Rock n Roller

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HiDefDJ

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I bought the r12 Rock n Roller cart last spring from idjnow. I've maybe used it a dozen times so far. About 2 months ago I went to use it and noticed a front tire was flat. I was pissed. The next day I pumped it up and all was well.

A few weeks later I go to get the cart for a gig and the tire is flat again. Damn. I pump it up again it's fine loading and unloading for the gig. A few days later, flat.

Sicne then I've had to inflate before every gig. I've checked the tires and see no punctures or anything. Only problem is the valve stem seems to be off a bit.

I emailed the company that makes the cart and told them the same story. The emailed me today and are shipping out a pair or replacement wheels!

Awesome.
 
I had the same problem.....looked to me like the bead on the tire was not seeding to the rim. I bought a cart from Sams that has a folding handle made of steel (solid steel bed) short bed maybe 3 ft. but no tire problems.
 
had mine 5 yr s and only lost a bit of paint otherwise still clickin. the tires do lose air in storage but I have only had to fill em once so far
perhaps you banged the stem losing its seal. Credit to a company who wants your trust. I have spoke to the owner in Ventura California. Spoke to him direct and he was the nicest guy. Kudos to a great company
Long Live ROCKn ROLLer
 
I have had mine for 13 years and still works like a Charm..Twice in that time the air went down in the tires. I just took it to a Bicycle Shop for a quick shot of air.
 
Great! I got the replacement wheel sometime last week. You could tell it was a used wheel because it was a little dirty. I don't care though cause it works. I removed the bad wheel from my cart, put the new wheel on and now am good to go!

Great service and I didn't pay a cent!
 
groovielou said:
I hear there is something that you can inflate the tires with that will make them solid. I will check around and see if I can remember where I saw the post.

I just bought the R10, I LOVE IT!

Groovielou
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There is a product out there (i forget the name) that you can get at most auto parts stores that you simply screw into the valve stem and pump the tire full of some type of goo...works great for temporarily fixing a tire before its useful life is over, however it is quite messy when you go to actually change the tire.
 
I have the R 12 and blew out the bearings on one fron tire. $16 just for one wheel!
 
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