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13 mm Hoosier-Lettered Rubber Drag Tires: Pair, Contents and Fit Guide

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13 mm Hoosier-Lettered Rubber Drag Tires: Pair, Contents and Fit Guide

This offer supplies a pair of black rubber drag tires with white Hoosier sidewall lettering. The listed size is 13 mm. It is a tires-only purchase: wheels and axles are excluded.

Keep the quantity in mind when comparing this listing with a complete wheel set. Two tires are a different package from four wheels with tires already fitted, even if both listings use a similar drag-racing appearance.

Source specifications

Quantity
Two tires
Material and appearance
Black rubber drag tires with white Hoosier sidewall lettering
Listed size
13 mm
Offer format
Tires only
Not included
Wheels and axles
Intended project context
1:64 diecast projects; fit must be checked for the specific wheels and casting

Check the wheels and body clearance

Compare the listed tire size, inner opening and width with the wheels you intend to use. Then check the space available around the body and chassis. A matching size label does not establish the fit of every part in the assembly.

The source places these tires in the context of 1:64 diecast projects, but it does not guarantee compatibility with every Hot Wheels, Matchbox or other casting. Use the actual measurements of your project before ordering.

Questions before choosing

Does one purchase contain two tires or four?

The source lists two tires: one pair.

Are wheels or axles supplied?

No. The offer contains tires only; wheels and axles are not included.

Will they fit every 1:64 car?

The source gives no universal-fit guarantee. Check the tire opening and width against the wheels, then check body and chassis clearance.

Where to find it

Use the retailer listing for current availability, photographs and purchase terms.

Source facts checked against the MuncleMikes catalog snapshot dated 2026-10-23. Fit and buying notes are editorial guidance; no hands-on test is claimed.