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Re: Leaking Rear tire
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Posted by Tom on September 03, 2003 at 06:02:56 from (12.86.232.131):
In Reply to: Leaking Rear tire posted by Doug Doughty on September 02, 2003 at 10:49:25:
As others have said. Get it fixed quickly before you lose both rims. If it were mine: remove CA, tubes tires. Clean rims, prime rims, paint rims. New tubes. New tires-but if you are skrimping use old ones. Refil with water and antifreeze mix. I quit CA years ago. Water and antifreeze gives pretty good weight, and does not ruin rims if you have small leaks in the future. All the tire stores around here have quit the CA, they all use the water/antifreeze mix now.
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