24"x1-3/8" Pneumatic Primo Vantage (ea)

Traction and appearance.

Tread wear.

william b. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

Paraplegic, born with spina bifida; age 47.

High pressure; low rolling resistance, thick tread.

I would like to see this tire in a 24x1.95 or 2.125 size.

harry w. from pitman, nj

82 year-old manual wheelchair user (Quickie Ti). I prefer a high-pressure tire that minimizes rolling resistance.

Weight and use on my life in a wheelchar.

Comunication with customer and company.

jason h. from cape coral, fl

I use my wheelchair 24x7 and needed to buy new wheel rims, and tires for my Quiky Revolution lightweight wheelchair. Spinlife has screwed up my order

Great tread pattern and grip.

Gloves are required if you grip the tires rather than the hand rims on manual chairs

james a. from san francisco, ca

T9 PARAPLEGIC

Nice tread design

None

gary c. from raleigh, nc (caregiver)

Not provided

Reliability, tread depth, and looks.

None

william b. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

45 year old adult born with Spina Bifida and is paraplegic.

very durable

very hard to replace tires

jason h. from cape coral, fl

Not provided

So far the wear on the tires seem to be going well.

The thread is a little ruff on your hands so I use gloves.But it keeps my hands clear so it`s really no big deal.

david b. from conyers, ga

I`m a 49 year old para.that has been in a chair for 26 yrs.I`m preaty active and go through tires a little fast.

High pressure, long wearing

Far too expensive since the price increase.

john c. from gray, me

T8 paraplegic

last long

darn expensive.

john c. from gray, me

Tires for my wheelchair

Traction

The traction on the tire can be a little rough the 1st. couple of weeks on the palm of yours hands.

jeffery l. from rutherfordton, nc

Wheelchair user

Tread design and body strength

None

william b. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

age 44, paraplegic, born with spina bifida, good upper body strength, uses manual wheelchair