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Tyre gunk suitability

HappytalkAgain

HappytalkAgain

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Mrs Ants mobility scooter has had a number of punctures lately. It’s fine if it happens when I’m working local but otherwise it leaves her somewhat stranded and vulnerable when taking the dog around the village (2-3 miles).

I’ve tried (unsuccessfully) to source solid tyres.

I’m wondering how successful the tyre gunk would be if I mass filled and pressurised all 4 of her scooter tyres/innertubes?

Does it set/cure?
Would it last forever or gradually turn to mush?

I understand she’d have to keep under the 50mph permitted speed! 😁

Her scooter is the 4mph variant which is not allowed on the roads.

Thanks in advance, Ant.
 
HappytalkAgain said:
Mrs Ants mobility scooter has had a number of punctures lately. It’s fine if it happens when I’m working local but otherwise it leaves her somewhat stranded and vulnerable when taking the dog around the village (2-3 miles).

I’ve tried (unsuccessfully) to source solid tyres.

I’m wondering how successful the tyre gunk would be if I mass filled and pressurised all 4 of her scooter tyres/innertubes?

Does it set/cure?
Would it last forever or gradually turn to mush?

I understand she’d have to keep under the 50mph permitted speed! 😁

Her scooter is the 4mph variant which is not allowed on the roads.

Thanks in advance, Ant.
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What size tyres are they Ant? Like Trickythemerc, I've used Slime (in my cycle tyres) to good effect, but it doesn't last forever and I found it requires topping up after a few months.
 
SpikyMikey said:
Are solid tyres going to be ok ride quality-wise?
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Yeah mate. Mrs Ant has them on her Quingo Air (that’s the scooter that stays in the boot of the car for when we’re out & about).

The other scooter is much more heavy duty and has front/rear suspension so solid would be fine.
 
HappytalkAgain said:
Yeah mate. Mrs Ant has them on her Quingo Air (that’s the scooter that stays in the boot of the car for when we’re out & about).

The other scooter is much more heavy duty and has front/rear suspension so solid would be fine.
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I had visions of it being lowered, with alloys and go faster stripes
 
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