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#91806815
9.75"X 1.75 Flat Tread Wagon Tire
- 9.75" x 1.75" Tire fits 7" O.D. wheel with 1.5" wide tire groove
- Quality rubber tire at a great price
- Add this to your pedal car or wagon purchase
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Product Summary
Universal Fit, Rubber, 9.75" Outside Diameter, Black
- 9.75" x 1.75" Tire fits 7" O.D. wheel with 1.5" wide tire groove
- Quality rubber tire at a great price
- Add this to your pedal car or wagon purchase
- These unfortunately wear out over time and Speedway Motors has you covered
- Get that Vintage tire look
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Blue Diamond Classics 91806815 Details
These wagon tread style tires are perfect for replacing damaged or missing originals for your pedal accessory wagons.
- 9.75" x 1.75" Tire
- 6.25 ID on the Tire
- Fits 7" O.D. wheel with 1.5" wide tire groove (91812017)
Blue Diamond Classics 91806815 Specifications
Blue Diamond Classics 91806815 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 91806815 |
| Brand | Blue Diamond Classics |
| GENERAL | |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Outside Diameter | 9.75" |
| Inside Diameter | 6.25" |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Overall Width | 1.75" |
| Color | Black |
Ratings & Reviews
4.6
21 Reviews
Customers have praised the product for its quality, usability and fitting perfectly on vintage Radio Flyer wagons. They commented positively on the rubber quality. Some buyers found the installation process challenging but effective, suggesting heating the product to make it more pliable for easier fitting. They recommended specific techniques for installation, emphasizing the need for strength and suitable tools. A few clients were dissatisfied with installation difficulty and one mentioned poor product durability. Overall, customers confirmed the product's effectiveness in restoration of vintage wagons, reflecting its practicality and uniqueness. However, they advised future customers to prepare for some effort during installation.
Ratings & Reviews
4.6
21 Reviews
Customers have praised the product for its quality, usability and fitting perfectly on vintage Radio Flyer wagons. They commented positively on the rubber quality. Some buyers found the installation process challenging but effective, suggesting heating the product to make it more pliable for easier fitting. They recommended specific techniques for installation, emphasizing the need for strength and suitable tools. A few clients were dissatisfied with installation difficulty and one mentioned poor product durability. Overall, customers confirmed the product's effectiveness in restoration of vintage wagons, reflecting its practicality and uniqueness. However, they advised future customers to prepare for some effort during installation.
4.6
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Most Liked Positive Review
5.0
Awesome tire!
This is a great looking tire and will replace any 10 X 1.75, which is a fairly common size on older wagons and some pedal cars. They can be a bit of a booger to mount, but there's just no way around that. This isn't for any other reason than the size and girth of the tire, it has nothing to do with a lack of quality or anything like that. It can be done, though! After a lot of internet research and some advice from one of Speedway's pedal car techs, I found that the method that works the best (in my opinion) was to bake the tires on a cookie sheet in the oven for 15 minutes or so at 250 degrees. Have no fear, they won't melt, ooze, distort or burn. I clamped a piece of 3/8" round bar into my vice vertically and placed a wheel onto it, just to hold the wheel in place while I pulled the tire onto it. I then took a tire out of the oven, one at a time (while wearing thick welding gloves) and started kneading and stretching it while carrying it out to the vice. You'll find that they are very pliable, much like working with a rubber heater hose; they'll twist and bend, but are not easily stretched, if that makes sense. I placed one side of the tire into groove of the wheel on the opposite side from me, and pulled and rolled the tire around and over the other side. Eat you Wheaties, it's a work-out! but it's not impossible. After the tire was mounted, it was still warm and pliable enough to adjust and center up into the wheel. After that, I placed the wheel/tire aside to cool, placed another wheel onto the round bar and went after the next tire. They came out great and look awesome on the rear of my son's custom Roadster/Rat wagon!
Most Liked Negative Review
1.0
rubber not plyable even when heated, wont buy again
even when heated could not put on rim ,.bent rim and iam not happy .I have bought a lot from you over the years this is a real down grade in quality.
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A perfect fit for my old wagon
5.0
4 months ago
Wagon Rouge
St. Louiis
Verified
Only tough part was getting it on the old steel rim, but some boiling water to loosen and stretch, a couple of flat head screw drivers, and a rubber mallet for impact, and an hour later, success!
Would Recommend
yes i would buy again
5.0
5 months ago
ktwobobs
middletown ohio
Verified
i was restoring a wagon a d i bought new tires for it before and needed one more so i bought it it worked out great
Would Recommend
Great shopping experience!
5.0
9 months ago
DirtbaG Fabrication
54166
everything about this purchase was spot on, from description to purchase & the shipping. All of it was above expectations!!
Would Recommend
YES
5.0
a year ago
FEET
DES MOINES, IOWA
Verified
THEY FIT
Would Recommend
Great replacement and match for my 60s Radio Rancher Wagon!
5.0
5 years ago
Wisconsin Steve
Wisconsin
Followed the suggestions of others and used my vice with a metal tool handle to place the rim over. Instead of heating in the oven used boiled water poured in a pan the rubber was in. After twisting and turning (and getting the water out) used gloves and stretched it over the rim. Used some plastic bicycle tire tools to help shim it over the rim. Didn't seem too bad but does take some muscle. Here is a pic of it done next to another one I hadn't started yet. Wanted to get one done successfully before I started the other 3.
Would Recommend


Top quality parts. I would buy from again.
5.0
5 years ago
Rod the collector
Scott City, Kansas
Verified
I haven't used the parts yet, but from what I have seen and examined they are very nice quality and are top of the line products.
Would Recommend
Yes & I'll be getting more
5.0
6 years ago
JD
Peculiar Mo
Verified
Used on a vintage radio flyer wagon
I would buyn this product again.
5.0
6 years ago
Tim
Indianapolis, IN
Verified
Product is easy to work with.
Nice product
5.0
6 years ago
Wetwolf
Puyallup, WA
Verified
I heated these to the recommended 250 degrees for 15 minutes. They were easier to install than I thought they would be. You still need a screwdriver and some tugging. I used a 3/8 extension in the vise to hold the wheel. After popping over the rim, you do need to center the tire a little. Very happy overall.
Would Recommend
Perfect fit
5.0
7 years ago
Satanico
San Fernando Valley
Verified
Perfect fit for my Daughter's 1950's vintage Radio Flyer Wagon


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I need 4 tires for my garton hotrod this tire is compatible for it? consider that rim groove is around 1.250 x 7.125 , or which product do you recommend for it? best regards
by Juan Daniel
• 9 years ago
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Hello I need to get 4 wheels for a garton hotrod. I mesured the rim and are around : Groove = 1.125 in Outer dia of the wheel(mesured lib to lib) = between 7.125 in -7.250in Can you please advise if this product fit in my aplication? Or which product do you recommend for my needs? Best regards
by Juan Daniel
• 9 years ago
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What size hub will this fit? I have a 7 5/8" hub. Thanks in advance.
by billy
• 10 years ago
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