Draining liquid from rear tires

Posted by glenshoe on September 27, 2000 at 11:16:21 from (198.246.67.47):

I have an "A" that I'm gradually restoring while using lightly. I'd like to get around to painting the wheels and rims pretty soon. The rear tires have liquid (I'm assuming calcium chloride) AND wheel weights. I can't imagine that I need all that extra weight for light duty (no plowing or other high traction needs). Can anyone suggest a reason for keeping the liquid in the tires? I was thinking of driving to an area where I don't mind the vegetation kill from the calcium chloride and just draining it and then refilling with a portable compressor.

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• Re: Draining liquid from rear tires Haas 19:44:20 09/27/00 (0)
• Re: Draining liquid from rear tires David A 13:42:05 09/27/00 (1)
  • Re: Re: Draining liquid from rear tires a hanes 18:59:24 09/27/00 (0)

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