$$ to the Miller Tire shop and see what they can find. Next possible- check a Pirelli dealer catalog and look at the antique tire section, Citroen 2CV and early VW, etc- they used some skinny 16 inchers. Cheap tires to get around- stop at the Honda Motorcycle dealer and see what they have for used, takeoff in 16 inch- a Rebel back tire as I remember my brothers was a 4.25/4.60x16 and my CM400 is a 4.60x16. Couple small 'sports' style rigs have 16 inch tires up front also about 4.00 inch- varies from 3.50 to 4.50 in the ribbed tread. Well worn but holding air is take it for a root beer so we don't have to pay to dispose of before inspection if we can't make it into a boat bumper- tube will be $5.00 though. RN.
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