retired2002
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has anyone heard of this and what damage could it do if left in
screw driver inside tubeless tire
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Soundguy
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i've found various things in tires.
if I know it's in there.. I get it out.
if I know it's in there.. I get it out.
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I drove one through the face of a tire. It was one of those ones that you pull out of a handle, one end for flat, the other for phillips head. Darn cheap junk cost me a tire. Sure wish I could return it to its rightful owner.
If they left it in when changing the tire it wouldn't do any great harm but the sound would be there if you listened closely. Personally I wuld take it out.
If they left it in when changing the tire it wouldn't do any great harm but the sound would be there if you listened closely. Personally I wuld take it out.
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If nothing else, the screwdriver unbalances the wheel/tire. I would remove it and rebalance the tire.
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IMHO.. that was some rednecks bead breaking tool..
I like to use a crow bar when the tire spoons can't get enough leverage. I would get that screw driver out of there. It will scratch the rim and wear at the inside of the tire causing early failure.
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I wasn't discluding mysaelf fromt hat statemnt either.
I've changed many a tire with a large c clamp and a brig screw driver too. that's how I know they can end up in there
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This may be dumb question. But why would you balance a tractor tire? Unless someone added some weird tractor tire weights to only one sector of a rim. I just don't see the need. They don't spin fast enough.
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