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The ones I found on a net search already had 26" tires, so yes.
Keep in mind though that there are several different 26" sizes, and they're not compatible.
Have a look at the sidewalls of the current tires for a size designation in millimeters.
Should be 559xsomething. 559 is the diameter, and the most important number. The "something" is the width.Then buy tires that are 559 in diameter, and something like 47-54 mm wide.
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