How Do You Fix A Tire On A Yamaha Rhino?
Mechanical problems are rare on Yamaha Rhinos, which are often referred to as the “workhorses” of the ATV world. The Rhino is an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) built to ride much like a car or go-kart (i.e. an upright seat and steering wheel). As of late November 2008, the Yamaha Rhino was still in production and available for purchase, despite the apparent risk of rollovers on even moderate terrain. Rhino parts can wear out and may need replacement; this includes the tires, whether due to excessive wear or blow outs. The Rhino’s tires are the standard ATV tires found on numerous makes and models of ATVs today. Changing or fixing a tire on a Yamaha Rhino is not difficult. Step 1 Unscrew the valve cap on the flattened tire and screw the Fixaflat canister onto the valve stem. Depress the canister trigger and fill the tire with sealant and CO2 from the can. As soon as the tire is tight enough to drive on (around 10 psi), ride for at least a solid 10 minutes to spread the sealant around in the
