Tubeless Tires and Rim Guard?

[WH401]

I stayed tubeless on my 3320, no problems here.

 

[sunnyside360]

I stayed tubless with rim guard on four different tractors and haven't had any troubles.

 

[DanD78]

Tubeless on my 3320 and filled all 4 tires. I took drums to a place that sold Rimguard and bought it in bulk. Filled them my self. Keep the front tires blown up to max book pressure and have had no issues with wanting to roll off the rim. You have to use your head with a heavy load and twisting your tires around.

Dan

 

[whistlepig]

I'm trying to avoid cal chloride in my tires. I located a shop that will put Rim Guard in my rear tires (3320 43/16.00-20). I'm told the tires will hold about 40 gals each and that would add 850 lbs or so. (cost about $3.00 / gal installed = $240 pr.)

Question: Should I stay with tubeless tires or add tubes with Rim Guard? My plan is to stay tubeless at this point.....but I wonder what others do?

Rim Guard and tubeless is the very best way to go. Tubed tire with calcium chloride is the very worst way to go. A tube in a tire just makes it that much harder to fix a flat.

 

[radioman]

Yeah GO tubeless. I would replace the stems the same time you put rimguard in. Makes it last longer run unless the machine is practically new.

 

[IslandTractor]

Yeah GO tubeless. I would replace the stems the same time you put rimguard in. Makes it last longer run unless the machine is practically new.

I haven't replaced a stem but don't you need to break the bead to do that? Don't need to dismount to install Rimguard so it would greatly complicate the job to change stems.