wheelchair tires 24"X1" 1pair niversal Flat Free Polyurethane Tire

This fit perfect. However it was very difficult to install. I wish it came with 2 tools and many more zip ties. It took two people to install. I am not sure heating the tries in hot water even helped at all.

Exactly what the doctor ordered. I found if you soak them in hot water in a bathtub, they go on easier do one at a time but a perfect fit highly recommend it would buy again.

It was hard to get on the rim But the tool and zip ties included really helped

It fit the wheelchair perfectly, but the installation was not as easy as other reviews said. I soaked it and used the zip ties and bar. I still could not stretch it enough to install it. I had to take the wheel to a bike shop to install it. It cost $15 but was still cheaper than buying a new chair.

This tire fit perfectly, I was skeptical and thinking that it were going to be hard to install like some reviewers posted. The tires was easy to install with the tools provided without putting them on hot water 1st. Installed without any help, was done in about 10 minutes. I would purchase again depending on how long they last.

Good quality tires for 24" rim wheel. Several good reviews here that provide useful tips for installation. My kit came with prybar and zip ties that are both a must. You'll need an additional prybar or large flathead screwdriver to work the tire around the last 1/3rd of rim. I heated the tire in boiling water for 20 min which seemed to help. Also used hand soap around wheel and tire to ease installation. This requires some considerable force to install but tire is strong and took the strain without breaking. I removed the wheel from the chair which I believe helped. Be careful using the prybars so if it does slip loose you won't get hurt. Finally, I inserted a round shafted screwdriver between the tire and rim then, grabbing both sides of the screwdriver, pulled the screwdriver along the rim to seat the tire on the rim. This method worked great without needing to beat the tire with a mallet to seat it .

The product is fine. But there are all these horror stories about people having trouble getting them on the rim. It's pretty simple. You just have to (i) soak each tire in boiling water first -- put the tire in a pot, cover with water, bring to a boil, let simmer for 10 minutes. Make sure you soak the first one, mount it, then soak the second one, mount it; and (ii) use a second lever -- they should really send you two but all the vendors only give you one. Just use the biggest screwdriver you have as the second lever. Once you have half the tire zip-tied down (make sure you zip-tie it tight tight tight) use one lever to pull the tire onto the rim a bit more, and then keep the lever in place while using the second lever to pull the tire up a bit further up the rim, then pull out the first lever and go even further up the rim, etc. But to get the last section onto the rim completely you really have to muscle it on, but anyone can do it unless they're very frail. Doing it this way took 15 min per tire to boil/soak, 5 min each to get it on the rim.

While these fit great getting them on took 2 very strong people and different tools that came with the tires. You need a longer crow bar to get better leverage.

Item was excellent. As expected

do not hesitate to stretch out to get on