Tires Say WHAT!!
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Robert_in_NY
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A quick search on the web found this website and a lot more Ballast Volume and Weight
But it says 89 gallons
But it says 89 gallons
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$8 per gallon sounds high. I have the same size tires on my M95 and they filled them with washer fluid at less than $1 per gallon. I don't remember how many gallons but I do remember the combined weight of the fluid was just over 1,700 lbs.
OrangeRidge
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Are you going to find whatever it was that punctured the tyre , or
run over it again sometime ?
run over it again sometime ?
Wow yeah if yours was only a dollar then eight sounds criminal! I guess I need to look into just doing it myself.
No I think I'll just leave it. It's real fun to spend lots of money on something so stupid. :laughing:
The truth is i was driving between new fence posts with no wire up. (where we had taken out an old fence) So as soon as the wire is up I won't be able to drive over what I assume was a broken off metal post.
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Its was 130$ for a shop to fill my 18.4 x 34 radial, to do yourself, calcium flakes are cheap, like 8$ per 40 kg bag.