Changing Tires Cost

EricV

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Calboy said:
Thanks for your reply but I am a seasoned rider with a lot of miles under my belt.
I have been carrying tire repair kits (different brands and configurations) and air compressors forever. They came in handy about two or three times, but always for the the guys I was riding with at that particular time.
This is the first time I had to use one for myself.
Somebody said that his local Yamaha dealer actually vulcanized/patched his tire. I am going to ask my local dealership this question tomorrow morning before I go in. In all honesty, I don't think they do that here in California. They don't want to be sued in this $hithole of a state where everybody sues everybody else.
Very few shops will patch moto tires any more for the reasons you mentioned. That doesn't mean a repaired tire isn't perfectly safe to ride on. The sticky string repairs are permanent. If you are just ready for a new tire, go for it. If not, just repair it and ride on.
 

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I pay Combo in Jalapeño bread or banana nut bread, or.......
He told me to stop!
 

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snakebitten said:
I pay Combo in Jalapeño bread or banana nut bread, or.......
He told me to stop!
Yea, well you make it rain every time you bring him bread! ::025::
 
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