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What should I do about a damaged snowblower tire?

less than a minute readApr 20Lyle Weischwill
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If your snowblower's tire has a slow leak, try pumping up the tire with air; it might stay inflated long enough for you to clear the snow. You might even be able to get away with that approach until spring. But if the tire won't stay inflated, you have to repair or replace it. Also check the rim of the snowblower tire and replace the rim if it's damaged.


These repairs may help solve your gas-snowblower problem

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Repair or replace the snowblower tire or wheel rim

Inspect the tires should be inspected before each use. If a tire is flat, repair or replace it. If the wheel rim is damaged, replace it.

Repair or replace the snowblower tire or wheel rim

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