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Real Riders w/ Goodyear tampo (chrome hub)Įxtremely early style of two-piece plastic wheel Lamella Rubber Wheels on the Stunt Ratz Cars, Singly or in the Stunt Ratz Rat-A-Pult Launcher SetĮarly style of rubber wheel with large tread only found on X-V Racersįeatures a rim style resembling the blades of a turbochargerĮxtremely thin disc-like wheel only used on Flippers Recently re-introduced on several castings in The Hot Ones and Flying Customs linesĨ-Spoke chrome construction wheels with a highly-ridged tire

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Originally for the Ultra Hots series in the mid-80's, but later used on other cars until 1995. Real Riders turbine wheels w/Off-Road tiresĬame with Gray or White hubs with 'Goodyear' printed on tires The original Real Riders wheels are often referred to as 'Real Riders turbine wheels' in recent years due to the vast variety of different hub styles of Real Riders now. Gray and White sometimes had 'Goodyear' printed on the tires. These are the tiny rollers used in Military-themed vehiclesĬame with Gray, White, Red, Yellow or Orange hubs. Used on most cars from 1973 - 1976, and on some in 1977 Used on the RRRumblers, Chopcycles and related motorcycle castings afterwards, MotoCross, Street Eater Used on the Fat Daddy Sizzlers, RRRumblers and related series Used on most 1970 cars and all cars from 1971 - 1972 and on a few cars between 19 2 piece 'cap' style wheel Used on all cars from 19 as well as a few cars in 1970 Spoilers attached with a white or pink bushing Used on a few Hong Kong cars in 1968, came in small and medium sizes attached with a white or pink bushing The 'wheel' is inset a few millimeters from the 'tire'. Also see Wheel Types (By Type) for more information. This is a list of all types used between 1968 and the present, in order of first appearance. Mattel has released many different wheel styles for Hot Wheels cars.

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