Thread: Balloon Tires

Anyone have any experience with the big polyurethane balloon tires on the pier? Will they stand up to the roughness of the wood planks?

I took my balloon-tired beach cart on the pier four or five times before I got a regular pier cart and I don't think the tires would be hurt as long as the cart wasn't loaded down with too much weight---or encountered a stray treble hook. The tires are bulky, though.

are they easily switched out - from balloon to hard tires?

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are they easily switched out - from balloon to hard tires?
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My cart only has a key chain style ring to hold the wheels on ,you can take them off and back on in less than 5 minutes.

We sell the Anglers Fishnmate balloon tire kit for the Sr size cart and the axle must be swapped out.Total time,10 minutes.

Thanks, John. I'll be looping through OB Tuesday on my way back to Enterprise. Will stop by and get set up. You have the cart also? Right now I'm using my home made job that weighs about 80 lbs and is a pain to load and unload.

Yea man,we have plenty of them.

John , what is the price on the balloon tire kit ? Thanks

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5 minutes to swap out and that was 1st time. Prolly get it down to <3 minutes after a few tries. Conversion couldn't be much easier.

[quote author=john g link=topic=2787.msg25197#msg25197 date=1362325291]
We sell the Anglers Fishnmate balloon tire kit for the Sr size cart and the axle must be swapped out.Total time,10 minutes.
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how much