No so slow tire leaks
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Not so slow tire leaks
So all my tires have a slow leak and the rear tires leak twice as fast as the front. I posted a while ago (https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...ad.php?t=36635) about my rims corroding...
Are my rims shot? I am filling up the rear tires on a weekly basis, drop from 35#'s to 15#'s. I have about 42k miles on these tires with no damage or excessive wear to speak of.
I was planning on new rims & tires when these wore out but it looks like I may have to expedite my rim purchase. I would prefer black rockcrawler steelies (keeping it cheap) but am unsure how long they would last with our lovely winter salt situation.
Let me know what you guys think...Thanks, Jeff
Are my rims shot? I am filling up the rear tires on a weekly basis, drop from 35#'s to 15#'s. I have about 42k miles on these tires with no damage or excessive wear to speak of.
I was planning on new rims & tires when these wore out but it looks like I may have to expedite my rim purchase. I would prefer black rockcrawler steelies (keeping it cheap) but am unsure how long they would last with our lovely winter salt situation.
Let me know what you guys think...Thanks, Jeff
Last edited by PotterFX4; 05-08-2007 at 08:55 AM.
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Originally Posted by zabeard
keep the alcoas. they just need some sealant on them or you have something wrong with your valve stems, something along that line.
ive heard of the clear coat cracking and having issues with sealing, a good tire shop would buff that edge of the rim and use some sealant.
ive heard of the clear coat cracking and having issues with sealing, a good tire shop would buff that edge of the rim and use some sealant.
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