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My first suggestion would be to take them to a tire shop and have them
break them down and reseal them. Second suggestion would be slime.
don't use fix-a-flat, the gas used to pressurize the tire is flammable.
If al else fails either put tubes in them (little pricey if radials), or
get different tires..
john niolon wrote:
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>I've just built a trailer for a portable welder... found a van rear axle with
>a reasonably good set of tires at the salvage yard... my problem is that the
>tires will leak down over a week or so and it's a pain to keep them up. Any
>suggestions for sealing them ?? slime ?? fix a flat ??? I've heard you
>can have problems with balance and vibration with some of the products... but
>on a trailer it probably shouldn't matter should it ???
>
>It isn't used much and I wondered about the 'fix' settling to the bottom and
>making an off balance blob in the tire ??? I'm already off balance enough
>already :-)
>
>thanks
>john
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John
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