[rhenning]

It will work until it freezes or the rims rust out. Windshield washer fluid generally doest the same thing. It will not freeze and doesn't rust wheels. Buy a bunch when it is on sale and have at it. Leave some air in the tires or it will ride like you have steel wheels. Roger

 

[rhenning]

Tire size? 23x10.50-12s take about 8 gallons each. I gallon of water is about 7 to 8 pounds. Roger

 

[rhenning]

Same way or take the wheels off. Lay the tire on the ground. Break the top bead. Pour the liquid in. Add air. Put wheels back on. Roger

 

[rhenning]

An adapter works better as you have to burp the air out in order to get the liquid in. You can go ahead and do this but for all the bother and problems connected with this whole process my opinion is buying a set of weights is cheaper in the long run. Roger

 

[rhenning]

Either wheel or suit case weights. They both do the same thing. Suit case ones can be a bit harder on rear axle bearings but if you don't use more than manufacturer recommends it shouldn't be a problem I personally use the round wheel weights on my JDs and Sears tractors. Roger