26 inch Aluminum Rims Fat Tire Bike Wheels 135 / 170mm Hubs 26 x 4.0 Mission Command Tires and Tubes

These were well packaged, shipped quickly and exactly as advertised. I was planning to purchase two new Vee Mission Command tires alone, and saw these. The tires alone are about $115 delivered. This has a lot, and when you add the seperate pieces and parts this ends up being a very good deal.2 tires = $1152 tubes = $221 freewheel hub = $302 wheels = ~$140 (at least. A couple of months ago I purchased a single rear wheel (700c) for about $70)2 qr skewers = ~$10To me, I feel like the total fiscal value of this package was about $317.A side note on the quality;I purchased a Gravity Bullseye Monster in January of 2018 and it now has over 7,000 miles on it. I liked it so much that I bought one for my wife as well. These are the same wheels and tires that came on those bikes, and we have had absolutely no quality issues or concerns with those tires (other than normal wearing them out) or wheels.If you are thinking about purchasing these I would highly recommend them.

Got to my place fast, was surprised it had to be sighed for not big issue, everything was as described. If I had to say one thing is mission command seems to not have a listing max psi on wheel, and best info I can find is 15psi max.

If you've priced tires, tubes, or Rims/Wheels of this size, you already know, they can get expensive really quick. I received them in 4 days, and they were VERY well packaged and protected. Completely assembled /mounted, and only needed to be inflated. For a complete package like this, you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal than this, much less for something of the same quality.

I'm very happy withe quality and value. I spent months looking for the most cost-effective way to get a decent set of wheels, and I couldn't find anything better- even if I bought the cheapest available parts separately to build them myself. The wheels came fully assembled in a single box. The box definitely took a beating during the shipping process, but were packaged effectively so no damage occurred. The wheels are not tubeless-compatible, they have loose bearing hubs, and quick-release axles. If you're looking for the most value for your money, I would recommend these.

A small wrinkle in the red rim liner I couldn't get out, not a big deal, I bought these mainly for the tires, and to have a second set of winter wheels to switch out. Ready to roll right out of the box.

I build custom ebikes for friends. I needed parts for a "rush" build and ran across this package which included nearly everything to bolt up and go. Very good quality and they arrived undamaged and true. Perfect for this 750w mid-drive for a surfing buddy of 50 years.The seam opposite the valve stem is the way the rims are constructed, not a defect or crack as some may believe.

I have a two hundred miles on these and they are on a hub to mid drive converted fat bike that weighs 90lbs. Climbing steep rocky trails where 90% of the weight is on the rear tire or front when coming back down. I wheigh 200 plus 90 for the bike. Only complaint I have is the tires weren't centered on the wheel, was a pain to center them.

I built my bike around these rims and wheels, since they were ordered first. Its been almost 4 months since I first received my rims/tires, and as I'm mounting them to the frame I notice a split in the rim 180 degrees across from the valve stem. It is definitely a split or break in the rim that looks like was there since manufacturing. When I push around the area of the split I can see where the flexing rim is split all the way through. Can this be right? Is this supposed to be like this? I'm new to fat tire bikes, but I can't believe this is supposed to be used with a split like this...please correct me if I am wrong.