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  • jeepfxr
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    I've slimed the tires and that did the trick. I never used slime before but I'm now a believer. Thanks Mike

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  • jeepfxr
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    I got some slime and will try that first. Thanks Mike

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  • Mike
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    Have you put slime in the tires yet? If not do that and drive it around for a while. Drive it a few more times throughout the week and your problem should go away.

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  • jeepfxr
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    Another tire question.

    I'm still fighting leaking tires.Can the tires on a Max IV be foam - filled and be okay that way ?
    Last edited by Mike; 10-16-2010, 11:26 PM. Reason: moved post to existing thread

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  • Heaven's Pavement
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    My 2 pennies

    I had one leak on the rim after wirebrushing/repainting, it looked better but still leaked, I put green slime in it and set the tire on each side turing, ect making sure the whole inside was well coated, rim leak gone.

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  • brushcutter
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    Also check for rusted spots on the rims. I have had leaks due to that.

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  • jeepfxr
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    Max Iv Tires

    Thanks for all the ideas. I'll post again when I get the problem fixed, JEEPFXR

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  • racerone3
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    while checking your tires for leaks with soapy water, a lot of people fail to look at the valve stems. the cores could be loose, be tight and leaking (dirt holding them slightly open) or the stems themselves could be dry rotted.
    just a few ideas before you buy new tires

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  • rdr
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    Originally posted by Mr_Riveter View Post
    Hey Buddy, why don't you just install tubes. I've punctured a few of my tires and they were actually too bad to fix and yet I've installed tubes and have been motoring for quite some time with no problems.
    that works but at 1 to 2 3 lbs they spin and cut the tubes robbie this is a on line ste with good prices Motorcycle Tires, ATV Tires, Lawn Tires, Carlisle Tires

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  • Mr_Riveter
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    Originally posted by jeepfxr View Post
    I have a MAX IV that I need to replace 2 tires on. They are Goodyear Rawhide 22 x 11 x 8..Does anyone know of a source in SE Michigan or a store that sells them on-line ? I keep losing air pressure and can't find any leaks in them even using soapy water. Also, where are the drain plugs located in the tub ? Thanks for any help from another old new guy
    Hey Buddy, why don't you just install tubes. I've punctured a few of my tires and they were actually too bad to fix and yet I've installed tubes and have been motoring for quite some time with no problems.

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  • rdr
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    carlise has them jest about any tire dealor can get them robbie

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  • jeepfxr
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    Goodyear tires.

    I messed up this thread from the beginning. The tires I have are 21 x 11 x 8 not 22's. It was late , dark, and I was tired . Thanks, Jeepfxr

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  • jeepfxr
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    Goodyear 21's

    Thanks for the replies. I guess that I better concentrate on finding out why the tires I have are losing pressure before I give up on them. What would be involved in going to 22's other than a lot of money ? Amphiman, do you have some for sale ? Thanks again, what a great group of guys you are. Jeepfxr

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  • Amphiman1
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    tired,,,,,

    I was just up in detroit, michigan today.....if i had known, i would have brought you 3......

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  • rdr
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    Originally posted by jeepfxr View Post
    I have a MAX IV that I need to replace 2 tires on. They are Goodyear Rawhide 22 x 11 x 8..Does anyone know of a source in SE Michigan or a store that sells them on-line ? I keep losing air pressure and can't find any leaks in them even using soapy water. Also, where are the drain plugs located in the tub ? Thanks for any help from another old new guy
    for those tires you will have to call rec to get them . goodyear is not haveing them made any moore . as for your pluggs they are at the rear of the tubb in the chain chanels robbie

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