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Offline JENSSEN

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Tire that repairs
« on: September 19, 2010, 01:35:40 AM »
Biased ply tires, specifically can stitch and revulcanize a sidewall,..

Anybody?
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Offline cLAY

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Re: Tire that repairs
« Reply #1 on: September 19, 2010, 01:44:28 PM »
Let me know if you find someone. I've got two almost new 37" IROKS that need side wall repair. I looked around about a year ago. Was told it would have to go back to the factory for repair and cost about 3/4 of what a new one was worth.
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Offline superles

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Re: Tire that repairs
« Reply #2 on: September 19, 2010, 02:16:59 PM »
try fountain tire on blackfoot as they have a retread plant. Have done this before, but note that no tire shop will probably mount after for you do to liability.  this will be up to you, so take precautions.
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Offline Rubi03 jef

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Re: Tire that repairs
« Reply #3 on: September 19, 2010, 05:21:45 PM »
ive worked in my fair share f tire shops and none of them would do side wall repairs

ive have had 2 tires on my cars blow out the side wall on the high way and honestly its the only to flats i have ever had and besides alittle vib and slight pulling it wasnt anything that couldnt be controled and thats at 140 plus km a hour

as for a larger tire i can see it being a bit more of a issue due to larger side walls but ive driving home after every wheeling trip on 8lbs and never had a problem

the last trip i got mud in my valve stem in the rear passenger tire and by the time i got home it was emtpy and on the highway i didnt notice anything slower speeds i felt it .

so i dont know what the big deal is about side wall repair . maybe if its on a lifted diesel with a trailer behind it i can see more issues but with a jeep i dont think theres enough weight to the truck tocause the tire to just rip apart


maybe we can get mythbusters to get this all figured out
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Offline superles

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Re: Tire that repairs
« Reply #4 on: September 19, 2010, 05:31:11 PM »
Had one done last year. I only use my rig for offroad and never drive it on  the street. For these repairs cases it's who you know.  Any type of tire that is a side wall vulacanized repair or any type of vulcanized repair should never be used on the street.
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Offline vantagetes

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Re: Tire that repairs
« Reply #5 on: September 26, 2010, 11:29:19 PM »
Hell yeah!?



Wait wait..this one takes the cake. Not recommended for highway speeds...




What about running tubes?
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Offline WhiteOut

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Re: Tire that repairs
« Reply #6 on: September 26, 2010, 11:58:19 PM »
Kal-Tire's heavy equipment section might be able to help, I seem to remember them coming to site a bunch to fix the telehandler's tires.
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