8n tires

It's water based and does not appear to have any corrosion inhibitors. Three years and a couple of rusted valve cores later, and the tires will now not hold air. Probably going to have to replace the whole valve stem.

The anti-puncture feature sounds like a good idea but in the long run it hasn't worked out like I thought it would. Wonder what the inside of the rims look like??

N - joy.

Mountainman

Howsomevers, lotta off-road types use "slime" for anti-thorn flat-proofing. Go to an off-road motorcycle or ATV japaneese quarter horse store.

You really want real air in your new tires and tubes, its the only springs your tractor has..... ...Dell

Carl

Yes, 90% full is where you want to MAX the tires, it ain't so much as stoppin' sloshin', its keepin' enuff air for cushionin' the tractor tire cords to keep from rupturen' and breakin' the tire and ruinin' it. Stuff you can't see.

And if you ever drive a tractor with water in rear wheels on the highway, there will be a speed just before centrifical force spreads out all the water to the tire outter edge (tread), and you will hopp your tractor down the highway, (you really don't want to go there) and you WILL change your shorts.

Bottom line, don't go too fast on highway with water in the tires..... ...Dell

Unless you've got one of those fancy schmancy Monroe shock absorbed, coil sprung seats! Which I don't.