DME Hub has just about every size and style of wheelchair tire to fit your ride. This MBL Speedlite street tire is a newer tire on the market with a dual layer for high puncture resistance with a long wearing outer rubber compound so you can get on with your day. Recommended pressure: 110 PSI.
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25" x 1" (25-559) MBL Speedlite Tire
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- Size: 25" x 1" (25-559)
- Dual layer for high puncture resistance
- Steel bead wire
- PTR rubber protection belt
- Fits all 559mm rims
- Grip level: Light (street)
- Low rolling resistance
- Color: Black
- Pneumatic: Yes
- PSI: 110 lbs
- Sold individually
25" x 1" (25-559) MBL Speedlite Tire
Size: 25" x 1" (25-559) Dual layer for high puncture resistance Steel bead wire PTR rubber protection belt Fits all 559mm rims Grip level: Light (street) Low rolling resistance Color: Black Pneumatic: Yes PSI: 110 lbs Sold individually
Size: 25" x 1" (25-559) Dual layer for high puncture resistance Steel bead wire PTR rubber protection belt Fits all 559mm rims Grip level: Light (street) Low rolling resistance Color: Black Pneumatic: Yes PSI: 110 lbs Sold individually Carcass 60 TPI 25 mm Weight: 260 g Protection belt width: 15 mm Long wearing outer rubber compound
DME Hub guarantees the parts we sell! For warranty issues, please call one of our helpful staff at 855.339.5155
All tires purchased through DME Hub have a 3 month Limited Warranty. Certain restrictions may apply such as reasonable breakdown as a result of normal wear and tear. All factory defects or workmanship issues will be honored by DME Hub.
25" x 1" (25-559) MBL Speedlite Tire
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Smooth rolling
Gave these a chance, I normally run Marathon Plus. These are lighter and smaller then marathons but roll really smooth. Thin material so I don't think they will resist punctures very well. Wanted light weight smooth rolling wheels for indoors/pavement without tread and these are perfect for that.
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