what do we use to fill tires?
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I use jeep everyday for workouts, i also take it to the beach alot, and i do groceries with it putting alot of weight on it. As of now we have not had to fill tires. Once i do need to put air i will use a bike pump.
1525894
I would suggest metal wheel bearings and the foam inserts that go inside the tires.
1714299
I would assume it's a push/pull kind of pump. You just pull to fill it with air and push to push it all into the tire.
538174
I use the built in tire gauge to put just the right amount of air in my jeep's tires. Perfect.
2217257
They come in several load ranges. You'll have to pick the one that suits your needs. Here is a link to a load rating scale. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=195
230401
Yes they do 20psi full up, a bike pump will do, never had a issue with tires.
763999
Hose, tire chuck, teflon tape, assorted inflation nozzles. You will need to purchase quick couplings unless you are only going to inflate tires.
724858
Its not so much the size of the tire but more its pressure. Slime consists of a slimey green goop with what appears to be bits of rubber suspended within it. When you add the slime and then top up the tire pressure you must then ride your vehicle so the slime coats the inside of the tire as well as leak out of the hole. The hole gets plugged buy the green glue and rubber bits. A small tire under HIGH pressure may not work but a mower tire should be ok. You may have to top up with air pressure till the hole stays plugged.
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Great for car tires. No real reservoir for what you want. You could probably use it to charge a reservoir.
1795772
You need access to an air compressor. They used to be common, at service stations, which also used to be common. Tire stores or auto repair businesses are likely possibilities. If you don't own a compressor, you might buy one, or try one of those 12-volt tire inflators, or ask neighbors if they have know of someone with a compressor. Once you have a source of compressed air, simply connect it to the tire-valve-looking thingy on the brass fitting attached to the tank, and fill to no more than than the maximum amount called for in the manual that came with the tank.
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My husband used his air compressor. Any gas station would have one for tires. Maybe you could try that for free? I even use this great exercise ball at my desk to get exercise while typing away!
1046367
A small air pump or bicycle pump. No problem with it over filling with air. use your common sense.
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I think there are other products more suitable for your use. Besides being highly toxic, the amount of Rubber Renue needed for tires would be very expensive.
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Yes. There is a port on top that i put a valve and a hose with a tire gauge that i found cheap at Home Depot that i can fill up my tires. It works ok and does the job.
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You defiantly need a pump. We used our electric tire pump. Took about a half an hour to inflate.
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you'll want to use an aircompressor, you can find on at a gas station or tire center. Good chance one of your handyman neighbors has one.
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Michael.This compressor was not designed for this job. The volume it produces is far too small to do a tire in a reasonable amount of time. ARB offers a tire inflation kit (part #171302) that can be fitted to any of the larger compressors such as the CKMA12. However, even that model is slow. Expect a 30 minute fill time for a tire. if you have any questions please let us know