None of the rubber standard inflatable tires on my generators, power washer or utility trailer ever hold air. No issues with dry rotted tires or bad inner tubes. Is there something that I can do to address the issue or am I just dealing with a common issue?
Utility tire pressure question
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I've used slime on them....about the only things I'd ever use it on. Probably crappy Schrader valves....
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+1 SLIME at Walmart's. Make sure the tire is warm and rotate the tire as you are putting the slime in and continue to rotate tire as long as your arm permits. Ha
Put a tube in. Most of those wheels are designed for tubes and have tubeless tires on them. Their bead is not designed for a tubeless tire to seal on.
You can also use tire slime.
You can also use tire slime.
Get the solid ones at HF
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Get the solid ones at HF
Got these on my air compressor. Not having to add air is a big deal.
My power washer tires never ever hold air.... so I filled them with Great Stuff. They're fine, now!
My utility trailer gets used on public roads, so I wouldn't pull any stunts that could endanger others on the road.
Get the solid ones at HF
Got these on my air compressor. Not having to add air is a big deal.
My power washer tires never ever hold air.... so I filled them with Great Stuff. They're fine, now!
My utility trailer gets used on public roads, so I wouldn't pull any stunts that could endanger others on the road.
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