Re: Fluid Levels In Rear Tires

Posted by paul on October 05, 2000 at 07:05:31 from (216.161.109.2):

In Reply to: Fluid Levels In Rear Tires posted by Tommy D on October 05, 2000 at 06:41:57:

What do you mean by 'full'? There must be some air in the tires, or you will ruin them. Liquid doesn't compress, so you would be riding around on stiff un-flexing tires if you had them 'full' of liquid.

They should be 'full' to the top of the rim - leave the space from the top of the rim to the top of the tire for air.

You fell for the anifreeze idea? That stuff is lightweight, lighter than water. CC is the correct stuff, the salt disolves into the water, making it much heavier than water. It is the way to actually add weight. People talk about rust if it leaks - but, keep your tires maintained and you shouldn't have leaks?

--->Paul

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