well yesterday i went to go riding and i noticed my right rear tire was damn near flat today both right side tires r almost flat [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img] what r soem stuff to fix it with.. and yes i know about SLIME!!! just don't know how to use it [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] we r gonna have the tires most likely remounted( i thinks the word) u know take it off and put it back on rim [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

tire shops can do that pretty cheap and that's the best they'll put the tire in water to see where the leak is, may need new tires.

 

Go to the Auto Parts Store and, get the flat kit with the Reem, Plug Installer and, the Reddish Brown Plugs and, glue. Reem the hole, Put the gluestuff on the plug and, some on the hole, pop the plug inhalf way in and, half sticking out and, your all set in an hour! ""Note"" Push the plug in Slow, it will seem hard to push in at first but, then it gives way. (my front tire has a plug rolling around inside the tire from my first try) LOL.

Plus is cost you less than 10 for everything!

 

If you plug the hole follow the direction of the puncture....which 99% of the time will not be straight in.
Gary

 

there's no VISIBLE hole and the tires are GOING flat not liek i ran over a nail but i think the bead was broken...

 

the stuff is really easy to use, there is a alittle thing to take the innards of the air plug out by just unscrewing it and now there will be a hole leading into a flat tire and u use half the bottle in each tire, fairly cheap 2 and lasts forever, u run over a nail it fixes itself

 

i hit a branch the other day in a slide and that's what i think broke the bead and made the right rear go flat... and my dad said there's soemthing i nthe front tire between rim and tire so i think it's letting air out.. so i think it's an easy fix [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] i use to use slime for my bike tires... nasty stuff...

 

Do not use slime or fix-a-flat. Been in the tire business for a few years and have seen that stuff do some horrible things to wheels.

Have the hole patched or plug by a local tire shop.

 

well i think it just broke the bead.. i don't like slime or the littel rubber things u shuve into tires... oman i don't rmember who it was but this dude on this forum in his pics his tire had liek 60+ of those in it and slime everyhwere..

 

Speedy, why don't you fill the tires up with air, then with windex (or anything similiar) spray around the bead area and see if it blows bubbles, if it does, you found your problem area.