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14-12-2009, 08:38 PM
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dazed&confused
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I recently bought a set of slicks (radials) and one of them has a slight leak ,its not on the tread or on the side wall but more in between.
the place that fitted them (not the supplier) said they could put a tube in but we are not sure if its a good idea or not. anyone had experience in this area. steve
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