The best method of creating the pedal car tires is to clean/paint/prepare your wheels as you choose. Of course you want to have removed any remains of the original tire, any rust or scale that remained, etc. Next, wrap the bulk rubber material around the wheel (lay it in the groove of the wheel where it would normally be) and mark the rubber where it would meet up with the very end of the material. Now, unwrap the material from the wheel and cut the material about ¼" short of that mark. Make sure the cut ends of the rubber are smooth and straight. While the tire is still off the wheel, apply a couple of drops of the 91894076 tire adhesive to one face of the rubber and join the two ends together. Be sure to align the ridges of the material without inducing a twist in the material. You can hold the tire ends together for about 30 seconds to make sure the adhesive has a good grip, then normally place the tire inside a coffee can or bowl or a loop is made ahead of time for a few hours until you are certain the glue is dry. To install the new tire lay the glued "seam" of the tire into the groove of the wheel first and gently roll the rest of the tire over the remaining wheel lip. Verify that the tire does not have any "twists" in it, and you're all done.

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Blue Diamond Classics 91894075 Details

Our high quality, bulk rubber is great for making custom tires. Check out the added value you get by ordering in bulk. Each rubber kit has enough material to make five tires. Thats an extra tire for FREE. Great for a custom kit... or to have on hand for repairs.

Item Details

15 ft of rubber

CA Prop 65

Blue Diamond Classics 91894075 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #	91894075
Brand	Blue Diamond Classics

GENERAL
Outside Diameter	1"
Sold in Quantity	Each
Overall Length	15 ft.
Notes	1 inch dia x 15 feet

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Do I need the tentioning wire to use this? Or how is it installed?

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How long is this and is this round

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what about the glue to ,put tires together

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