crazyal
Super Member
I don't think 35 psi is going to compression ignite WD-40.
whitepine2 said:Yes as I understand now if DOT stops you for safety check one of the checks is air in tire and if any starting fluid or other is found you are pulled from road until fixed you don't move.
Yes, That remote is similar. I found mine at Gemplers. It is 3' with a side mount or 90 degree clip to attach to the nozzle. If it was a straight in air chuck that would be too bulky for some tires.
You also need to be vary careful of greyish black tire lube.. the greasy stuff. I have used it for many many years and it will destroy tubes. works great to seal rusty rims and dried up tires, but mushes up tubes in days.
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I researched this a little. Many dish soaps now contain anti-bacterial ingredients, even the generic stuff I have now. Some of those ingredients include organic chemicals made from chlorine molecules. If left in contact with metal, that's what causes the corrosion. Doubtful it would cause a lot of damage on a rim, but it would defeat the purpose of easy removal if the rim and tire were stuck together with a thin layer of rust.was it some sort of lemon cle3aner type soap?
Absolutely. Easy to get and reasonably priced. It seems foolish not to have a gallon of tire lube on the shelf.considering tire soap is sooo easy to get. that or straight glycerine soap for washing fruits and vegi's to be eaton.. it's not too big an issue.
i use ruglyde int he gallon jugs from napa when I can't find the 5# pails of tire soap grease.