver door on the frame.
1091803
No rim......:( Took mine to the local "cheap" tire folks for a change to old rim.
735937
Left and right are absolutely the same. They aren't drilled or slotted, so why would they be different?
2162311
One side of the axle (drive) will seem longer because the freewheel is not installed. If you consider the thickness of the freewheel, the thick washer flange nuts are where they should be right out of the box. (loose at the ends of the axle) The non drive side is short, lock nut in position and thick washer flange nut at the end of the axle ready to tighten on the dropout. The drive side will have a spacer behind the lock nut; pushing it out making a shoulder for the inside diameter of the freewheel to preventing it from making contact with the dropout. There should be a thick washer flange nut on both ends of the axle. Once you thread the freewheel on the drive side, everything should be centered for your frame. Hope this helps and that you can ride soon! For the price, these really are great daily rider rims. Good luck!
1016109
i have never seen such a rim as you describe but i would get a pad from another bike and put it on just to see if it can work
260742
if you're if you're tire is embossed with the same numbers is should work,... not sure about your rim/valve stem configuration take a look at the valve stem see if that works for you..by the way sounds like a nice tricycle
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Can we get a definitive answer as to the configurability? i need the long side on the left as well...currently per the pic its on the right.......does someone know if it is predrilled for either or...............thanks
2237295
improper inflation..check what is written on the sidewall. wrong tire size for rim.....rim bent, or wrong size tube. ????? Never had it happen
1105943
It will work. It is the actual outer diameter of the tire and not the rim. The physical tire is smaller.
897848
Sounds more like the center bore of your wheels and hubs are different. You need hub centric ring spacers (based off how I'm interpreting what you're describing)
1685747
Check the width of your rim. It's usually a good idea to go with what size came off unless you know what width you can run.