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fix a flat in trailer tire?
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It will ruin your tire and being that trailer tires are load rated I don't think I would take the chance on a $50 tire
ETA: One time I had a leak on a tire that no one could find, I bought it to an old man and he took the tire off, wire wheeled the rim where the tire seals, remounted it and it was fine after that. That may be your problem. |
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Slime it, go buy you a bottle and follow directions.... they have one for trailer tires
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Fix a flat will eat up the rim if left in to long .Slime is better . Both are gonna piss off the tire guy when he has to fix it . In a pinch I would use it to get home ,but not long term .My boat is worth more than the price of a tire .
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I changed tires for several years while in college and as far as I'm concerned fix a flat and slime is something for an emergency. I fixed a lot of flat tires that had that stuff in it. I can't remember if I fixed any flats on boat trailer tires or not. I know I've done it on tires on one ton trucks.
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