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    Posted: 16 May 2020 at 6:20am
Saw it first, in farm show magazine...Wink

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Have to try them. I have a split in the sidewall of a rear WD tire. Looks like it just
de-laminated kinda. Holds air fine.
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that looks cool!
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I don't think it will work on turf tires.  That would be nice for rear ag tires, but you gotta find a compressor somewhere nearby, and a hose and water if the tires are loaded.
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Do not--- do not put them on your 4 wheeler tire and head down the road at 50 mph. Seen them.
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Originally posted by HD6GTOM HD6GTOM wrote:

Do not--- do not put them on your 4 wheeler tire and head down the road at 50 mph. Seen them.

Sounds like you have experience, Do tell...Wink
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What's the guy driving on BALD friggin ATV tires in the video ?????
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Why ruin a brand new tire for a test
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I was just thinking it might be ok for side by side but I would not trust it to patch a pick up tire.   If you did wouldn't the tire be out of balance?
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