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I've read about this for years and most of the persons replying recommend replacing the wheels. But what if that is a budget issue? I've been driving mine since July of 2000 and although I'm on the 4th set of tires I still have the original wheels. And about four times a year I have to take them to a tire guy who dismounts the tires, grinds the wheel lips and applied a rubbery paint on material (don't know the name) then remounts and balances the wheels. No leaking - - - for about 3 months. Then the process starts again.
I was just wondering if anyone else has some up with a successful fix for this problem short of replacing the wheels. Oh, I'd love to but its far less expense albeit not that often to have the wheels "sealed".
Ideas anyone? Thanks
I was just wondering if anyone else has some up with a successful fix for this problem short of replacing the wheels. Oh, I'd love to but its far less expense albeit not that often to have the wheels "sealed".
Ideas anyone? Thanks