I got this flat tire with water in it.     What's a ez way to get the wawa out   Sc

Drill a hole in it 

Make sure it's a small hole, dead center of the tread.  Pump it up tight and put the hole pointed straight down.  When it all drained out, put a plug in it.  Problem solved.   

But, on serious note, it's kind'a like I tell new lift truck trainees at work . . . "Just because you CAN lift it, doesn't mean you SHOULD."  You probably need to break it down and get the water out and remount it.

Bignick style?

I'd leave the water in there- it self-balances! Free lifetime balance without the hassle. 

Bignick style?

I'd leave the water in there- it self-balances! Free lifetime balance without the hassle. 

Unless its "heavy water" and it stays on one side of the tire and if you save enough you could build your on Nuke. Nick Style on steroids. 

Take it off the car and put the car on jack stands. Set the tire under the rocker of the car and put the jack between the sidewall and the rocker. Jack the car up and break the bead. Dry the water out and then use the starter fluid and a lighter- be ready with an air pump cause once it cools back down, it'll be in a vaccuum.

Be careful with breaking the bead- don't tear the sidewall.

Zen and Nick,
Y'all quit giving him these crazy ideas.
He'll try them.
KC

It sounded like a good idea.  Pour gas in tire. Light it.  EvaporAte the water.   Now I have a tire fire.  Man it stinks.       I just spent a fiver at rock spring tire.   Best money I ever spent.   Sc

No,  you are supposed to get the water out then use a small amount of lighter fluid to make the explosion to seat the bead

Please note the "SMALL AMOUNT" in Travis' comment.  You are after a small, controled explosion, not an "EXPLOSION."