Tire work supplies

Sparktrician · Nov 25, 2016

So this summer I bought a tire changer, for wagon / implement wheels, Skidloader, etc.

Where is a good place to order valves, cores, patches, etc?

glennster · Nov 25, 2016

I get my tire supplies from napa.

Michael Soldan · Nov 25, 2016

I usually go to NAPA for bead seal, and valve stems. I have found the best tire bead lube..Alberto Vo5 hair conditioner. Its only $1.97 and it is slick and slippery, does the job well and the tires rinse off easily when you are all done. It is the cheapest and best tire lube that I have ever purchased !

Dalex · Nov 25, 2016

I'm a fan of Myers Tire supply. They have branches in all major cities. From $10K tire machines to 35 cent core easy outs , they got it !

RayP(MI) · Nov 25, 2016

Now what in the world caused you to try that?

Glenn F. · Nov 25, 2016

I use plain old lard....Works very well, but does not easily rinse off with water!

Glenn F.

jeffcat · Nov 25, 2016

For tire plugs," that brown stiky rope you shove in the hole" the best I have found is the Camel brand. Holds right away and stays put. If you have a really big hole you need the plug patch from the inside. Just what I have found. Just for giggles, have you ever tryed those super heavy duty metal tubless valve stems? They are so tuff you could probably bend the rim. A vale stem fish is another handy litte tool. Saves a whole lot of squished fingers!

Dave Sherburne, NY · Nov 25, 2016

Gemplers has a lot of those supplies.
Gemplers

504 · Nov 25, 2016

Buy them from a local tire shop,they will sell them, and they always have a fresh supply. Buy the same brand all of the time,Camel patches may not hold using Tip Top glue.

mtf · Nov 25, 2016

I get most all my tubes from summit racing, best prices and free shipping with $100 or more.

Moonlite37 · Nov 25, 2016

Perhaps he found KY too costly

MikeinKy · Nov 25, 2016

I get mine from the Tech tire repair guy.

LarryH · Nov 25, 2016

we sell tire repair supplies at huge discounts to chain stores due to we buy in large quantities ----email with needs and I will email you quotes ---we ship all across the us and satisfaction is guaranteed

Dalex · Nov 25, 2016

Hahahahahah

Hobo,NC · Nov 25, 2016

(quoted from post at 02:37:22 11/26/16) So this summer I bought a tire changer, for wagon / implement wheels, Skidloader, etc.

Where is a good place to order valves, cores, patches, etc?

REPAIR GUIDE AND CATALOG LINKS

http://www.31inc.com/

I get most of my supplies from advance auto, Sometimes they have to order them but it only takes a day are so. I buy bulk 50 to a box 17-413-50 are advance # 1741350 cost me 25 cents apiece, A box is $11 and some change.

Most popular #
17-412
17-413
17-414

I rarely plug a tire from the out side I dismount it and repair it the correct way from the inside. Its expensive to tool up and time consuming that/s why you will not see many go there.

Get a can of bead sealer a tire valve insulation tool and mounting lube (you can not use to much).

showcrop · Nov 25, 2016

Tech Tire Supplies and Equipment. They are nation wide.

RBnWA · Nov 25, 2016

Hey Sparkytrician Check with the shop at the big grain place you do work for. Richard

Dean · Nov 25, 2016

Gemplers.

Dean

Dr. Walt · Nov 26, 2016

So when he fries a tire it smells like Bacon instead of burning rubber. LOL

hd6gtom · Nov 26, 2016

your local tire shop will usually sell you fresh patches and glue. We used Meyers tire supply for a few things and Bowes products for most of our patches and glues. Remember tire plugs are a lawyers best friend.

Jim in Ma. · Nov 26, 2016

NAPA works for me.

stonerock · Nov 26, 2016

tech rubber johnstown ohio

Blackhole49 · Nov 26, 2016

Myers Tire Supply.

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