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Bentley R Type - Fitting and Removing Tyres; To Fit Tyre; Inflation of Tyres; Balancing the Road Wheels

Bentley R Type
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75
To
Fit
TYre.
Push
one
edge
of the
cover
over
the
edge
of
the
rim'
It
will
go
qoii"
"*ii/ir
tn?
p".t
first
put
on is
pushed
right
dowir
into
the
wheel
base.
A
coloured
spot
on
the
outer
wall
indicates-
its
lightest
part, and
the
cover
should^
be
fitted
so
that
the
coloured
spot
is
at
the
valve
position.
r.
Dust
evenly
with
french
chalk
both
the
inside
of
the
cover
and
the
outside
of the
inner
tube.
z.
Inflate
the
tube
until
it
begins
to
round
out,
then
insert
into
cover.
Mount
tyre.
Before
inflating,
make
sure
that
the
tyre
beads
are
clear
of
the
well
of the
iim
all
the
way
round.
5.
Inflate
slowly
until
thc
beads
are
fully
seated'
6.
Remove
valve
and
deflate
the
tube
completely'
7.
Refit
valve
and
inflate
the
tyre
to
the
oprrect
working
Pressure'
N.B.-This
procedure
must
be
followed
whenever
the
tube
is
refitted.
Inflation
of
Tyres.
The
pressures
recommended
for
the
6.5o"
by
r6"
India
tyres
are:-
z4lbs./sq.
in.
(r.6g
kgltq.
.-'l
) Cotd.
33
lbs./sq.
in.
(2.32
kgltq.
cm.)
J
Tyre
pressures
will
increase
slightly
uft"-t
continued
running
at
high'.p."dr
or in
hot weather.
It
is not
considered
advisable
to
reduce
f.?*rir"r
und.er
such
conditions,
as this
would
tend
to
cause
further
ireating,
due
to
excessive
flexing
when
the
tyre
cools.
The
pressures
being
comparatively.
low,
it
is important
that
they
should
b^e
carefulty
mJntainea
if
maiimum
tyre
life
is to
be
secured.
It
is,
therefore,
,6.o**ended
that
the
pressure
be
tested
weekly
by
means
of
a
gauge applied
to
the
valve
stem
orifice.
Balaicing
the Road
Wheels.
It is
most
important,
in view
of the
high speeds
attainable,
that
the
front
road wheels
should
be
properly
balanced.
Therefore,
it
is
necessary to
have all the
wheels
balanceit,
and to
re-balance
a wheel
after
changing
its tyre.
An
out-of-balance
effect
is usually
present in
the
complete
wheel
and tyre due
to:-
(a)
The
valve
and
its
patch
on the
inner tube:
and
3.
4.
Front
Rear