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@jyoutz @Elliott in GA Very different. Rim Guard is approved for animal feed use and does not contain sodium chloride.

@torch, thanks for the detailed analysis of distillation and permeation. You are correct, and I apologize. My comment of "evaporation through the tire" was an oversimplification, so thank you for the correction. The core issues we warn about with repurposing WWF for tire ballast are not based...

Sorry, I was not receiving these notifications so I'm late to reply. I'm glad this point was brought up. You are correct that Rim Guard is a water-soluble solution. The distinction, as user McMXi correctly pointed out, is that not all "water-based" solutions are the same. Plain Water is...

You're right, we are definitely not the only product out there, and water has been used as a ballast for as long as tractors have had tires. No argument there. I can see how my write-up comes across as 'purely advertising.' My intention isn't to sell, but to highlight the significant technical...

@McMXi - We would love to be a vendor member, great to hear that!

Hi @Nicksacco , congrats on that L35 restoration project! Since you're separating the backhoe, you're right to be looking for ballast. Here is a brief comparison of your liquid options mentioned in this thread: Windshield Washer Fluid: Very light (just over 8 lbs/gal) and corrosive. It's...