Found these used 11.2 24’s.
100Cdn each.
About 60% wear.
They are stamped for 10in rims, so I am not sure if the will fit on what I have on my 130.
It appears one side is 9” and the other rim appears as 8” if I have measured correctly.
Any comments appreciated.
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Used Firestone 11.2 24’s
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Re: Used Firestone 11.2 24’s
I paid closer attention to Jim Becker’s reply in a previous post, which I quote:
“Changing rim widths altered the measurement, thus the additional labeling of the rim width such as "on a 9" rim". The rim width callout was usually more than the size that had been used with the older tires.
By the way, I don't think I ever saw a Super A with 8-24 tires and the offering was dropped after a while. The 100/130/140 all had 9-24 as standard. Later on, the standard for the 140 became 11.2-24. The 140 parts catalog only lists 8 and 9 inch rims.”
I have my answer pretty clear.
The tires I mention do say ‘On 10” Rim’.
“Changing rim widths altered the measurement, thus the additional labeling of the rim width such as "on a 9" rim". The rim width callout was usually more than the size that had been used with the older tires.
By the way, I don't think I ever saw a Super A with 8-24 tires and the offering was dropped after a while. The 100/130/140 all had 9-24 as standard. Later on, the standard for the 140 became 11.2-24. The 140 parts catalog only lists 8 and 9 inch rims.”
I have my answer pretty clear.
The tires I mention do say ‘On 10” Rim’.
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Re: Used Firestone 11.2 24’s
It is a statement, not a law.
Statement reads 11.2-24 on 10" rim.
Meaning the 11.2 width is obtained on a 10" rim.
The manufacture dont want you calling up complaining that the tires are only 10.9" wide because they are mounted on a 9" rim!
Statement reads 11.2-24 on 10" rim.
Meaning the 11.2 width is obtained on a 10" rim.
The manufacture dont want you calling up complaining that the tires are only 10.9" wide because they are mounted on a 9" rim!
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Re: Used Firestone 11.2 24’s
Off by 1" on rim width is no big deal. Won't even notice a difference.
2" can be done but it will be a little more work to get the tire mounted and the tire may look a little bulged out at the sides.
I would invoke "beggars can't be choosers" here. You need tires, and there is a solid pair of tires sitting there in front of your face at a fair price. Don't let a minor compromise stand in the way.
Follow the advice in your signature.
2" can be done but it will be a little more work to get the tire mounted and the tire may look a little bulged out at the sides.
I would invoke "beggars can't be choosers" here. You need tires, and there is a solid pair of tires sitting there in front of your face at a fair price. Don't let a minor compromise stand in the way.
Follow the advice in your signature.
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Re: Used Firestone 11.2 24’s
I reverted to chooser and ordered a new set of Galaxy Earth Pro’s.
My 130 deserves them for the many years of faithful service.
I got a deal on them, took my own advice and ‘did it’. New tubes came in today.
Can’t wait to get them.
My 130 deserves them for the many years of faithful service.
I got a deal on them, took my own advice and ‘did it’. New tubes came in today.
Can’t wait to get them.
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