you have to be able to identify where the puncture is with that kit for it to work. That might be challenging.....Hope you never need it.
Which Tires Would U Recommend
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you have to be able to identify where the puncture is with that kit for it to work. That might be challenging.....Hope you never need it.
Yes and if the sidewall is cut your out of luck. But does that mean you shouldn't carry one?
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I carry a tire repair kit and 12v pump just in case I get a flat in the middle of nowhere. I doubt many are running run flats.
I carry a kit also and store it in the hole under the passenger roll bar.
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Yes and if the sidewall is cut your out of luck. But does that mean you shouldn't carry one?
nope, just mentioning. I carry a plug kit. Thought about run flats.
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Before I admit up to a Rookie error, I did do diligent research, I wanna thank everyone!
I went with a Continental Extreme Contact DWS +06...
Discount Tire is 40 miles one way, tire arrived and we made a 1pm that afternoon appt. It's already past 11, and 42 degrees.
I get the impact gun and find the socket. Turn on compressor and string out the hose. Scotch the front wheels.
I drag the 3.5 ton floor jack over and get it into position only to realize the jack is too @#$$&*)($! high!
By now it's almost noon, temp is around 46...
Great Day For Ride!
When they put the tire on, I realized the tire tread wasn't symmetrical, which was one of the things I had been checking. Oh well, it's got a 60,000 mile life expectancy...which means I either ride it until it wears out...
Or I can complete in the Burnout competition at SSITS! and get a new one!
It made it all the way up to 53 degrees before I made it in!
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Before I admit up to a Rookie error, I did do diligent research, I wanna thank everyone!
I went with a Continental Extreme Contact DWS +06...
Discount Tire is 40 miles one way, tire arrived and we made a 1pm that afternoon appt. It's already past 11, and 42 degrees.
I get the impact gun and find the socket. Turn on compressor and string out the hose. Scotch the front wheels.
I drag the 3.5 ton floor jack over and get it into position only to realize the jack is too @#$$&*)($! high!
By now it's almost noon, temp is around 46...
Great Day For Ride!
When they put the tire on, I realized the tire tread wasn't symmetrical, which was one of the things I had been checking. Oh well, it's got a 60,000 mile life expectancy...which means I either ride it until it wears out...
Or I can complete in the Burnout competition at SSITS! and get a new one!
It made it all the way up to 53 degrees before I made it in!
Plan on 60,000 miles on a rear tire---dought it .... I get more miles than lots of the guys and I get between 20,000 and 25,000. And I have 120,000 in the seat of a Slingshot.
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This is what happened went you order online to a not do
good source for your slingshot tires just put one number
wrong for a 24 inch wheel and I get this truck