Cut sidewall

[T-bone71]

I have a small v-shaped cut in one of my tire sidewalls, maybe a 1/4 inch wide @ the widest part and approx.1/2 inch long on a bias ply tire. It's not all the way thru, when you put soap and water on it, it is seeping very small bubbles under the v-shaped flap of rubber. Could i fill it w/ tire patch adhesive, to stop it. I have heard of filling it w/ superglue, but that just seems really hokey to me. Or are there any other ideas short of taking and spending almost $100 to have it revulcanized. Thanks

 

[GubNi]

Put an inner tube in it.

 

[strange1]

a bolt, a nut, two flat washers, and some silicone. it may throw it a little off balance though. Do you drive it on the street much?

 

[92yotaman]

no superglue, wont work for more that a day. and x2 on the inner tube

 

[91oneton]

aiken and black in hickory usually revulcanize mine for around $50

 

[BERTIE RENEGADE]

A radial tire patch on inside of tire and tube.

 

[T-bone71]

No it's driven on the street, trail only

 

[1stgenxxx]

One of my LTBs has a big hole in it......It has a tractor patch and doesn't leak down.