--- product_id: 145325041 title: "The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Low Profile Urethane Foam, Pyramid Shape, Grey, 24\" x 1\", TAG141001" brand: "the aftermarket group" price: "¥20030" currency: JPY in_stock: true reviews_count: 9 category: "The Aftermarket Group" url: https://www.desertcart.jp/products/145325041-the-aftermarket-group-wheelchair-tire-low-profile-urethane-foam-pyramid store_origin: JP region: Japan --- # Pneumatic for smooth ride 24" x 1-3/8" precise fit Latex-free, hypoallergenic The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Low Profile Urethane Foam, Pyramid Shape, Grey, 24" x 1", TAG141001 **Brand:** the aftermarket group **Price:** ¥20030 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🛞 Glide Smoothly, Stand Out Subtly ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Low Profile Urethane Foam, Pyramid Shape, Grey, 24" x 1", TAG141001 by the aftermarket group - **How much does it cost?** ¥20030 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/145325041-the-aftermarket-group-wheelchair-tire-low-profile-urethane-foam-pyramid) ## Best For - the aftermarket group enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted the aftermarket group brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Trusted Quality from Invacare:** Backed by a reputable manufacturer, combining reliability with great value for everyday use. - • **Clean & Stylish Light Grey Tread:** Modern light grey tread prevents black marks on floors, keeping your space pristine and professional. - • **Hypoallergenic Latex-Free Material:** Safe for sensitive users, eliminating allergy concerns without compromising durability. - • **Precision Fit for Seamless Mobility:** Engineered to perfectly fit 24" wheelchair wheels, ensuring effortless installation and optimal performance. - • **Pneumatic Cushioning for Ultimate Comfort:** Air-filled design absorbs shocks, delivering a smooth, fatigue-reducing ride on any surface. ## Overview The Aftermarket Group 24" x 1-3/8" pneumatic wheelchair tire features a light grey tread designed to prevent floor marks, is latex-free for allergy safety, and supports up to 75 PSI for a comfortable, shock-absorbing ride. Manufactured by Invacare, it offers a precise fit and durable performance, making it a top choice for wheelchair users seeking reliability and style. ## Description Product Description The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire is a replacement tire measuring 24 inches by 1 inch. It is designed to fit securely over existing wheelchair wheel frames, to replace damaged, old, or worn out wheelchair tires. Manufacturer Contact Information 1-888-824-8200 Review: Very good after you get them on! - I am a handyman. I weld, fiberglass, plastic weld, I do machining, bondo, motor work, rebuild transmissions, and I do that for fun. By day I run a 20 employee company. I say all that to say that even with all those skills and a little knowlege I still found it hard to get the tires on. They are super tight, as they need to be. You might find one easier to get on but it will not stay on safely like these do. SO here is some advice for whom to buy this and who no to. You need to buy the tool (or make one as I did). All you need is a straight piece of metal and two rods through it, one that comes out.My holes were 12 1/8th apart. You also need a vice or some way to secure it. Then you need to be strong. Without it I could not get them on. With the tool, it was not to hard but I am 50 years old and still strong. I was very active right up to the point that I crushed my leg with a backhoe boom. But my arm strength is still there and I could stand upright on one leg by the vice and still turn the wheel with great force. You want that second post (first goes in tire center hole), the second one goes right up against the rim really close, like almost touching. My point is my first attempt at the tool had the holes about 13 inches apart and it was an inch off the rim and that was too much. The tire goes on the outside of that post and slides on it as you turn it. Once you get all the way around the only part of the tire that will not be on the rim is that on the other side of the post, The post then needs to slide down out of the way. The best thing for 99.9% of you is to buy the tool and have someone young and strong put it on. The tires are excellent once you get them on. Better than the ones a new chair comes with. Review: Bought these tires to replace the tires on my wifes older "drive brand" wheelchair. - Recieved tires quicker than promised. I've installed countless types of tires, but have never done wheelchair tires and wasn't sure how hard it would be. I laid the folded wheelchair on two saw horses with one wheel facing up. Removed old tire and worked new tire over handrim which at this time I wasn't sure it was going to fit on rim. I used a soft jaw clamp to hold tire down on opposite side from where I planned to start seating tire on rim. Couldn"t find my small tire tools so I used round shank large screw drivers. Took four drivers spaced about 3"-4" apart to get tire started on rim. From here I worked around wheel in one direction carefully seating tire on rim 2" at a time using two two screw drivers. i left one driver where I started seating tire to keep tire from popping off rim. When I got to clamp I went back to where I left screw driver holding tire and continued seating tire in the other direction until I got to clamp. Then to had to use three drivers to get remaining tire onto rim. The tire rims had a rounded bead on the inside of each side which grips the bead on tire. It takes a little wiggling to get tire seated but after a bit it went really fast and the second tire went really fast. The tires fit perfectly and now I notice it rolls much easier. I worked carefully to avoid damage to new tire and to not scratch the rims. If purchaser has no tire installing experience I would recommend recruiting someone with experience to help with installation. These are nice well made tires and recommend them and would buy them again. ## Features - Low profile urethane tire with foam insert. Latex Free - Fits 24" wheels, pyramid-shape - Yellow cords are molded into the base of the tire - Country of origin: Mexico ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 964 Reviews | ## Images ![The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Low Profile Urethane Foam, Pyramid Shape, Grey, 24" x 1", TAG141001 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71H51hf1IAL.jpg) ![The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Low Profile Urethane Foam, Pyramid Shape, Grey, 24" x 1", TAG141001 - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81LxHRG-N6L.jpg) ![The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Low Profile Urethane Foam, Pyramid Shape, Grey, 24" x 1", TAG141001 - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41snBBmbqGL.jpg) ![The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Low Profile Urethane Foam, Pyramid Shape, Grey, 24" x 1", TAG141001 - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Wa+-SLn6L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good after you get them on! *by S***S on January 26, 2020* I am a handyman. I weld, fiberglass, plastic weld, I do machining, bondo, motor work, rebuild transmissions, and I do that for fun. By day I run a 20 employee company. I say all that to say that even with all those skills and a little knowlege I still found it hard to get the tires on. They are super tight, as they need to be. You might find one easier to get on but it will not stay on safely like these do. SO here is some advice for whom to buy this and who no to. You need to buy the tool (or make one as I did). All you need is a straight piece of metal and two rods through it, one that comes out.My holes were 12 1/8th apart. You also need a vice or some way to secure it. Then you need to be strong. Without it I could not get them on. With the tool, it was not to hard but I am 50 years old and still strong. I was very active right up to the point that I crushed my leg with a backhoe boom. But my arm strength is still there and I could stand upright on one leg by the vice and still turn the wheel with great force. You want that second post (first goes in tire center hole), the second one goes right up against the rim really close, like almost touching. My point is my first attempt at the tool had the holes about 13 inches apart and it was an inch off the rim and that was too much. The tire goes on the outside of that post and slides on it as you turn it. Once you get all the way around the only part of the tire that will not be on the rim is that on the other side of the post, The post then needs to slide down out of the way. The best thing for 99.9% of you is to buy the tool and have someone young and strong put it on. The tires are excellent once you get them on. Better than the ones a new chair comes with. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bought these tires to replace the tires on my wifes older "drive brand" wheelchair. *by W***Y on October 23, 2021* Recieved tires quicker than promised. I've installed countless types of tires, but have never done wheelchair tires and wasn't sure how hard it would be. I laid the folded wheelchair on two saw horses with one wheel facing up. Removed old tire and worked new tire over handrim which at this time I wasn't sure it was going to fit on rim. I used a soft jaw clamp to hold tire down on opposite side from where I planned to start seating tire on rim. Couldn"t find my small tire tools so I used round shank large screw drivers. Took four drivers spaced about 3"-4" apart to get tire started on rim. From here I worked around wheel in one direction carefully seating tire on rim 2" at a time using two two screw drivers. i left one driver where I started seating tire to keep tire from popping off rim. When I got to clamp I went back to where I left screw driver holding tire and continued seating tire in the other direction until I got to clamp. Then to had to use three drivers to get remaining tire onto rim. The tire rims had a rounded bead on the inside of each side which grips the bead on tire. It takes a little wiggling to get tire seated but after a bit it went really fast and the second tire went really fast. The tires fit perfectly and now I notice it rolls much easier. I worked carefully to avoid damage to new tire and to not scratch the rims. If purchaser has no tire installing experience I would recommend recruiting someone with experience to help with installation. These are nice well made tires and recommend them and would buy them again. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good tires, pretty difficult to install *by J***R on November 20, 2022* Apparently it's a common problem for wheelchair tires to disintegrate over time. I went to a few thrift stores looking for a replacement wheelchair for a parent but could not locate one, then it occurred to me that I could probably replace the tires and it would be like new. I bought these tire to repair a Drive Silver Sport 2 wheelchair. Like others reported, I tipped the wheelchair on it's side and left the wheels on. I had to use some wire cutters to snip off the old tires because there were cords inside that were still holding things sorta together. I recommend fitting the new tires over the "hand wheel" first, rather then trying to start the tire in the wheel channel then stretching. After the tire was over the hand wheel and basically along side the rim, I pried one section of the tire into the wheel channel and started working my way around. I consider myself pretty strong and had my 21 year old son helping me. It was difficult. We each had 2 screwdrivers each that we were using to pry the tire into the wheel channel, spreading the screwdrivers out as we worked around the wheel. Once we got a bit of tire in the channel, we used a beefy zip tie to hold it in place since once it popped out. Be careful that the screwdrivers don't flip out if you let go. I bought some metal pry bars for bike tires and I don't think they were super helpful. I initially tried heating the tire with a heat gun but I think as I worked around the tire, what I heated had cooled down. Also, the box warns of cancer causing chemicals (California requirement) so heating and breathing that might not be good. I would say the first tire took 30 minutes (some of that me trying by myself) and the second tire took 15 minutes, perhaps due to getting a routine down. Good luck. This is way more difficult then changing a bicycle tire. I would recommend these tires for anyone looking to repair their wheelchair. ## Frequently Bought Together - The Aftermarket Group Wheelchair Tire, Pneumatic, Light Grey Tread, 24" x 1-3/8", TAG111222 - Tragoods Premium Bicycle Tire Lever Tyre Spoon Iron Changing Tool, Bike Tire Levers Premium Stainless Steel Levers to Repair Bike Tube, Best Tire Changing Tool - Economy Tire Installation Tool - Box of 1 --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.jp/products/145325041-the-aftermarket-group-wheelchair-tire-low-profile-urethane-foam-pyramid](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/145325041-the-aftermarket-group-wheelchair-tire-low-profile-urethane-foam-pyramid) --- *Product available on Desertcart Japan* *Store origin: JP* *Last updated: 2026-09-19*