Quick question on this. Would you have not saved money if you would have diluted the RV antifreeze? I’m looking at doing this with my tractor tires, but mine takes 92 gallons so I was thinking of putting 45 gallons of the RV antifreeze in it and then the other 45 of water so it would be a 50-50 mix. I understand yours was not that expensive because it required a lot less but just wondering what your thoughts would be on it since most automotive antifreezes you can buy 50-50 strength anyway.
I was thinking of using the Walmart RV Antifreeze until I read some of the reviews. Multiple reviewers say this product freezes at or above 0 degrees, which may explain why it's so much cheaper than most other brands of RV antifreeze. I'm now thinking of going with windshield washer fluid instead.
Quick question on this. Would you have not saved money if you would have diluted the RV antifreeze? I’m looking at doing this with my tractor tires, but mine takes 92 gallons so I was thinking of putting 45 gallons of the RV antifreeze in it and then the other 45 of water so it would be a 50-50 mix. I understand yours was not that expensive because it required a lot less but just wondering what your thoughts would be on it since most automotive antifreezes you can buy 50-50 strength anyway.
I was thinking of using the Walmart RV Antifreeze until I read some of the reviews. Multiple reviewers say this product freezes at or above 0 degrees, which may explain why it's so much cheaper than most other brands of RV antifreeze. I'm now thinking of going with windshield washer fluid instead.
Being in South Mississippi, it is ok for my area. If I lived further north I might have went the same route as you are thinking.