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Fredweiser

Fred Dowdy, Leavenworth, WA, US
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Re: Reinflate Tubeless Tires on the Job Site


Have I got a trick for you! I've tried all these remedies too but none beats the one I learned last year. Spray some starting fluid directly into the open tire by spraying around the wheel and directly into the tire. Stand back, throw in a match and BOOM - the blast expands the air and pushes the tire up onto the wheel and all you have to do is add some air from the compressor you probably already have on the job site. You don't even have to take the wheel off of the wheelbarrow. Magic!