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does tyre sealant work on quad tyres?

enricoh · 2013-04-22 12:42:15

hi, i've a set of quad tyres that i put tubes into last year, the tubes are puncturing due to rubbing against the pattern on the inside of the tyres. does anyone use the cans of tyreweld etc n does it work on low psi tyres - would only have 8 to 10 psi in them? ta

22-04-2013 12:42pm

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enricoh

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hi, i've a set of quad tyres that i put tubes into last year, the tubes are puncturing due to rubbing against the pattern on the inside of the tyres.
does anyone use the cans of tyreweld etc n does it work on low psi tyres - would only have 8 to 10 psi in them?
ta

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#2 22-04-2013 12:44pm

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enricoh wrote: »

hi, i've a set of quad tyres that i put tubes into last year, the tubes are puncturing due to rubbing against the pattern on the inside of the tyres.
does anyone use the cans of tyreweld etc n does it work on low psi tyres - would only have 8 to 10 psi in them?
ta

Simple answer is yes it will probably work. For how long? try in and u will find out

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#3 22-04-2013 12:46pm

reilig

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Don't use tyre weld - it is for a once off repair. Use sludge or slime or another type of puncture prevention which will stay in the tyres for a few years.

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#4 22-04-2013 12:57pm

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we use it and it seems to work fine

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#5 22-04-2013 9:08pm

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Works fine but dont make em rock hard

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