Bruce SEKs
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Does anyone use this tiregard product in their tractor tires. Getting real tired of flats
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miner09
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- Location
- Pattonville Texas
Years ago we used inter liners when you used tubes. Some people would take a old tire(different size) and cut beads off and put it over the front tire. You never had a flat after that.
BarnyardEngineering
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- Location
- Rochester, NY
What is "this tiregard product?"
I did a google search and did not come up with anything named "Tiregard" or "Tire gard" that advertised as being a product to help prevent flats.
I did a google search and did not come up with anything named "Tiregard" or "Tire gard" that advertised as being a product to help prevent flats.
DoubleO7
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- Location
- Crystal River, FL
https://tiregard.net
They are either ineffective or not worth the money as this seems to be the only company making them.
Gemplers has a few sizes.
They are either ineffective or not worth the money as this seems to be the only company making them.
Gemplers has a few sizes.
BarnyardEngineering
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- Location
- Rochester, NY
All I found was a line of cheap Chinese made digital tire gauges.
A ground down old tire carcass, to be placed inside your new tire to effectively make it much thicker to penetrate the outer layers before
puncturing your inner tube. They do extend a bit up the side wall. It is also suggested to place and old cut up inner tube between the new
inner tube and the liner.
puncturing your inner tube. They do extend a bit up the side wall. It is also suggested to place and old cut up inner tube between the new
inner tube and the liner.
MARK ROBKE
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About 25yrs ago I took a front tire to get it repaired while having the rear tires replaced. Instead of fixing it he injected 'thorn dope'. As far as I remember I have never added any air to this tire since then. I worked in a small tractor repair shop for a few years after I retired and we had something similar-it was pink and it worked well, too. I just cannot remember the name of the product right now-sorry. Mark.
That is called a reliner And I used them years ago in a one year old pair of Firestone field and road that the sidewals broke between every lug and Firestone would do nothing about the tire sidewall failure. That is why I would never buy a new firestone tractor tire. If I was buying a tractor from a dealer with them on I would make them take the Firestone off and replace with any other brand.
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