Filled tire problem
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PineRidge
Super Member
Only asked what make because I have never heard of this happening before. I do agree with others and suspect that it is related to the tire pressure that you are running. Have you checked the pressure of the tire(s) that are spinning on the rim?
PineRidge
Super Member
Only asked what make because I have never heard of this happening before. I do agree with others and suspect that it is related to the tire pressure that you are running. Have you checked the pressure of the tire(s) that are spinning on the rim?
goaliedad
Gold Member
Several years ago I had a flat on a tubed- CC filled tire- same symptoms you have. Since you are tuble-less I would try jacking it up and trying to seat the bead- if that doesn't work, you are going to have to drain it and start over. Even if you can get it to seat, why did it go flat in the first place???
goaliedad
Gold Member
Several years ago I had a flat on a tubed- CC filled tire- same symptoms you have. Since you are tuble-less I would try jacking it up and trying to seat the bead- if that doesn't work, you are going to have to drain it and start over. Even if you can get it to seat, why did it go flat in the first place???
The tire never went flat and never lost any fluid. It is properly inflated, and I even added extra air to the tire hoping to tighten the bead to the rim. The bead didn't separate from the rim, but the Rim Guard is acting like a lubricant between the rim and the bead. I will be contacting the company today to see what they suggest.
The tire never went flat and never lost any fluid. It is properly inflated, and I even added extra air to the tire hoping to tighten the bead to the rim. The bead didn't separate from the rim, but the Rim Guard is acting like a lubricant between the rim and the bead. I will be contacting the company today to see what they suggest.