Beads leaking

[ryan12]

have someone switch with you or are you next in line under the boss?  I could find you a deputy job if you want lol

[stumper]

LOL, I am the line.

[ryan12]

well then, draw it  "THE LINE"

[Gunner]

DON'T QUIT!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your my low friend in a high place!!!!!!!!!!!

[highsparks]

    The latex slime isnt all that bad .  It washes off easily with warm water .  The cheap inflator cans make it almost impossible to patch the tire if need be.

[ryan12]

like i said if i told you once i have told you a million times USE CEMENT and you will never be flat again my friend!!

[stumper]

Sent AMS an email asking about my leaky beads. They told me to return them to where I bought them and they would be replaced

[ACAT]

Sent AMS an email asking about my leaky beads. They told me to return them to where I bought them and they would be replaced

Make sure you take a copy of the e-mail with you,  you might have a little trouble convincing them.  I ran ito that at the motoplex until I produced a copy of an e-mail from ITP about replacing a broken rim.

[stumper]

Yah , I was thinking that would be a good idea.

[Kaiser]

I dont know if I would use the green slime if I were you. It can and will corrode a lot of ATV wheels. Instead I hear nothing but good things about the Berryman's tire sealer. You may want to check into that instead if you are going to go that route.

I know you said they put that bead sealer stuff on the beads but you may want to try some Permatex aviation gasket sealer on the beads. That worked awesome for me.