jee

Active Member

• Feb 2, 2020

• #41

wireman said:

if its a tubeless rim it'll have 'tubeless' stamped on it. It should have part number LR023152, supercedes the previous part numbers - RRC503600PM, and RRC507400PCM

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Thanks, I'll have a look!

 

wireman

Well-Known Member

• Feb 2, 2020

• #42

Those umbers are for 'standard' rims 'wolf' rims are different

 

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Rodeo Joe

Well-Known Member

• Feb 3, 2020

• #43

Also a tubeless rim will have a channel towards the out side of the rim to hold the bead.... Of course you have to have the tyre off first to tell.

 

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rob1miles

Well-Known Member

• Feb 3, 2020

• #44

Rodeo Joe said:

Also a tubeless rim will have a channel towards the out side of the rim to hold the bead.... Of course you have to have the tyre off first to tell.

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You can see it from the outside as its rolled into the rim, the tubed and tubeless look quite different.

 

ciderman

Active Member

• Feb 4, 2020

• #45

Avon Rangemaster?
ok until you get to slimy mud.....

 

steve2286w

Well-Known Member

• Feb 4, 2020

• #46

Are you stuck in that pic, I have them on mine and lots quieter and better road grip than the deestones I used to have

 

ciderman

Active Member

• Feb 4, 2020

• #47

Completely Stuck. had to winch it out. A chap came up with a Suzuki jeep- fairly old one with mega knobbly tyres- he got stuck too.
My mud is very special.........

 

steve2286w

Well-Known Member

• Feb 4, 2020

• #48

ciderman said:

Completely Stuck. had to winch it out. A chap came up with a Suzuki jeep- fairly old one with mega knobbly tyres- he got stuck too.
My mud is very special.........

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how embarrassing for you both, been there before on a fwd car years ago , I put it gear and got out and pushed ...it worked too