Electric Scooter Tire 200 X 50 （8X2) tubeless solid no flats tire for E100 E150 E175 E200

I'm in Korea and use a scooter to get around. My tubes kept getting a hole in the same spot so I wanted to buy a solid tire. This fits the freego direct scooters perfectly. I read that you can put this tire in hot water to make it easier to install, but I chose a different method. I used the axle bolt and both spacers/lock washer on one side of the wheel and the nut on the other side to press the 2 piece wheel into the tire. The bolts that hold the wheel together were just long enough to get a few threads started. I tighted those bolts in a cross pattern and that brought both of the pieces together inside the tire. Took maybe 10 min to install. The ride is rougher but I no longer have to worry about getting a flat.

I used this so I no longer have to deal with tubes on my crazy cart. I see some reviews say longevity is not great, however I believe that depends on the surface you ride and if you are on the gas when sliding the opposite direction. I recommend cleaning the tire and maybe some bead sealer or sticky sandpaper on the wheel to help keep the tire from spinning on the wheel. Other than that easy to install and quality is great. A little tougher ride than the tube tire but that is expected.

Great replacement tire. No more airing up difficult to access tubes. No more replacement tubes. Perfect fit for for our Razor E200. Unlike some reviewers have said this is indeed a SOLID tire meaning it's not hollow and requires a tube. It's some kind of polymer foam not solid rubber so I wouldn't recommend it for the Razor Crazy Cart as all that force relies on one single tire. Get a solid rubber tire for that. PROS: • NO MORE AIR! • No more flats. • Well made, seems like it will hold up. • Firmer than stock. Less rolling resistance so a bit quicker and longer range. • Should save cost, maintenance and hassel over time. CONS: • More expensive than stock initially. • Firmer than stock. Ride is a bit harsher. No complaints from our rider though.

Finally bought a solid tire for my sons crazy cart xl, after wearing out a foam filled tire tread and popping two inner tubes and tires I also bought from Amazon, this tire is solid and a good price , it was a little harder to install on the two piece rim hub, but if you step on it or have a clamp to squeeze then it’s easier, so far so good my son says it looks like it should last longer

Used on a Krazy Kart & at 1-year of age with very little running time the wheel elongated into an oval shape - likely from the weight of the cart while parked.

The 200 x 50 solid tire is really a new regular tire with the foam inside, due to the foam inside the tire, the rim assembly thickness is 2" instead of 1", mounting seems impossible, but not. Buy 4 new longer m6 x 1 1/2" or 2" allen bolts. I used these to install instead of the original m6 x 1" long. This got the rim halves fully compressed as the original design. You can swap out these longer allen bolts with originals 1 by 1 after completion. Works great.

I had to change the screws in the hubs to a longer size. 6mm x 30mm is the size of screw I had to use. The tire is the same size as the inflatable ones, but the thickness around the hub isn't quite a nice fit. It is fine with the new screws.

Rather difficult to install on my split rims due to short bolts. I used c-clamps to squeeze rim where I could thread nuts on. After figuring that out, the rest has been great! Has given a new lease on life to our scooter