washer fluid in tires??

mike paulson · Oct 5, 2011

washer fluid, bout a buck a gallon, what ya think??

Andrew Z · Oct 5, 2011

Yes, alot of people used that, coolant is also used as well.

Andrew

David G · Oct 5, 2011

I just filled up one tire with it, and plan on another. It might be cheaper in bulk.

Too Far Gone · Oct 5, 2011

I had some I bought from Wal mart that froze in my truck last year.

old · Oct 5, 2011

If and only if it is the winter grade. If it is the summer type do not do it or you will find you will have bad tube/tire problems in the winter. I did the wiper fluid in my one tractor and it has worked well. I even made a deal on it by buying ^ cases at one time. They cut me a 10% discount

oldtanker · Oct 5, 2011

I've used it in garden tractor tires with good results here in Minnesota. Just the cheap blue stuff. When I was keeping my drive clear with a GT even at -20 had no problems. And that tractor sat outside.

Rick

LarryT · Oct 5, 2011

I dont recommend using the Etheline glycol in your tires. I can cause a lot of problems in your field if it leaks. It can also kill any livestock that me become exposed. I have been using
polypropylene glycol than is used to winterize rv"s and other campers that have a plumbing system in them. If it does leak it wont hurt anything and its biodegradable. I am actual using Rim Guard Tire Ballast. Wont hurt anything and is much heavier per gallon than anything that I have ever used. It also seem more stable in the time. When your on the road it doesnt give you that surge. Wish you well. LarrryT

gene bender · Oct 6, 2011

Why do you think you need fluid in the tires we farmed for years pulling 3-14 plow and 10ft wheel disc and so forth never had any fluid in the M Just what are you planning on doing with the tractor. Even plowed many acres contuor without a lever hitch on th e drawbar had a mounted picker, combine and the list goes on evwen didnt have live pto and got along just fine.

LarryT · Oct 6, 2011

they also lived in caves and made fire by rubbing two sticks together and it worked just fine, Why did they ever invent matches and front doors?

NoNewParts · Oct 7, 2011

(quoted from post at 08:59:38 10/05/11) washer fluid, bout a buck a gallon, what ya think??

works fine, make sure it is winter rated
used in most of my tractors, no problems

like Old said, always talk to the manager
(ask around at different stores)
They will give you a discount when you buy a LOT

washer fluid in tires??

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