Posted by hd6gtom on June 26, 2015 at 09:21:22 from (67.41.241.35):
In Reply to: Loaded Tire ? posted by Billy NY on June 26, 2015 at 09:04:29:
Billy they make stainless steel valve cores for tires with fluid in them. When replacing the or working on a tire with fluid in it, jack up the side you are working on and put the stem at the top. That will reduce the possiabiliy of you loosing all your fluid. as to your question about the fluid destroying a valve stem on a tube--it can happen-- usually is caused by someone catching the stem on something and weakening it. but it is not a common thing to happen. Most of the time the fluid will eat into the core housing and or outside threads of the tube causing it to be difficult or impossiable to attach the fluid pumping hose to the stem.
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