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Royse 10-09-2012 19:58:24 69.36.49.151 Report to Moderator

I wish I had pictures of some of mine to post. I pump the chloride out, clean the rims up good to get the rust off, weld a patch over the old valve stem hole and drill a new valve stem hole 180 degrees away (or where suitable) on the rim. I then paint them with Rustoleum primer and paint, put them back together and pumped the chloride back in. There's also a rubber rim band you can put in them between the rim and tube. I've seen Old and some others say to use truck bed liner, I've just never tried it. I don't notice any difference in the centers, but maybe someone will have a reason. I had one last week that was too far gone to patch, I bought a 10x28 rim for $120 locally in central MI. If that sounds like a good deal email me and I'll send you the guy's phone #. Good luck! [Reply]   [No Email]