Posted by rustytenn on November 02, 2007 at 08:09:00 from (206.74.91.254):
In Reply to: 18.4 38 tire pressure posted by rustytenn on November 01, 2007 at 18:54:04:
Well, just had the co-op truck come out and fix my tire. wasnt nothing stuck in it. it was just pinched AGAIN.where it was pinched this time it was a thin spot in the tube.the tire man said he had put a new tube in someone elses a while back and the next day the costumer called and said he had a knot opn the side of his tire and it ended up being a defective tube.i dont think EVERY time mine gets pinched is the tubes fault.but anyway i"ve got 22psi in it now. I was runnin 18 and it looked really like it needed more.I believe next time i need tires i'll try bias ply. i only got the radials cause i figured they would last longer.in one of the replys someone mentioned calcium. here they dont put calcium anymore due to it rustin the rim.they put methonal.thats one more thing if i didnt need the extra traction in winter months i would just run them dry. but anyway..... thanks for all the replys. rusty
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