Essential Camper Tire Tips and Gammon Ranges Italowie trail

[@scrubhunter1012]

Along time ago i was in a similar predicament, very remote, I luckly had a tube of urethane(not silicone) and i took tyre off and open up hole put a big mushroom patch on inside to outside of tyre, let it cure for couple day put it back on trailer. I wore that tyre down to depth gauges (15yrs) not a leak ever. I still carry a tube of urethane. Its more versitile than silicone.

[@wildworldadventures]

Mate, that's an awesome idea. I was going to change the tire as well with the one we had but remembering I tried once without the reaming tool and ended up damaging the rim. Thanks for the tip 😃

[@wildworldadventures]

Let us know in the comments if you have a bad day on your travels 😁

[@bradmoses2102]

Another beautiful isolated place you showcased. Yes I believe it would be amazing place with water flowing through the gorge. Sorry to see you had trailer tire trouble. (but you resolved it and overcame this problem). Safe adventures!

[@wildworldadventures]

Cheers mate, same to you.

[@andreweggins3055]

Country like that you would need no more than 28psi, that will reduce the chance of that sort of tyre damage from rocks. They can flex a lot more. Just don’t go more than 80k an hour.

[@wildworldadventures]

Agree mate, we were running 30 but I should have dropped it more in hindsight. Live and learn 😆