(1 Pair) Wheelchair Rear Wheel Replacement Tire, 24 "X 1" Universal Flat-Free Polyurethane Tire,Equipped With Installation Tools, Wheelchair Accessories For All Brands

These are an exact fit with lots of effort to put them on. I tried installing these straight out of the box. Forget it. It is almost impossible to put these tires on if you don't boil them first. Put them in a pot, weight them down, and remove them after about 10 minutes. They will be hot, but they cool off fast enough that you can handle them and stay hot enough they can stretch over the wheels. My hands have gotten weaker over the years, so it was hard to get the tires to seat. I took a rubber mallet and beat them into submission :) until they seated. That was easier than manipulating them by hand. I just hit the edge of the tire until it popped into place. These are definitely worth the price and effort.

Perfect fit for Silver Sport II rear wheels. Comes with tire tool and ties to aid install. Takes a little bit of muscle to install but much cheaper than complete wheels. May be tough for some people to stretch them on. A good quality tire and two day delivery for me.

Very hard to install. I had a neighbor do it for me.

It fits and works well when installed...BUT...it's not as easy as the video shows...you will work to get it on the wheel, but still worth it when complete. Get more vinyl ties and use 2 long flat bladed screwdrivers.

It's not their fault that they're difficult to put on, that's just the way it has to be to have them fit/stay securely.

These were a perfect fit for my mother in law’s Carex wheelchair. The wheels measure 23.25 inches and with the tire installed 24 inch’s combined.Installation was easy. Unlike so many reviews I had no issues putting these tires on the wheel.I took the wheels off of the chair. I put the tires in my sink and then poured two big pots of boiling water over the tires. They were rolled up and weighted down to keep them submerged. I let them soak for 30 minutes.They were a tight fit but using the zip ties and installation tool provided it was not difficult at all. I got the tire started in the groove and put one zip tie on tight and then just started massaging the tire into the wheel groove a few inches at a time using my left hand while following up with my right hand tightly holding the tire in place. About half way around I put on a second tie. I kept massaging the tire around until I could no longer get the tire over the rim by hand and then started using the installation tool about every four to six inches pulling the tire up and over the rim and then holding it in place tightly with my right hand. About two thirds the way through I put on a third tie. After that it just took a few more times of prying the tire over the rim and keeping it in place with my right hand and it was on.The first one took maybe five minutes at the longest due to the learning curve and only two minutes for the second one. I used three zip ties per wheel.I doubt that I’ll ever need to replace these tires but if I ever do I wouldn’t hesitate to buy these again.

the wheel they sent are to small for my wheelchair

Do put these in a pot with hot water it was the only way we could get these to stretch onto the rim. I like that they included some zip ties and a small sturdy crow bar type tool that you can use for leverage to stretch it over the rim. I thought I would be able to b install them myself but with only one working hand I couldn't get the zip ties on fast enough and the tire would cool off. My brother helped me get them on I put the tire into the lower groove of the rim and held on until he pulled the top of the tire over into place and it just kind of snapped in. I'm very pleased with the quality. Do measure your wheels and make sure you're rims are plastic not the metal bike looking ones. Eventhough the tires looked smaller they are identical to the original ones. They have to go on tight to stay on..y old tires were pitted and falling apart in chunks but I'm rolling smoothly on these.