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16/12/2010 at 2:33pm
Location: Ramsbottom Lancashire Outfit: Abbey Safari 520 Kuga 150 Titanium
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Reply to Andy M
You have just reminded me to sort out a new tyre gauge for myself. In July before setting off to France, went to check caravan tyre pressure (62psi) with my trusty pen type car gauge - big shock it only went up to about 50psi !!! like you I want a replacement for £10
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17/12/2010 at 12:09pm
Location: rural wiltshire Outfit: HymerS650
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thinking of getting myself artc. have twin wheels on rear axle of van, and therefore with 6 wheels, would be even more expensive. However, I have to remove a central 'hub'cap' with an allen key, and before I had extensions fitted, would have had to remove the one wheel, to test the pressure on the innermost wheel.....try doing that before every journey.
Had Ultraseal put in tyres of previous van, which only had 4 wheels, and also 'rated' pressure caps, so could see at a glance if they were still on 'green' or were losing air.......they never did lose any air!
Had a form of Ultraseal put in the tyres on this different van, for a degreee of peace of mind, though know full well, punctures or issues with sidewalls are not solved.
However..............will the tyrepal thingee work with 'Ultrseal', think maybe not?
Also they don't work with extensions, as have to be within the peramater of the tyre, so would have to abandon extensions, meaning the outer wheel would have to come off to pump up the inner wheel tyre.
.......................brain overload.............don't know the answer
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