Water in Tubed Tires?

Gonsoulind · May 2, 2018

sorry if this has been asked, I did look for a post. Can I add water/antifreeze to my rear tires if they have tubes? IF so, any special precautions?

Thanks,
an obvious tractor newbie

JoeM(GA) · May 2, 2018

no problem at all

marloweg · May 2, 2018

you can add it to tubeless tires to

Olliejunkie · May 2, 2018

(quoted from post at 18:26:55 05/02/18) no problem at all

I have straight water in one of mine with no problems but it seldom freezes here and I don't use it if it does.

Keith Molden · May 2, 2018

Just make sure if you live in an area where it freezes in winter that you have enough antifreeze in the tires so they won't form ice. Ice will cut the tubes. If you can't find used anti freeze then you can do what a lot of us including my Kubota dealer do and put winter windshield washer fluid in them. A lot cheaper than new anti freeze

rustred · May 2, 2018

you can put anything u like in there, tubes or no tubes. from water to moonshine.

David G · May 2, 2018

I have windshield washer fluid in mine.

Texasmark1 · May 3, 2018

Been doing it for 10's of years with antifreeze, like 6 gallons in a 55 gallon barrel filled on up with water for here in N. Tx.

Blackhole49 · May 3, 2018

Washer fluid in this. Bought a 55 gallon drum and added water to make up the volume. No problems in SE MI.

Gonsoulind · May 3, 2018

(quoted from post at 18:26:55 05/02/18) no problem at all

thank you

Gonsoulind · May 3, 2018

Thanks for all the quick responses, much appreciated.

Water in Tubed Tires?

Gonsoulind

New User

JoeM(GA)

Well-known Member

marloweg

Well-known Member

Olliejunkie

Well-known Member

Keith Molden

Well-known Member

rustred

Well-known Member

David G

Well-known Member

Texasmark1

Well-known Member

Blackhole49

Well-known Member

Gonsoulind

New User

Gonsoulind

New User

Similar threads