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Old 11-18-2011, 11:37 PM   #1
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I have 2 mud buster 18-9.50-8 that I mounted on regular golf cart 8" rims. My problem is that they will not stay sealed on the rim after driving a block. The tire pressure says 10 psi max. Is the pressure to low?

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Old 11-18-2011, 11:41 PM   #2
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On my Artic Cat ATV, I pump the tires up to 30psi to seat the beads, then let the air out to 8psi. I also use green slime,
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Old 11-18-2011, 11:48 PM   #3
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On my Artic Cat ATV, I pump the tires up to 30psi to seat the beads, then let the air out to 8psi. I also use green slime,
The bead seems to start out seated but after driving a block or two they unseat. The tire shop that installed them even used bead sealer but drove two blocks one tire lost seal the other lost seal when I was jacking up one side
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Old 11-18-2011, 11:57 PM   #4
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Sounds like you might have to put more air in them, if this was my problem I would keep adding more air until I find the lowest amount that will keep them seated.
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Any idea of a starting pressure?
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Old 11-19-2011, 09:56 AM   #6
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You may have a load that exceeds the tire weight carry capacity?
Like an ATV tire on an electric golf cart?
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Old 11-19-2011, 10:56 AM   #7
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I've read that it's safe to put 10lbs per ply,, so 2 ply tires are safe for 20lbs, 3 ply for 30lbs etc, I would keep adding two extra lbs until they stayed on. You are just going to have to exsperment. On my ATV I run low presure when going slow and clumbing rough ground. But when I'm hauling heavy loads or driving fast on dirt roads, I pump them up to 25-30.
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You may have a load that exceeds the tire weight carry capacity?
Like an ATV tire on an electric golf cart?
No its a gas cart. The tires were originally on an electric cart but the rims had a different bolt pattern than mine so I changed rims.

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I've read that it's safe to put 10lbs per ply,, so 2 ply tires are safe for 20lbs, 3 ply for 30lbs etc, I would keep adding two extra lbs until they stayed on. You are just going to have to exsperment. On my ATV I run low presure when going slow and clumbing rough ground. But when I'm hauling heavy loads or driving fast on dirt roads, I pump them up to 25-30.
Thanks I'll do some experimenting.
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