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Honda Izy HRG5367

Posted by Tony @SM on October 13, 2018 at 10:27am in Machinery

Morning All. I've shredded a rear tyre on my Izy. Hardly surprising really, it has had 3 seasons of being used on all of my rougher type gardens and has been unbelievably good. I've been looking online but can only find wheels (at about £30+VAT), and they appear to also need a height adjusting tool as well, to fit them.  I wondered if anyone knows a supplier who will sell me a couple of tyres for the rear wheels. I'm not being tight but I'll also be renewing the drivebelt, rubber strip plus servicing it, by the time done the I've done blades as well I could well end up being better off with a new mower and keeping the other as a back up. Any ideas of where I can just get a couple of tyres? Any ideas gratefully recieved.

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  • Del Hooper October 13, 2018 at 10:37am

    EBay maybe? Usually loads of izy parts on there.

  • PAUL October 13, 2018 at 4:05pm

    There are you tube tutorials on cutting down and attaching bike tyres as they can be exact right width

    • tony forshaw > PAUL October 20, 2018 at 10:47am

      I put mountain  bike tyers on the back wheels of my izy .the wheels lasted longer then the mower, i  just put them on my new izy,

       

  • Sean Clarke October 14, 2018 at 6:22am

    If you’re buying a few other spares together then I’d try LingsHonda. They’re a bit pricey for p&p if you’re just getting a small part, but for multiple items it gets more economical.

    Soak new tyres in boiling water, makes them a doddle to fit.

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