How To Inflate You Tires....

dietz4ibanez · January 24, 2009

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...ideoid=50764593

Airspeed-Alive · January 25, 2009

I guess you wouldn't want to spray too much of that stuff. It sounded like it was leaking again right after though.

dietz4ibanez · January 25, 2009

I guess you wouldn't want to spray too much of that stuff. It sounded like it was leaking again right after though.

Well I sure that they had to re-install the pressure release on the valve stem...

ajcain79 · January 25, 2009

That's how we always do it on the farm with tractor and semi tires.

No accidents yet.

dietz4ibanez · January 25, 2009

Yeah I have heard about it being done before but havent actually seen i until the video

MarkD · January 25, 2009

Works really well for reseating the bead after an aired down tire comes off.

dietz4ibanez · January 25, 2009

We have a tire place that makes road side assistance calls... And they take one of those portable air tanks with like a shoe horn mouth that comes out and attaches to the rim... They fill that up and when they let all the air go at once it fill the tires like a balloon affect and it sets the bead on the rim...

Works almost every time..

Z71kris · January 25, 2009

I have seen that many times, not in real life but in videos!

dietz4ibanez · January 25, 2009

I wonder what he used... Unless anything flamable would work...

dietz4ibanez · January 25, 2009

At first I thought it might be carb cleaner...

txab · January 25, 2009

That's how we always do it on the farm with tractor and semi tires.
No accidents yet.

+1

Z71kris · January 25, 2009

Yeah, I would guess anything flammable, they prob found one thing that works for them, and stuck with it. Its most likely one of those things like what oil do you like best, you find one that works and stick with it as long as you dont have any issues