New to Forum, Hi, should I run calcium in my B26 TLB tires. Thanks

[ovrszd]

No flame intended. Just don't understand.

Foam filled tires. Want to replace them with new tires. How does that work?

 

[oldpilgrim]

, b) too much weight on the rear axles,

loading the tires doesnt affect weight on the rear axles.

i had CaCl in the rears of my Ferguson for 25 years and not a problem at all. I used tubes and never had an issue with the cores.

My Mahindra dealer only loads tires with CaCl, but insists on tubes. i have it (them) in my new tractor and don't expect issues with it either.

 

[lilranch2001]

If I remember correctly, my owners manual stated if you use foam filled tires, it voids the warranty

 

[lilranch2001]

Its also funny that the biggest bota dealer in this area is a Rim Guard Dealer as well
:confused3:

 

[ovrszd]

Its also funny that the biggest bota dealer in this area is a Rim Guard Dealer as well
:confused3:

If I sold tractors I'd be a Rim Guard dealer too!!!! Just imagine the markup.

 

[powerstroke444e]

I have a local shop that will fill new tires with a rubber type foam the is heavy as rim guard but they can never go flat. And don't have to worry about tire pressure. Down side is price and once tire is wore out you have to cut it off.

 

[k0ua]

I have a local shop that will fill new tires with a rubber type foam the is heavy as rim guard but they can never go flat. And don't have to worry about tire pressure. Down side is price and once tire is wore out you have to cut it off.

One other downside is they ride rougher. But several upsides, as you pointed out.. You can laugh at nails, thorns and glass.