Ninco Tires 20 x 7 question(Rubbering in)

[acmost]

Greetings!

Since I recently fired back up my track after a long, long hiatus I decided to give this 'rubbering in' thing a try.
I think it's actually working, I pulled off the sillies, dug out what rubber I could figure out fit & just been running my few cars that way the past few weeks.

Anyway...Ninco 20 x 7s are really hooking up well, which they never did before...which is cool because I like the classic 50/60s stuff.
So - what 3rd party, non-plastic wheels accept these things. I have some BWAs, the real skinny ones and they work. Anything else that might be more readily available?

Thanks!

[HomeRacingWorld]

Slot Car Corner/CB Design 15x7's work for the classics.

[nhdungeonracer]

15x7 CB Design wheels are available in 5 Spoke design, Classic Steelie or plain Insert style where you can insert your own style of wheel.

[acmost]

Excellent, hey thanks you guys. I have a bunch of 15x8 CB Designs but didn't realize there were 15x7s. I'll pick some up. Do they take the same size slot.it wrench like the 15x8s?

[RichD]

Yes!

[acmost]

Alrighty then...thanks!

[goosenapper]

[munter]

These Ninco 20 X 7 classic tires are the default tires for the International proxy series...at least on the driving rear wheels. They do work quite well.

[PeteN95]

+1 And the 20x9s are great too for some of the classics that can use larger rear tires! They work very well on some of the classic Monograms, GS, Jags, Chappy, etc.

[choc-ice]

I use that size on most of my cars, I get wheels from Penelope Pitlane or RS Slot Racing.

They're just right for most '70s sedans