Re: Anti-freeze for tire weight

Posted by mrnnn on September 17, 2005 at 07:29:29 from (65.37.66.253):

In Reply to: Anti-freeze for tire weight posted by Kerwin on September 16, 2005 at 14:51:42:

I think the biggest problem with using
antifreeze is you have just taken a couple of
gallons of the stuff and turned it into 30 or
more gallons of toxic waste that your tire
changer is not going to want to deal with or if
you don't tell him and he drains all that
antifreeze into his calcium chloride tank he's
going to be pretty unhappy and so will you if
you have to pay to clean it out. Beet juice (rim
guard) or calcium chloride is the easiest to
deal with in the long term just keep your tubes
in good shape . or if you live wee it doesn't get
to cold use water.

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