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12-21-2009, 01:59 PM
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Help fixing a bead leak
I just put new tires on a set of used aluminum rims. Three of the tires are fine, but one leaks around the bead. It loses about 5 psi a day.
Is there a way to seal this up? Can you break the tire down and put permatex or some kind of sealer on the bead? I don't think I can (or want) to put a tube in it, because of the valvestem. I should mention it's on a daily driver (not a drag car). Any suggestions? K
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