Just wanted to get a poll from you guys. Explain why you do or don't run them if you don't mind.

Tks Ron

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62 Val, 66 Dart, 16 Ram 2500 Mega

I dont, Other than the extra weight, I see no reason Not too.

I wonder if they are more consistent in the 60' Etc?


My slicks hold air well with no tubes.
Greg

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Unless you have a car that really hits the sidewalls I would not bother.

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See what the tire maker recommends. The small M&H slicks on my Cuda require tubes. The problem is they are 22x8x13, and no one has a tube available that will fit. The tires actually leak air out the sidewall, by about 5 lbs a day. M&H told me to coat the inside of the tire with Dawn dish washing detergent. It works. But why can't the company, put something in the tire to prevent the problem?

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65 Valiant 100 2dr post 170 turbo
66 Valiant Signet 170 nitrous
64 Valiant Signet
64 Valiant 4dr 170
64 Valiant 4dr 225

Like a bead lock? LOL sorry just had to....

I use used stock car tires. There a little hard but they do the job. And I can get 4 for $60.

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I run a small amount (2 oz.) of 'Slime' in my street tires. They will go for a years without needing any topping up with air.

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No tubes,I do coat the inside of the tires with Dawn dish soap.