Tire Bead Leak?
#11
I bought some Xtra Seal Bead Sealer from O'Reilly's. It was a little more expensive than I thought it was going to be, about 12 bucks for a 32oz can.
Here is the link:
Xtra Seal 14-101 - Bead Sealer | O'Reilly Auto Parts
Here is the link:
Xtra Seal 14-101 - Bead Sealer | O'Reilly Auto Parts
#12
Thanks i am going to go get some of that for my tires.
I bought some Xtra Seal Bead Sealer from O'Reilly's. It was a little more expensive than I thought it was going to be, about 12 bucks for a 32oz can.
Here is the link:
Xtra Seal 14-101 - Bead Sealer | O'Reilly Auto Parts
Here is the link:
Xtra Seal 14-101 - Bead Sealer | O'Reilly Auto Parts
#13
The stuff works pretty good. It seems you have to put it on pretty heavy to stop the leaks, well at least for me I had to. I just wonder what the long term effects are, for example, is it going to make the beads harder to break?
Since your tire has a slice in it, it may not work but still worth a shot. How big is the slice?
Since your tire has a slice in it, it may not work but still worth a shot. How big is the slice?
#14
it is only about a inch or so, like someone caught it with a scwer driver but i do have a tube as backup.
The stuff works pretty good. It seems you have to put it on pretty heavy to stop the leaks, well at least for me I had to. I just wonder what the long term effects are, for example, is it going to make the beads harder to break?
Since your tire has a slice in it, it may not work but still worth a shot. How big is the slice?
Since your tire has a slice in it, it may not work but still worth a shot. How big is the slice?
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