jk6672
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I was told before that you don’t tape buggy tires like MT tires, and I didn’t. I never did ask about the rims, I have three sets of rims now (only one that has tires mounted) and the first two I got dont have the air holes in the rims, only two spots on the opposite sides that look like they are made to punch through if you prefer. Well, I didn’t punch the holes and I’m wondering if I should have done so. I wasn’t a very good tire gluer with the MT’s and that why I preferred bead locks, I guess, since every set I’ve glues seem to come apart. Now that I’m using a buggy I have no choice but to glue and I did what I thought I needed to do to properly glue them and it seems I failed (slightly roughen up rim surface to create a better bond, and using JC concepts wheel bands). Today two of my tires ballooned up and stayed that way and the only reason I can think this happened is that I have a small area that isn’t sealed with the superglue and no air hole. If I need to punch the air hole would acetone harm the tire inserts while soaking to removing the super glue?