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tyre problem

Post by jabboo »

ive got this problem with one of my tyres
noticed it when i came back from 4wding must of hit it on something
just wanting to know if this is fixable ?
the tyre is leaking and i have to keep topping it up with air every couple of days.

anyone seen anything like this ? repairable?
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Post by Roctoy »

YEP.
REMOVE THE TYRE AND BASH IT BACK OUT USING A LUMP OF WOOD AND A HAMMER!

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Post by Mudzuki »

Yep, will be fine. If you dont have any reseating gear, any tyre shop will help.
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Post by dieseldude »

Is it just the rim damaged or is teh tyre carcass warping?

Can't make it out from the pictures.......
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Post by dieseldude »

Is it just the rim damaged or is the tyre carcass warping?

Can't make it out from the pictures.......
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Post by Tiny »

dieseldude wrote:Is it just the rim damaged or is the tyre carcass warping?

Can't make it out from the pictures.......


Secon pic looks like carcess is warped, but may be ming tricks with the rim and bead like it is.

Take it to the local and let them tell you, cant really see from pic
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Post by jabboo »

the carcas it warped there is nothing wrong with the rim
thanks
just wanted to know if its fixable or not
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Post by DeWsE »

jabboo wrote:the carcas it warped there is nothing wrong with the rim
thanks
just wanted to know if its fixable or not


Dude I think you just got some crap between the tire and rim. Causing the bead to leak. take it to a tyre store pull it off the rim clean mud/rocks out and reseat. I used to do this evey week with my tires. was bloody annoying
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Post by jabboo »

:armsup: all fixed
broke the bead and cleaned out the krap loads of mud that was in there
reinflated it and it all popped back into shape . cant even tell where the warp was

im happy :P and learnt how to break and reseal a bead.. should feel safer now when im out and about knowing i can do it.
taking the tyre off the rim is another story though.
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Post by muzza_fattire »

jabboo wrote:taking the tyre off the rim is another story though.


Take it off, lay it down, and just get someone to drive onto the tyre.
Pops off just like a toe with a bolt cutter....
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