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how to fix gash in side wall of tire?

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wannarunem

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I just ripped a tire trying to pull it off a rim :hammer: ..its the savage stock tires.. the gash is along the side wall and runs straight up(about an 1" long). Can this be fixed or do i gotta buy 2 tires now??

maybe use some sort of industrial glue?..any ideas?
 
you was trying to put those new rims on huh.. i ripped one of mine to but i had a spare..
 
beason said:
you was trying to put those new rims on huh.. i ripped one of mine to but i had a spare..

lol..yeah i was..gonna get some glue on the way home tomorrow
 
i got some glue.. the guy said you could put a car bumper back on with this stuff.. you can try it if you wanna.. ill bring it saturday with i come build your computer..
 
its called goop.. i used it to put the mirrores back on my dads truck befor we sold it.. its supposed to be strong as fook its kinda like silicone..
 
hey man i just though about it!! go get a bicycle tube repair kit!! use that to back it and ill bring the goop and we will get you all fixed up..
 
I've used hot glue on speaker surrounds.. it holds good and still lets the surround flex normaly CA glue or supper glue is rigid when it drys it would just crack and break..
 
CA GLUE and a needle and like 2 or 4lb fishing line and kind stitch it but not too tight to pucker it ,,
i have fixed punctures in real 1:1 off road tires out in the wild and thru some plugs in to get me back to the real world
 
Thank You Racin 38. I ripped my tire and stitched it back to gether, and hot damn it works perfectly.
 
get the ca glue with rubber in it if you are going to use ca glue



what is up with those rims??
 
those where trinity rims and they did have premounted tires on them. I wanted them off. When I soaked them in acetone they did not come off so I figured: They're cracked anyway why not completely destroy the rims and save the tires. Therefore I took a ball-pene hammer to them and got my tires off successfully.
 
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