Posted by Janicholson on September 21, 2007 at 16:43:23 from (66.173.50.60):
In Reply to: weatherd tires posted by Pat-CT on September 21, 2007 at 10:57:57:
When not if. The difficult part is determining the state of the fabric of the tire. If it is not visible in the cracks at all, there is a better chance than even it will last a while. If it is showing, the sun has probably gotten to it and weakened it. There are products to "caulk" tire cracks (some use black urethane window and door sealer, letting it cure for 10 days with the tire off the ground). My brother had a 15psi tire sidewall on his I9 international blow windows out of his house at 30 yards. It sounded like a stick of dynamite. Good luck, JimN
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