3.00-8 (14 x 3 in.) Primo Access Foam Filled Wheelchair Tire

• C917 tread pattern (V-Tread directional design)
• Choose from a bead width of 2.25", or 1.75" when ordering (Use the guide below for help finding your proper bead width)
• Known to fit Quickie 5 spoke or others with this bead width
• Two piece wheels (split rims) are required
• Gray in color
• Latex free
  
• Sold individually (each). For a pair, please order a quantity of 2.

Fitment Notes

The 2.25" bead width is known to fit most Quickie wheelchair rims including Quickie and Sunrise S646 and S646SE power wheelchairs. The 1.75" bead width fits most Invacare model wheelchairs with 4 pole motors. It can fit any other wheelchair where either of these bead widths are called for. Even though your wheelchair may be listed, measuring your bead width is always recommended for confirmation.

Foam filled wheelchair tires and foam filled scooter tires provide added peace of mind knowing you won't ever get a flat tire and you won't ever have to fill the tire with air. This added peace of mind requires your wheelchair or scooter to have a two piece wheel (also called a split rim) to be able to install them. Since a foam filled tire is basically a pneumatic tire filled with foam during the manufacturing process, tire sizing is the same. However the bead width of the split rim can vary. This is because there was never standard (split rim) bead width sizing adopted in the wheelchair/scooter industry. As a result you can have several tires of the same size with different bead widths and only one of them will properly fit your split rim. If the bead width of the tire you purchase is too narrow for your split rim, there will not be enough compression between the two halves of your split rim against the tire causing the tire to rotate separately. If the bead width is too wide, you will never get the two halves of the split rim and the tire screwed back together. Taking the time to measure bead width will ensure you purchase the right foam filled tire and save you from an installation headache and the hassle of sending them back.

If you have questions about which wheelchair or scooter tire to purchase, how to determine the correct size, or an installation question,visit our buying guide for wheelchair and scooter tires.