Posted by 37chief on May 02, 2008 at 20:48:42 from (70.181.171.31):
I have experienced five flat tires in a little over a week on the front of my MF 231 I use for mowing. I usually have less than that in a season of mowing. I patch my won tires so I am only out my time and a patch. I was a long away from home when I had one. I removed my tire and took it to a tire guy. He wanted 20.00 I thought that was a little high. I told him I was going to patch it my self. As I left I realized I would be losing almost two hours plus the gas to drive 30 mi. I puled into another shop just down the road he wanted 15.00 so he patched my tire and I was back in business. What is the gowing price to patch a 600 X 16 tube type tire nowdays? Maybe these guys are with in reason on their price. Stan
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