CALL FOR A QUOTE." Aircraft Tires (not flyable, not for highway use)... All prices are in U.S. dollars and subject to change without notice All prices are in U.S. dollars and subject to change without notice. Tire size and height are in inches. Weight and capacity are in pounds. NA means Not Available. All measurements are approximate. No guarantee is expressed or implied regarding any information provided. Hey Machinery Company, Inc. is not responsible for misprints or improper use of tires. All tires are for non-highway use only. Do not exceed 25 MPH. Copyright © 2009-2016 Hey Machinery Company, Inc. Compare Quality used tires and retreadable casings for cars and light trucks Sinotyre Industrial Qingdao Limited US $90-200 Transaction LevelDesser Tire & Rubber CompanyThe North American A36 went into production in 1942. The A36 was the Ground Attack / Dive Bomber version of the P-51 Mustang. At its high point 1944, there were 500 A36's in service, but shortly after these aircraft were withdrawn and they were retired in 1945.

This colorful B.F. Goodrich ad from the early 40's is a nice historical piece. for great deals on tires, including those for the A36.Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyHave you heard of Clarence Bell? Clarence was an early pilot, holder of license no. 127. Clarence was instrumental in Goodyear's development of the first practical aircraft braking system. This ad was a nice tribute to him in the 1930's. Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyHappy Independence Day!Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyInformative B.F. Goodrich "No Guesswork" ad from the 1940's. String Of Lights For Christmas VillageThis ad shows the steps in aircraft tire testing. Cat Cult T Shirt for great deals on aircraft tires and accessories. Resin Patio Furniture Manufacturers /27mw3bvwClick here to support Alaska Bush Airplanes Tires Slashed by Chris PalmerDesser Tire & Rubber CompanyThank you for serving.

We can't imagine where we would be if you didn't!!Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyCorsair F-4U featured in this stunning B.F. Goodrich Airplane of the month ad. The Corsair was the first navy plane to have a landing gear that retracted into a fully enclosed well. The Corsair was a work horse that served mightily in WW II and into the Korean War. Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyBeautiful B.F. Goodrich Airplane of the Month featuring the Grumman Wildcat.Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyAmazing B.F. Goodrich Airplane of the month featuring the B-29 Superfortress. Almost 4,000 B-29's were produced from 1943-1946. The B-29's were so advanced for their time, they stayed in service in different variants until the 1960's. The details and colors are so vivid. Desser Tire & Rubber Company1947 Goodyear Aircraft Tire Ad featuring the B-36 Peacemaker. This tire was over 9 feet tall!Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyGreat B.F. Goodrich Airliner of the month featuring TWA's ConstellationDesser Tire & Rubber Company added 2 new photos.

Bell P-39 Airacobra featured as The BF Goodrich Airplane of the month as well as in Goodyear's Chosen for Safety series. The P-39 was a very important aircraft during the early years of WW II.Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyGoodyear ad in the July 1946 issue of Aviation News featuring the Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star.Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyB.F. Goodrich ad featuring the Grumman Hellcat. The Hellcat was produced from 1942 to 1945. Over 12,000 were made by the end of WW II. The last Air Force to use the Hellcat was the Uruguayan, which phased them out in 1960. This great ad has amazing details. Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyIn 1929, the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company introduced its first Airwheel, a low-pressure balloon tire for use on airplanes. Alvin J. Musselman developed this tire that Goodyear referred to as the Musselman type in its press releases. It used a small rim and a large section tire that was capable of carrying heavy loads. In airplane use, it also eliminated the need for costly shock absorbers due to it’s cushioning abilities.

This new Airwheel was patented by Musselman and th...e rights assigned to Goodyear. The company announced it to the public at the beginning of August in 1929. Earlier in the summer the Tire Company paraded one of the huge twelve feet tall by four foot wide tires, which only needed to be inflated to three p.s.i. around the city of Akron, Ohio to publicize it. The tire pictured was for PR purposes and was not for an aircraft. Desser Tire & Rubber Company1947 Flying Magazine Snap-on ad. Looks like a DC-3 landing gear. Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyPalmer Tyres of London made aircraft tires, wheels, brakes, hose and offered engineering services. Palmer was started by American, John Palmer in 1895 and may have been the first aircraft tire producer with tires on aircraft in 1911. Here's an interesting link about Palmer Tyres. /FlightPD…/…/1952%20-%200077.PDF Desser Tire & Rubber CompanyGoodyear, The World's Most Reliable Airplane Tire with Built in Wear Indicator and Metal Shield Great ad from the 60's touting Goodyear's RS design which had Red Cord under the tread that would appear when the tire was ready to remove.

The ad also mentions a Metal Shield in the tires which looks from the picture as metal embedded in the carcass above the plies. and try our new shopping cart. Desser Tire & Rubber Company1945 General Tire advertisement congratulating United Airlines on its 25th anniversary. Very nice period ad. Those aircraft look like DC-4'sDesser Tire & Rubber CompanyWas this the first "MONSTER TRUCK?" 1942 PR photo showing a Vermont Mailman will not be stopped whether it's Rain, Sleet or Snow. The tires pictured are B.F. Goodrich aircraft tires the mailman got used from Perkins Airlines. Just goes to show you that big tires on trucks go a lot farther back than our generation! 150 x 30 Tost Tire 180 x 35 Tost Tire 200 x 50 Aero Classic tire 200 x 50 Tost Aero Tire 210 x 65 Aero Classic Tire 255 x 110 Stomil "Wersja" Tire 260 x 85 Tost Tire 280 x 250 x 4 Tire 280 x 250-4 Aero Classic 6 Ply 336 x 115-5 Tost Aero Tire (5.00 x 5) 350 x 135 Aero Classic