Posted by Alinark on November 03, 2011 at 17:46:12 from (70.178.17.197):
went this am to pick up replacement tire looked it over told the fella to install without glue,tube, or any of that cow snot. watched them boys for 45 minutes trying to get the tire to inflate on the rim they tried everything from repeated blasts from the tire machine, they had one of those small tanks that give it a big blast of air at least a dozen times. out of the kindness of my heart i decided to put them out of there misery i told them to put the tire in the back of my truck like it was the look on there faces was priceless. took it to another tire that i have talked to but never bought from was embarrassed to say the least in about 3 minutes they had the tire inflated. will check in the morning for leaks thanks for the suggestions al
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