Didn't even measure the rim. Also if you guys have a tire that is 16.25" to 17.4" and can support 700lbs+ and more than 55psi and sits on a 6" or 8" rim that would be awesome. Bonus points if you also have a rim with 5/8" ball bearings and can fit that tire width (maybe 4" or so) and has a 6" axle width.
WTF is this garbage? How do those measurements correlate to the numbers you guys use to sell your replacement tires? Or what is written on the side of the tire itself. Give me a break!!!
Thanks. Great directions.
Offset?
Umm what about the rim?
Didn't even measure the rim.
Also if you guys have a tire that is 16.25" to 17.4" and can support 700lbs+ and more than 55psi and sits on a 6" or 8" rim that would be awesome. Bonus points if you also have a rim with 5/8" ball bearings and can fit that tire width (maybe 4" or so) and has a 6" axle width.
WTF is this garbage? How do those measurements correlate to the numbers you guys use to sell your replacement tires? Or what is written on the side of the tire itself. Give me a break!!!