Ryafor
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I have 6x5-1/4 drive wheels. They have a 1 inch bore with a 1/4 keyway. Anyhow, when I went and picked up my seat yesterday I stopped at Princess Auto since I was in the area. I had planned on using 13x6.5x6 tires in the rear and maybe going with 11" tires in the front. Possibly 13x5x6 for the front. It was undecided. Anyhow I saw these cheap 13x5x6 tires and rims at P.A so I grabbed them thinking I could use the tires temporarily for the rear until I found some cheap or used 13x6.5's. $12 each wasn't a bad deal. I didn't even think of the stupid environmental fee but oh well. I had no intentions of using the rims but...... they just may work for the front. The one needs new bearings but chances are I'll replace both sets for both rims if I do use them. As you can see, the bearings won't leave much room for a spindle nut. It's like that on both sides. My question is, is will these work out even temporarily? Are there different bearings that are flat I can use so I have more thread for a nut? There is only an inch of thread on the spindle so....
should I maybe if they have them only get a flat bearing for the 1 side so that the rims are more snug?
Will these tires and rims be ok? They say on them not for highway use and tube type
Also you can see that the spindle bearing got painted. Should I use some gas, acetone or paint thinner or something to clean off the paint? I prefer to use gas if I can cause I have gas and don't need to go buy any. T.I.A
should I maybe if they have them only get a flat bearing for the 1 side so that the rims are more snug?
Will these tires and rims be ok? They say on them not for highway use and tube type
Also you can see that the spindle bearing got painted. Should I use some gas, acetone or paint thinner or something to clean off the paint? I prefer to use gas if I can cause I have gas and don't need to go buy any. T.I.A