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All things considerd cost, rust ect. what is the best fluid to run in tubless tires? I am in AZ so freezing is not an issue. thanx in advance.
 
I use calcium in tubeless tires.Just make sure the inside rim is well protected with piant.The absence of oxygen will not rust.I've have WAY more problems with calcium in tube type tires.This was recomended by my tire guy years ago.He knew what he was talking about!
 
(quoted from post at 10:57:07 03/09/14) I use calcium in tubeless tires.Just make sure the inside rim is well protected with piant.The absence of oxygen will not rust.I've have WAY more problems with calcium in tube type tires.This was recomended by my tire guy years ago.He knew what he was talking about!
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Steve I am right with you on this. I know that many don't like the idea, but once the original oxygen is used up, probably in less than a week no more corrosion can take place, unless you keep giving it more air.
 
At home on the farm we always run tubes! My boss in the sludge spreading bussiness had trouble with cutting valve stems on front tires! So he took the tubes out and ran beet juice in tubeless tires wont eat the rims! Just a mess to change tires
 
(quoted from post at 11:51:32 03/09/14) All things considerd cost, rust ect. what is the best fluid to run in tubless tires? I am in AZ so freezing is not an issue. thanx in advance.
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Plain ole H2O is fine if freezing isn't a problem. I've had plain H2O in tractor rear tires for several yrs here in N Texas with no problems but I don't use that tractor in the Winter.
 
As Jim said if freezing is not a issue just use plain old water.
I have a adapter that fits on the valve stem and a garden hose I bought at the tractor parts place. Works great.
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Havent I read that they put PEANUT oil in tires now? Just a tad less weight but no rust, no freeze, and doesn't mess with the tire rubber.
 
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