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Old 03-02-2016, 12:58 PM
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Default Walker golf cart -- need to get rolling

Picked up a Walker Executive golf cart the other day.... Not sure what level of "restoration" it'll receive - I kind of like it the way it is!

Definitely needs tires. They're 6" rims, and the tires on there are 6.90/6.00-6

I've done a good amount of searching, and this appears to be an uncommon size. I believe that number format is "standard". I've tried to convert it to "metric" but searching by that metric number hasn't provided any results either....

Anybody know how to figure out what size tires will fit these rims? I'm not stuck on getting the exact same size as what's on there, but want them to fit properly.

And if you happen to have a pair laying around, I'm all ears. I only need 2 for the rear and will be putting tubes in them.

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Old 03-02-2016, 02:15 PM
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Try www.millertire.com good ppl and they have some vintage stuff.
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Old 03-02-2016, 04:25 PM
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Wow, haven't seen one of those in YEARS.

Ya gotta love those tail fins!
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Old 03-02-2016, 04:34 PM
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Chop it up and put a cub underneath it. I would take a tape measure out and measure the height and width and go from there, it looks like there's alot of options in 6" tires.
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Old 03-02-2016, 06:50 PM
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Pretty sure the size you want is either a 13X6.50-6 or a 15X6.00-6. Either should work, basically height is the difference. 1/2" difference in width.
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THAT THING IS COOL!!

Keep us posted!

There are a lot of 6" tires available.. something close will work..

Like others have said try miller tire.. They prob don't have that size but can give you a substitution for a modern size
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That looks like a very cool project. here's a couple images from google
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Whoa! That is sweet!
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looks like a vehicle designed by Dr. Suess! Very cool!
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