Posted by old on December 17, 2009 at 08:01:28 from (4.245.4.57):
In Reply to: New tires Flat free posted by Old Roy on December 16, 2009 at 22:35:29:
Shoot off and on since the early 60s they have had tires that would fix them self's or could be run flat for 50 or so miles. Nothing new here just a tkae off from what had been done in the past and all of what had been tried back then where dropped because of one problem or the other. One I remember from about 25 years ago was a self sealing tire that had a tar like stuff on the in side which did work but if that stuff didn't fix it, it could not be fixed by patching it because of having no way to get the tar stuff out of the way for a patch
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