Mould forming on inside of tyre

Posted on Sun 24th, March 2024

• #1

rob_g_clarkson
As title really... I must have left them a bit damp (they're tubeless) over winter... are these for the bin now?

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• #2

hippy

You ride tyres with dirt on the outside, why on earth would you ben them because they have some dots on them? #HTFU
• #3

rob_g_clarkson

Hmmm... honestly didn't think of it like that! 😅
• #4

Kimmo in reply to @hippy
why on earth

Reasons

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• #5

hippy in reply to @rob_g_clarkson

A less snotty answer might be "I've used mouldy tyres before and haven't had any issues. My mould was much furrier though. Wiped them, installed them and forgot about it"
• #6

Netakure

Ammonia in sealant will likely kill the fungus anyways
• #7

bazschmaz

Just don’t lick them.

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