I am currently looking to get some new rims and tires.This is my first time replacing both (currently stock rims and tires). I really need something durable to handle some pretty rocky terrain. I have found it rather difficult to find a good pair of rims with the 4/100 bolt pattern and then matching the rims with a good 20" tire. any input to help put me in the right direction would be appreciated.
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Two options for you. I've got a set of 10 x 8 itp rims with 4/100 pattern that I could sell for $65 plus shipping costs. That is 8" wide by 10" diameter so they will not fit stock tires. Or I have a brand new set of Sedona Slingshots 18x10-8 that would fit a set of stock rims (8" diameter). They would be $100 plus shipping. Let me know if either one of these will help.
well after looking into it further ive decided the best option is to get a set of yfz or banshee hubs. unfortunately beadlocks are a bit out of my price range... my next decision is between the douglas evo rim DWT Racing Official Site | ATV / UTV | Alumilite | EVO and the itp baja ITP TIRES - The World's #1 ATV Aftermarket Tire & Wheel Source :: T-9 Pro-Series BAJA.
Finally im having most trouble understanding what size tire will fit what size rim for example. a "maxxis i-razr 20x11-9 mounted on douglas .190 9x8"
Finally im having most trouble understanding what size tire will fit what size rim for example. a "maxxis i-razr 20x11-9 mounted on douglas .190 9x8"
Tire size 20x11x9 means this. 20 is tire height, 11 is tire width, 9 is the diameter of the rim hole.
Rim size 9x8 mean. 9 is rim height, 8 is rim width.
You always want the third number of the tire size to equal the first number of the rim size. You want the second number of the tire size to be at least one inch bigger than the second number of the rim size.
Rim size 9x8 mean. 9 is rim height, 8 is rim width.
You always want the third number of the tire size to equal the first number of the rim size. You want the second number of the tire size to be at least one inch bigger than the second number of the rim size.
so if i wanted to buy banshee hubs + Wheels/ Rims, what size of Kenda klaws should i get?
That is on my list of upgrades for when i rebuild, any help is appreciated
why would i want a tire one inch wider than the wheel? sorry for the noob question.
so it holds the bead... same principle for cars, and side walls arent designed to be driven on also
The Kenda Klaws only come in 11" wides, no 12" ]:
do you recommend any other tires? The klaws are appealing to me because of their durability and I do a lot of trail riding/ snow riding
unless your making a drag racing bike. there is a reason why majority of the tires are 10-11in wide
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