PRO CAKEN 200x50 solid tire wheel with Plastic Hub for electric scooter balance car 8x2 solid wheel explosion proof puncture tubeless tire parts…

Easy to use and install with good quality. Just make sure the tire is the right size for your scooter.

No more air tires in the front! My Speedway Mini 4 Pro came with an air tire in the front and it went flat while being operated at 30mph leaving me with a injury. Minimotors do not sell any solid tires for their scooter so I had to get this. It just fits, sorta. The shop that put it on had to sand a little of the rain shield on the front so it won't rub as much, but it would have worked w/o sanding. It takes a-bit to get used too, and at first feels stiff but softens out after a while of using. This isn't the fault of the wheel but the scooter using a odd size wheel (and passing it off as 200x50). My scooter now feels more quick but I always keep in mind of terrain.

My rear tire on Jetson beam scooter went flat sooo many times!Replaced it with this solid tire, and it worked.Wasn't a simple wheel swap. The original bolt and spacers didn't fit. New wheel is slightly wider. I used 5/8 (?) Nut and washer combo to make my own spacers on each side. Worked fine.Ride is stiff, but no big deal.

I got this to work for the rear wheel of an Evercross EV08E, but I had to grind down the axel to fit these bearings. The OD of the bearings is 2mm larger and the ID is 2mm smaller. My solution was to chuck up the axel in a drill and turn it against a belt sander until it fit in the new bearings. I could have tried to shim the outside, but this was easier for me. The OEM replacement would have been $60 plus shipping from a scooter specialty store so this at $26 is a deal.

I bought this tire for my scooter (JOYOR F7) that is 3 years old now. Great quality if it were to fit my rear wheel and same interior build inside the wheel. It seems not to fit into the rim slots. I have tried every which way for hours and still no luck. Buyer Beware.

I didn't order this for any specific scooter, since I just build my own out of whatever I have. I tested this out and it is extremely well balanced. I mean, it's almost ridiculous how well balanced it is. There's zero wobble. I'm used to there being a little wobble, even on expensive tires and wheels, but this one has none.The bearings are extremely high quality. The whole thing even just looks nice. You know when you get something, and it just looks like it's expensive? Yeah, that's this. The fun part is that it isn't expensive. Now, I have the aluminum one, so I don't know about the plastic stuff. I'd imagine the aluminum one is going to be the best one. This is going to look very nice on a smaller scooter than I build eventually.

Tire seemed decent but was for a different scooter rim. Inner rim insert was too wide for my Nanrobot X4 500W scooter which Nanrobot no longer supplies parts for. Just because its 200mmx50mm does not mean its going to fit your specific wheel rim. Found a moov moov rim that fit. Install is a real tough bear on these solid rear tires. Had to use a vice, a scissor jack, and a tow strap etc. To make the pop onto the splitted rear motor wheel.

Work great