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Where can I get some skinnier wheels?

My team and I need to get our hands on some 15" wheels that are less than 1 1/2" thick, but we can't seem to find them. Do you guys know where we could get our hands on a couple?
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"Hey Mark, while you're out scouting, tell the other teams our robot has a Flux Capacitor"
"No. Even if we did, we lack both the plutonium power supply and the motors necessary to reach the 88 mph requirement for time travel. Besides, the Infinite Improbablility Drive is way cooler than the Flux Capacitor."
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