matt, there are a few options for you. lot of guys use winshield washer fluid, there is a product called rim gard, made from beet juice, some use the rv antifreeze that safe for the enviornment. i use water and calcuim chloride. i run 5 lbs calcuim per gallon mix to ballast heavy. calcuim runs about 14 dollars for a 50 lb bag. your tires should hold 28 gallons of water each and 140 lbs of chloride per tire. gives a total weight of 374 lbs per tire. you can do em yourself, pretty easy. get a liquid fill adapter from the farm store or napa, and a home depot 12 dollar drill powered water pump. you can mix in a 55 gallon drum. add your 28 gallon of water, then the chloride, stir till dissolved. the mix will get real hot. let it cool overnite then pump it in the tire. repeat for the other side. i'd put new tubes in , and i paint the inside of my rims with por 15 rust converter primer. brush on two coats. here is a link to a tire ballast chart.
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