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Hi all,
Ive just got some new tires for my touring car and ive glued them onto the rims. Went out for some practice and rounded the hex inside the rim, the tires are still prefect and i don't want to waste them. Would it damage the compound of the tire if I was to boil them off the rims? Would be good if not as I can put them on better wheels. Cheers!
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acetone would alter the compound of the tyre possibly, but boiling should not as boiling water is not hot enough to alter rubber..... so safer to boil them....
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yes boil them for about 15-20 mins (use old pan) then drop them into cold water and the glue just cracks and you can peel them off
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Ok thats great thanks, I might give it a go on my buggy ones too
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+ 1 for boiling no smells and come of clean as a whistle.i have found a little longer makes it a lot easier on thickly coated tyres.(yes i have had some with about 5mm given to me for the wheels)
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I didnt think acetone would alter the compound of tyres?............. certainly shouldnt with something like mini spikes?
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Acetone is all that i use on removal of my tyres but i do not running touring car i run a rally x but never has affected anything of the compound of the tyres by using acetone,but could be different on touring car tyres
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have had a few people mention it may alter there compund, if removing for replacing with new tyres of course thats does not matter, but if re using the tyres, it might be an issue, not tried it. but mentioning it.... ![]()
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Give it a try! Makes them super soft and really quite poor
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I know the Schumacher green compound tyres go harder and feel a bit more brittle, if that makes any sense.
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Boiled them off yesterday and they came off a treat, dosent seem to have altered the compound at all which is great as they are literally 2 heats old with a destroyed wheel
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Acetone doesn't seem to alter shuy yellows too much?
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