HMZWheelchair Rear Wheel Replacement Tire, Wheelchair Tire, 24 "X 1" Universal Flat-Free Polyurethane Tire, Suitable For Manual Wheelchair Tire Replacement (1 Pair)

These were tough to get on, so adding another person helped greatly. Included in the box was a really nice installation tool and a bunch of zip ties. I found using some clamps also helped. It took me a while to get them on, but it was straightforward and uneventful.

A little patience is needed to install them but not terribly difficult

These are nice once you get them on. The guy in the video makes it look very easy, but truthfully you will need a lot of upper body strength and maybe a person to help you. I was able to put them on myself by holding the wheelchair with my legs but it was extremely difficult. You really must pull hard as you are using the tool to wedge up and then secure with zip ties (don't tighten them to tight) and pull even hard as you wiggle the tool towards you and then be careful not to get your fingers pinched under. Then use a flat piece of metal like a flathead screwdriver and finish repositioning it to properly fit in the groove...... It took 2 hours I think of I had been able to remove the wheels off of my wheelchair it would have made it easier, also remove the holding ring on the outside of the wheel, so it's not in the way... Hope that helps They are solid and roll smooth once you get them on!

My mother uses a Healthline wheelchair and the tires were shred up, leaving a trail of debris every place it went. These replacement tires are great. I let them sit in hot water for ten minutes as recommended. I took the first tire out and I think I could have eventually put in on myself, but it probably would have taken hours, and that would have been incredibly frustrating and expletive-filled, and my fingers and arms would be wobbly noodles afterwards. After getting one on, I’d probably wait at least another day before trying to tackle the second one.I would definitely recommend having another person to help. I actually had two, and we were able to get the first one on in under 30 minutes. The zip ties and metal tools are immensely helpful, and I would definitely recommend using a rubber mallet. I don’t know if we could have gotten it on without one.After putting on the first tire, I got the remaining one from the still-hot pot of water. It was MUCH easier to put on. It definitely took us less time because we’d gotten the hang of it after putting one on already, but having the second tires sit in heat made it much more pliable and I didn’t have to use the mallet nearly as much. It probably took us about 15 minutes for the second one.All-in-all it took three able-bodied adults a bit under an hour to put on. I would definitely buy again, but next time soak the tires for longer and I’d make sure I had someone to help me.

Oh, they fit perfect and they look great but get some muscle to help put them on because they’re not easy to get on the wheels but that makes them fit great once they’re on. They’re like the wheel in the tire or how they should be one unit.