crookedspireite
New Member
don't think glue will work
as its gone all the way through it
as its gone all the way through it
nickh75
Well-Known Member
don't think glue will work
oh ****e! it won't polish out then
darrenwall
New Member
stick a tube in it
oil dripper
Well-Known Member
sum bloke on ebay sellin sum of them.got one just the same anorl
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
****e tyres do that.
crookedspireite
New Member
yep they must be ****!! i bow down to your superior tyre knowledge ya c#nt
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
never had nothing nut trouble with bfg mt,many an hour with punctures by the road.
****e
get some cooper st or as ive done the cheapest remould crap i could get which incedently are on an even par for wear and win hands down for no damage.
also £58 each so u do the math a ya cooont
90truckcab
Well-Known Member
int had no probs when i used bfg's yer been over inflating them, that ****s them right up
stick some firestones on 16' 750's , proper job. yer might be able to glue it and wire it up, have done on dumpers etc, but yer dont see it done much, then stick a tube in it
stick some firestones on 16' 750's , proper job. yer might be able to glue it and wire it up, have done on dumpers etc, but yer dont see it done much, then stick a tube in it
shinydiscoball
New Member
uncles had a set of bfg's on his 90 for past 4 years no problem and still got mountains of tread. What'll have been wrong with BoB's will be his inherent knack of driving thru fences including barbed variety like he does in a tractor
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Beast o Bodmin
Banned
i dont do barbed only bunny....uncles had a pair of bfg's on his 90 for past 4 years no problem and still got mountains of tread. What'll have been wrong with BoB's will be his inherent knack of driving thru fences including barbed variety like he does in a tractor
ive had it with bfg
never had no trouble with my at but mt just dont do it.On the cherrypicker we carry 3 spares now.Boss is ****ed arf with it too.
The survey disco that gets rammed across field fence and quarry then flat out on the road 7 days a week has coopers on it.
Better on fuel and no loss of grip offroad and not one issue.
I know where my moneys going.
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
also 2 years is the legal time for a tyre to be fitted
shinydiscoball
New Member
Where you hear that one??? Only recommendations as to cars and light vans I've seen is not to use tyre's that are over 6 years old regardless of condition and anything younger than that obviously has to meet legal requirements regarding cracks, cuts and tread depth as all vehicle tyre do. Not sure bowt HGV one's like. But a 90 aint a HGV so don't matter. Be an expesive pass time throwing bfg's out every 2 years
Beast o Bodmin
Banned
Interesting note : in June 2005, Ford and GM admitted that tyres older than 6 years posed a hazard and from their 2006 model year onwards, started printing warnings to this effect in their drivers handbooks for all their vehicles.
ok so im a bit out but the fitters say two years down ere cos of the salt.
i agree its down to enviroment but 6 is the limit so ya got 2 left.
ok so im a bit out but the fitters say two years down ere cos of the salt.
i agree its down to enviroment but 6 is the limit so ya got 2 left.
