Ballast Ballast Tire Question?

   / Ballast Tire Question? #11  
JDFORLIFE said:
Just got off the phone with rimguard the rear tires take 8.3 gallons and add 89pounds, then then I called the only dealer near me and it cost 3.50 a gallon to have it put in and that includes the rimguard. they didn't have a chart for the front tires but figured it takes between 3.5 to 4 gallons for the front tires that would add somewhere in the range of 37.5 to 44 pounds. I had a tire dealer give me a quote on doing the rears with calcium chloride and he said $150 per tire:eek: think I will go with rimguard.
My dealer was able to get 10 gals in each of my rear tires. :)
 
   / Ballast Tire Question? #12  
Nuru said:
Yep RIM Guard, it is environmentally friendly than calcuim chloride or anti-freeze upon a spill event.

You can get AF that isn't as bad for the environment when it spills.. etc.

soundguy
 
   / Ballast Tire Question? #13  
good to know jdfanatic i will tell them to put in 10. that should put it over 100 pounds in each tire:D
 
   / Ballast Tire Question? #14  
Soundguy said:
You can get AF that isn't as bad for the environment when it spills.. etc.

soundguy
Yes, but i was going the cheap route and using, used anti-freeze!
 
 
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