Haltec PC-1 13" O-Ring Style Bead Seater

HaltecSKU: BEXPC1
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Description

Haltec PC-1 13" O-Ring Style Bead Seater. One-piece rubber tube for mounting hard-to-seat radial, bias belted or conventional truck tires.


Manufacturer Part Number: PC-1

Features

  • One-piece rubber tube for mounting hard-to-seat radial, bias belted or conventional truck tires.
  • Lubricated bead seater forms a seal between the rim and tire allowing the air pressure to force the beads into the rim flange.
  • As proper pressure is reached, the bead seater slides out and over the rim.

Features

  • Seats stubborn radial, bias belted and conventional truck tires that refuse to take air.
  • One piece rubber build with no hardware, no hinges, and nothing to break.
  • Sized for 13" wheels, so match it to the rim before ordering.
  • Holds up to repeated mounts instead of tearing after a handful of jobs.
  • Lubricate it, set it between rim and tire, and it clears itself as pressure comes up.

Haltec PC-1 13" O-Ring Style Bead Seater. One-piece rubber tube for mounting hard-to-seat radial, bias belted or conventional truck tires.


Manufacturer Part Number: PC-1

Features

  • One-piece rubber tube for mounting hard-to-seat radial, bias belted or conventional truck tires.
  • Lubricated bead seater forms a seal between the rim and tire allowing the air pressure to force the beads into the rim flange.
  • As proper pressure is reached, the bead seater slides out and over the rim.

Features

  • Seats stubborn radial, bias belted and conventional truck tires that refuse to take air.
  • One piece rubber build with no hardware, no hinges, and nothing to break.
  • Sized for 13" wheels, so match it to the rim before ordering.
  • Holds up to repeated mounts instead of tearing after a handful of jobs.
  • Lubricate it, set it between rim and tire, and it clears itself as pressure comes up.

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