I swiped some air soft pellets from my brother and put them in the 40’s on my mud truck, think it works okay, hard to tell because the tread is so rough on the pavement. Interested to see how you find this works.
@@Simon_Says_Garage I have a calcium antifreeze in the rear tires of my tractor for added ballast, think when these rims finish rusting apart I’ll try beet juice. It’s supposed to be better for the metals in the rim and valve stems. Good to hear that you find the antifreeze is working well.
I'm going to have to try this one!
Definitely an affordable option
I like it man nice job sounds good
Thanks
Good stuff buddy!
Thank you, thank you very much 😊
Kool beans baby! New subber here
Awesome be prepared to be disappointed 😁
Nice! Next time I follow you for a few hundred miles I'll tell you if it looks like it made a difference!!
Sweet! So there is a next time?? Can't wait
Hell yeah! I'm thinking Vintage Steel Showdown or Vintage Torque Fest or both this spring!
I see you put your tire fluid in those cups I use for primer ;) hah.
🤣 yes exactly
I swiped some air soft pellets from my brother and put them in the 40’s on my mud truck, think it works okay, hard to tell because the tread is so rough on the pavement. Interested to see how you find this works.
That's a good idea too! This works really well so far.
@@Simon_Says_Garage I have a calcium antifreeze in the rear tires of my tractor for added ballast, think when these rims finish rusting apart I’ll try beet juice. It’s supposed to be better for the metals in the rim and valve stems. Good to hear that you find the antifreeze is working well.