Your not going to need a real strong solution down south. I will second either RV antifreeze or what I have used many times is Washer fluid. I watch and catch it on sale an buy the cheap $1 a gallon stuff.
For putting it in smaller tires an easy way is to take the tire off and lay it down flat. Then just break the tire down of the bead on the top side. Then you can just hold the bead down a little bit and pour the liquid in. Since the tire was just mounted it will go back on the bead easily when you air it up. I do this a lots of times as we load the tires on about all the mowers we use because of the sloping yards.
A 11.4 x 24 tires should hold 24 gallons. That would be 192 Lbs. if straight water. Washer fluid and most Antifreeze is a little heavier. So you can easily get 200-225 lbs. per tire.
So like I said washer fluid would not be very high cost if bought when on sale.
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