Actual Dimensions of Wheel Masters 4-Hose Dually Inflation Kits WM8001 and WM8110A
Updated 04/18/2016 | Published 04/16/2016
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I HAVE A 35 WINNY WITH 235 80 22.5 TIRES THESE EXT ARE FOR 19.5 TIRES BUT THE EXTENTIONS I HAVE NOW APPEAR TO BE 9.5 AND 13 INCHES. WILL THESE FIT MY 22.5 RIMS. HOW LONG ARE THEY TIP TO TIP ?
asked by: ROBERT A
Expert Reply:
The Wheel Masters 4-Hose Inflation Kit # WM8001 fits dually wheels from 16- to 19-1/2-inches. I went to our warehouse and pulled a kit to measure the actual length of the hoses. I also measured the similar kit # WM8110A which fits 22-inch aluminum duallys.
In both kits the straight hose (without the right angle bend) measures 13-inches tip to tip.
In kit # WM8001 the right-angle hose measures 10-inches from bend to tip; in kit # WM8110A the right-angle hose measures 14-inches from bend to tip.
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Wheel Masters 4-Hose Inflation Kit - 16" to 19-1/2" Dually - Hub Mount
- Tire Inflator
- Inflation Kit
- 16 - 19-1/2 Inch Dual Tires
- Dually Vehicles
- Wheel Masters
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