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time for a change?
muddyjames:
--- Quote from: Devon-Rover on October 04, 2008, 17:36:36 ---So far i don't have a problem with mud between the tyre and the rim and i'm on BFG AT's with Freestyle alloys which i think is a similar style rim.
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This is good to know.
My steel rims are rusty in places hence why I think I have problems.
I know someone will post it so I shall beet you to it. I already have alloy wheel nuts. ;) :D
ben_haynes:
--- Quote from: muddyjames on October 04, 2008, 18:05:41 ---
--- Quote from: ben_haynes on October 04, 2008, 17:21:37 ---Yes i change my own using the Hilift under the bumper, 4x4 tyres and car tyres aswell, very easy
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Do you have a problem with balancing or do you go and get them all balanced? If so how much does it cost to get tyres balanced?.
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on My mud tyres i didnt bother as they tend to get out of balance with mud and i dont travel far on them
as for balancing the local selecta tyres balances them for £5 a tyre i get trade discount, but i know most it is £10 a Tyre
--- Quote from: muddyjames on October 04, 2008, 18:05:41 ---
--- Quote from: ben_haynes on October 04, 2008, 17:21:37 ---you dont need Tyre lube, just a small pot of washing up liquid (no water) and a paint brush
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I thought it was some special stuff to bond the tyre to the rim for an air tight seal. If it is just loob then as you say, a bit of fairy will do the job.
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Yes there is something it is only a form of silicone sealant
Range Rover Blues:
--- Quote from: lee celtic on October 04, 2008, 15:48:57 ---Stick tubes in :D
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OOOH, no missus, no :shock:
Tubeless tyres should not be run with tubes in
muddyjames:
I cant buy a big enough puncture repair kit in Halfrauds anyway :lol:
solihull-mick:
OOOH, no missus, no :shock:
Tubeless tyres should not be run with tubes in
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For What Reason?
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