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21-02-2007, 11:15 PM posted to alt.home.lawn.garden
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Tractor Tire Ply question
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If you are having that many flats you should check into having the tires
foam filled.
I think I will. After a quick google search, it seems this is
something that has to be done at a shop, not a DIY project. Are there
DIY options out there? If not, whats an aproximate price for a tire of
this size? (23x10.5-12) Obviously easily worth $50-70/tire as thats
the going rate for a replacement, and this would obviously last much
longer. Currently both tires are flat, but have very good tread on
them, would it be possible to fill these, or do I need to buy new ones
to fill?
Only a local lawn & garden or tire shop will be able to give you prices.
Internet shopping is probably not gonna work because they are quite
heavy when filled. Shipping would kill you. I have never seen any DIY
kits. If your existing tires have good tread and the sidewalls are not
cracked or dry-rotted then certainly you should have them filled instead
of buying new.
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