RaydaKub
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Yup...
Foam tires or replace?
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Yup...
ultrarunner
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I went to a large AG tire place near Stockton CA... they foam fill and recap tires.
I was told I could have my foam filled tires recapped or they will just cut them from the rim when the time comes.
I was told I could have my foam filled tires recapped or they will just cut them from the rim when the time comes.
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Kent B
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The quoted $648.00 (each tire) at the local heavy equipment shop. $2.00 per pound they said. That would make my wheels weigh over 300 lbs each.
DANG-IT
That's about 200 more than I want to deal with.
That place is a semi-tractor-trailer shop and they are way to high on everything.
I am not going to worry with that for now. I'll just get new Sampson (Samson ?) tires and tubes.
DANG-IT
That's about 200 more than I want to deal with.
That place is a semi-tractor-trailer shop and they are way to high on everything.
I am not going to worry with that for now. I'll just get new Sampson (Samson ?) tires and tubes.
