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Posted by: TractorPacker
Take them off the wheels and patch them.
Posted by: TractorPacker
Almost any tire store could get you the tubes or patches you would need.
Posted by: Red400EXRod
Pick up patch material at any auto parts store. You can get it in pretty large sizes. It should work, just be sure to really clean the area to be patched on the inside of the tire. Use some acetone to wipe it off with. Make sure you then scuff up the area to be patched. Once you slime the tire you won't be able to patch it.
Good luck
Posted by: stevendsm95gst
21x12x8 haulers are very rare now a days. If i were you i would get that tire fixed! I know of a lot of people looking for 21x12x8 8 paddle tires.
Posted by: NEWDUCK
my sister has some haulers that got slashedand she will give them to me and i was thinking but a tire plug across the slash and try to make it even and them put slime in them do you guys think it will hold or should i try something else?
Posted by: NEWDUCK
with what i dont think i have seen patches for atvs only bikes
Posted by: NEWDUCK
also before i put slime in them do you think that they would be to much paddle for my 230 to handle. and how many oz should i put in them i dont want them to be to heavy but i want it to seal?
Posted by: NEWDUCK
where do i get a patch
Posted by: NEWDUCK
and where can i find a tube at? i will get some pics up of the size of the slices for you guys to see. quadduck i dont think we have a place around here that does that.
Posted by: NEWDUCK
the size is 21 12 8 is this a rare size will i have to go down a tooth for so i can turn them the stock sizes the quad comes with is 22 12.5 9 shouldnt have problem should i should i just buy rims for my dunesliders so i dont get dissapointed when i get to the dunes and i can bearley get out to thunder.
Posted by: atvaddict01
Patch the inside
Posted by: rescuediver
I agree with Quadduck, patch the inside and then run a tube in it.
Posted by: quadduck
I worked for GOODYEAR FOR 8 YEARS AND MY DAD has for over 30years if you try this yourself you probably won't have good results. to much flex , however try to find a place that retreads tires they can probably put a section in the tire, depending on the equipment that they have and thier willingness to participate. Haulers are a retread so I know the can handle being sectioned and cooked without blowing up. If you do try to tackle this yourself then patch from the inside and use tubes instead of slime. If you don't patch the slices in the tire will pinch the tubes.
Posted by: quadduck
I agree with rescuediver plus its good advice LOL
Posted by: quadduck
Tubes are kind of universal the rim diameter should be the same but if you found a tube for a 22x10.00x8 it should work just dandy.
