Rear Tire
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 2X REAR SPIDERS CNC ALLOY WHEEL RIMS HPI BAJA 5B TIRES  US $199.00
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 2X REAR SILVER CNC ALLOY WHEEL RIMS HPI BAJA 5B TIRES US $179.00
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 2X REAR 6 SPOKE CNC ALLOY WHEEL RIMS HPI BAJA 5B TIRES US $169.00
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 Traxxas TRA3663 Tires and Satin Ch Wheels Assembled Glued Rear Monster Jam 2 US $31.99
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 Tamiya Tires 2 Rear Grasshopper US $31.50
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 TEAM LOSI SCT XXX Front Rear stock beadlock rims tires black US $29.99
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 rear desert tires for Baja 5T 5SC KM T1000 US $27.66
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 Second generation rear dirt tires fit 1 5 baja 5B 2PCS US $27.66
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 Traxxas TRA5880 Wheel Kumho Tire 2 4WD FR R 2WD Rear Only US $26.99
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 rear dirt tires fit 1 5 baja 5B 2PCS US $26.08
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 Traxxas TRA5873R S1 Mounted Racing Tire2Rear SLH US $25.99
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 Associated ASC9811 Rear Tire Wheel combo Silver SC10 US $25.99
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 Proline PRO819203 Rear Hole Shot T 22 M4 Off Road Tire US $22.95
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 rear u tires fit 1 5 baja 5B 2PCS US $22.92
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 Traxxas Premounted Tires 2 F R SLH 4X42WD REAR 6873 US $21.99
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 Traxxas SPLIT SPOKE KUMHO TIRES6874R 4WD FRONT REAR US $19.99
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 TRAXXAS SLASH 2WD REAR WHEELS TIRES BF GOODRICH BLK US $19.99
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 TRAXXAS SLASH 4X4 REAR WHEELS TIRES BF GOODRICH RED US $19.99
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 Tamiya F104 Sponge Tires 4435 Rear 54168 US $19.80
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 PRO LINE Tazer M4 Off Road 1 8 Buggy Tires Front Rear 9040 03 US $19.80
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 PRO LINE Tazer SC 22 30 M4 Tires Slash 4x4 Front Rear 1185 03 US $19.65
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 Tamiya F104 Sponge Tires A 4435 Rear 51385 US $19.15
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 PRO LINE Tazer M3 Off Road 1 8 Buggy Tires Front Rear 9040 02 US $19.10
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 PRO LINE Tazer SC 22 30 M3 Tires Slash 4x4 Front Rear 1185 02 US $19.10
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 J Concepts 305801 3DS 22 Buggy Tire Rear Blue 2 US $18.99
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 J Concepts 305802 3DS 22 Buggy Tire Rear Green 2 US $18.99
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 J Concepts 305804 3DS 22 Buggy Tire Rear Orange 2 US $18.99
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 Pro Line 1071 00 Dirt Hawg All Terrain Rear Buggy Tire US $18.44
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 PRO LINE Tazer M2 Off Road 1 8 Buggy Tires Front Rear 9040 01 US $18.40
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 new delta rear tire slice set associated tr350m US $18.00
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 new delta rear tire slice set associated tr360f US $18.00
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 J Concepts 3033 05 Rear Bar Codes V2 TireGold1 10 Bug US $17.99
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 AKA AKA13108V Rebar 22 Rear Buggy Tires Super Soft 2 US $17.50
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 AKA AKA13108S Rebar 22 Rear Buggy Tires Soft 2 US $17.50
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 AKA AKA13107S Impact 22 Rear Buggy Tires Soft 2 US $17.50
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 AKA AKA13107V Impact 22 Rear Buggy Tires Super Soft 2 US $17.50
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 JConcepts Rear Hybrid Soft Buggy tire 1 10 JCO305201 US $17.00
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 Losi LOSB1951 Rear Mounted Tire Chrome 2 MSCT US $16.99
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 AKA AKA13109V Vektor 22 Rear Buggy Tires Super Soft 2 US $16.99
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 AKA AKA13109S Vektor 22 Rear Buggy Tires Soft 2 US $16.99
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 Tamiya 84281 RC Hybrid Spike Tires Front Rear For 58489 84270 US $16.95
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 Pro Line 8209 02 Caliber 22 M3 Soft Rear Truck Tire US $16.49
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How To Do Bicycle Repairs
Replacing a flat inner tube is one of the most common tasks performed on a bicycle. It's conceptually simple to do, but messy and not necessarily fun. Of course, the feeling of accomplishment – or relief! – at the end is real and quite nice, but to get there from here, a flat tire, is to go through sweat and grime and maybe a little bit of cussing, too.
Very first undo your brakes in order to give the whole wheel enough clearance for removal. Front wheels are much easier and less messy than back wheels, but most flats tend to occur in the rear tire. When removing the rear wheel, try to remember which gear the chain is on for when you put the wheel back in and the chain back on the gear.
This is not critically required, as a few seconds of pedaling should have the chain changing onto the correct gear anyway, but it can help sometimes to be careful; for instance, it might be a lot more convenient to place the chain on the correct gear instead of having to pedal so that you can find it.
Next, remove the tire. A professional bicycle mechanic will often remove it with his or her bare hands, but others will find it significantly easier to use tire levers particularly created for quick tire removal (and replacement back on later on). Once off the wheel proper, it's time to take out your inner tube. If you plan on patching it, you’ll need to look for where the hole is and so forth.
But whatever you do, make sure to check the “gutter” of the wheel, as well as inside the tire, for debris! Naturally, the outside of the tire should also be checked for penetration and foreign objects in general. When all is ready, merely reverse the procedure outlined thus far and you’re good to go – until the next inevitable flat!
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