Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
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Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
These bandit rears are starting to be painful had 2 punctures in pretty much 2 months nearly $300 for the first one an $200 for this one thankfully i think the guys felt sorry for me and gave me a good discount on this one but still hurts leading up to xmas
meggens85- Posts : 113
Join date : 2016-03-08
Re: Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
The offending puncture causer is usually flicked up into the path of the rear tyre by the front tyre . What you need to do is teach your front and rear tyres to get along better & play nicely
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paul- Posts : 7738
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Re: Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
Mate - some of us are just unlucky - I've had 30+ punctures in 4WDing over the past 15 years, but (good news) just one puncture on the Bandit since 2010). Didn't matter what tyres I used or who I was with - we got the fecking punctures!
Ewok1958- Posts : 3940
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Re: Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
meggens85 wrote:These bandit rears are starting to be painful had 2 punctures in pretty much 2 months nearly $300 for the first one an $200 for this one thankfully i think the guys felt sorry for me and gave me a good discount on this one but still hurts leading up to xmas
Are you replacing the tyres because of the puncture?
I have had punctures and repaired with plugs from puncture kit. Not recommended as a long term fix, but they will get you home.
After getting a nail in a brand new tyre, I had a patch type plug fitted by shop. $30.
I thought that was a bit expensive, for what it was. So the next time I thought I'd do it myself.
I now remove tyre from rim, rough up the inside and patch it using bicycle puncture patch. Haven't had one fail yet.
I have enough patches in a $3 kit I bought from.cheap shop, to last me a lifetime. 8-)
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Bosco15- Posts : 1359
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Re: Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
Tried to get the tyre repaired at the shop but they told me the hole wad to close to the side wall to patch it up on the inside
Gonna buy a plug kit for next time and hopefully i wont need to use it i was just lucky the screw i picked up held pressure till i got home
Gonna buy a plug kit for next time and hopefully i wont need to use it i was just lucky the screw i picked up held pressure till i got home
meggens85- Posts : 113
Join date : 2016-03-08
Re: Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
Bloody screws, they come out of tradies utes.
I had a roofing screw in mine a few years ago. Patched with a liquorice type plug then eventually when that failed a proper mushroom plug, I think it was about $25
I had a roofing screw in mine a few years ago. Patched with a liquorice type plug then eventually when that failed a proper mushroom plug, I think it was about $25
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madmax- Posts : 4305
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Re: Are we sure bandit tyres arent magnetic
madmax wrote:Bloody screws, they come out of tradies utes.
Yep,and Mazda BT50's are the worst of the lot for that.
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