16" Rear Rim

**jonathan180iq** · 11-02-2021, 09:16 AM

Just giving it a quick glance, I can find plenty of these tires on Alibaba, but there doesn't seem to be a market for them here in the US.

When it comes to wheel swaps, there will either be something simple that's a direct bolt on that people have discovered, or you'll learn that it's just not worth the effort! lol. Speaking from experience, here. Even putting a wheel from the same manufacturer and same model, but Euro spec, tends to be a nightmare.

Anyway, I will add my two cents, if you're just looking at some very light trail riding, then basic all purpose tires are going to do just fine. You're not going to be leaning the GZ into deep ruts and cutting it in at 90 degrees, you know what I mean? For just pebbles and dirt and grass trails, you'll find that generic treads are going to be pretty good. The Pirelli Route 66, for example, looks like a great all around tire and should do what you want.

11-02-2021, 09:16 AM	#2
jonathan180iq Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Dalton, GA Posts: 3,996	Just giving it a quick glance, I can find plenty of these tires on Alibaba, but there doesn't seem to be a market for them here in the US. When it comes to wheel swaps, there will either be something simple that's a direct bolt on that people have discovered, or you'll learn that it's just not worth the effort! lol. Speaking from experience, here. Even putting a wheel from the same manufacturer and same model, but Euro spec, tends to be a nightmare. Anyway, I will add my two cents, if you're just looking at some very light trail riding, then basic all purpose tires are going to do just fine. You're not going to be leaning the GZ into deep ruts and cutting it in at 90 degrees, you know what I mean? For just pebbles and dirt and grass trails, you'll find that generic treads are going to be pretty good. The Pirelli Route 66, for example, looks like a great all around tire and should do what you want.
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