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Tar stuck to the tire? How to get off?

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posted by  woodsytf on  Tue Aug 19 12:56 CST 2008
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if you have an old wash tub or keg bucket maybe you could pull the wheel off the car and place it in some paint thinner or a gallon or so of gas or kero with a old rag to wick the solution over the tarred up areas... it could likely be scraped off with a putty knife or something like that after soaking for a while, maybe overnite.

good luck,
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-woodsytf '95 850 wagon 160k






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