History of 10.50-16 tyres

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05-07-16, 03:22

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Also, the Wartime 10.50-20 tyres were replaced post-war with 11.00-20, but it seems to be just a name change as dimensions and ratings remained the same.

And 9.00-16 and 9.26-16 tyres have identical carcass dimensions, but the 9.00 size is for "British" rims, while the 9.25 is for the tapered seat rim used on the C8A and Lynx, aka "American" rim.

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