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Question "fat tyres"

I hope I am in the correct forum - "fat tyres"!
Will a 26x1.75 tyre fit a 26x2.10 rim?

Now before you laugh, I do not own a mountain bike (this is for a friend) and I have always had the same size road wheels hence the choice of user name.
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Will a 26x1.75 tyre fit a 26x2.10 rim?
There are actually several different 26" size rims! You have to check the ERTO on the existing tyre & the new tyre.

Otherwise, you should be "okay" putting the narrower tyre on the current rim which is hopefully a 559x17, a 559x22, or something in between.
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BTW. You'll probably need to use different tubes for the two different tyre sizes.
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