Posted by UncleBubbIH on May 09, 2008 at 07:17:41 from (72.49.253.228):
In Reply to: Tire repair posted by 44 massey on May 08, 2008 at 15:48:58:
All I have to say is be carefull if you take it somewhere. We took a tire off the front of our 966 to a local place that says they do agricultural tires, they took the tire off the wrong side of the rim, and it split the bead, so when they put the tire back together it wouldn't hold air. We ended up going about 30 miles north to a place in Eaton, OH and they done a great job, ground the rim clean, rubbed some kind of oil/grease substance on it, oiled the new tube and put it back together, and it didn't take but an hour for them to do the three tires we took.
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