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Posted by RayP(MI) on January 12, 2006 at 17:00:15 from (207.241.138.220):
In Reply to: Tire going flat posted by paulinkansas on January 12, 2006 at 16:08:12:
If the leak is at or immediately around the stem, they have a patch that can be used which replaces the stem. However, without opening up the tire, the condition of the tube is hard to diagnose. If the tube is old and cracked, or chafed from the rim, there may be many weak spots just waiting to give you problems. As the other poster notes, tire dealers don"t much care to work on tires with goop in them. You"re probably due for a new tube. Also as the other poster notes, tractor tires can be hard to work on, especially if you don"t have the equipment. It is usually money well spent to have the experts do the work.
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