slow punctures

Posted by charlesmacleod on January 30, 2007 at 07:35:43 from (195.12.29.157):

Two of my nearest tyre repair businesses are reluctant to fix two rear tractor tyres because they take about a week to go down, "we would probably be wasting your money"
One must be a thorn , cos it's a hedge cutter , the other is on an all terrain fork lift . I could either ignore them (bad for tyres to be crushed by the rim) or try myself , I have a bead breaker. Do I just inflate the tube till it nearly bursts?? or any other ideas , I keep using them and they never get worse! TIA

Replies:

• Re: slow punctures iowa_tire_guy 19:14:42 01/30/07 (0)
• Re: slow punctures Janicholson 15:35:38 01/30/07 (0)
• Re: slow punctures amo 09:32:10 01/30/07 (0)
• Re: slow punctures James22 08:50:57 01/30/07 (0)
• Re: slow punctures msb 08:18:54 01/30/07 (3)
  • Re: slow punctures supergrumpy 11:04:45 01/30/07 (2)
    • Re: slow punctures msb 16:32:53 01/30/07 (1)
      • Re: slow punctures supergrumpy 07:37:04 01/31/07 (0)
• Re: slow punctures David Snipes 07:47:23 01/30/07 (0)

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