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Old 16-01-22, 17:32
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Originally Posted by Jordan Baker View Post
When I put my new tires on the rims they went on without issue and didn’t need any machining or removal of the bead.
I recently bought Michelin XY 9.00-16 tyres and they fit the 15-cwt CMP rims without modification: http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...931#post283931
There are variations between manufacturers, so I would say it is best to buy tyres, then see if they fit. If they don't, apply one of the options mentioned above.

The main reason I posted Jim Ritchie’s experience is that I asked a friend who had his rims turned down / machined, how it was done and how much was taken off. They man that did the machining for him no longer does this work but he followed the guideline above.
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