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#875524 08/17/2012 3:12 PM
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Anybody ever use Tractor Supply Store for tubes? I see they carry a few sizes for implements and such. Thinking about using them.


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The farm store is where I get mine.

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I got mine from Lucas Tire, as they have the odd sizes, like my 7.00 18 LT. They also have the flaps you will need.

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Well I checked with the local tractor supply stores and they only carry popular sizes like 16". Mine are 7.5x17" wheels. Besides that I broke my rim down today and see that it has a bent brass stem from the center. Universal and coker tire had them for about the same price then I found some at Summit Racing made by Carlisle that are less than half the price of the other two. Is Carlisle any good? I've heard their trailer tires are junk.

The tube and flap appear to be in excellent shape. Should I consider reusing them or buy all new?

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