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Did you really had a punctured tyre or did it yourself for the demo?

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But who asked you all of that sir?

Until you drop dead??? Sounds like your not too far off 😂😂😂

many dislike because he uses his saliva and obviously there are still tiny bubbles surrounds the gum he inserted, he is not telling the truth, watch it slowly the tiny bubbles

Use some fire, end of story.

Maybe because he forgot to mention its a temporary measure? IDK

It's not feasible... Doesn't fix your tyre makes it worst for long measures

tell that to construction guys!

I think someone forgot and I've now found it in my tyre!

Better keep the tradition and put the bolt where you got it

@@syedaliii8920z?ga 2z?

Right 🤣😂

rubber cement

dont need to cut off will wear down within a week, and pushing with alot of force is good because its less likely to fail

@@louoldschool3163 okay doka

Thanks mate

I personally plugged about ten tires on different cars of mine, never a problem!!

@Real Life Gnome Sightings except you saved about 15 dollars and two hours at the tire shop.

Exactly! 👍🏻

Thank you

Thank you and Welcome :)

Welcome drive safe

@@fixitsamo how to repair? Replace a leaking valve stem.

Plugs will eventually leak. No tire manufacturer on Earth recommends this repair method.

Well chit fire ... mine never leaked ....and I drove the tires until they were worn out...Maybe you have no experience doing that one....

I've been replacing leaky plugs with patches for 25 years.

+Scott Diamond Leaky plugs because they were not done properly. Like he said, his never leaked. So, you never had a chance to see the good ones.

I have been plugging them for 35 yrs with only one not sealing because it was a bolt and not a nail or screw. Guess I am a pro or not, Just following the simple instructions.....

I went 164 mph on my R6 multiple times with a plug in my tire.

yes you will go and look for it. NOW

they hold up completely fine. out of hundreds of thousands of repairs one lets go and they ban the whole concept. idiots

One of my winter is loosing air like 1psi in a day. I use my bike pump during winter. It takes up to 30 strokes to pump air per week. 😂

You probably have rust around the rim Take it to a garage they’ll remove the tire clean the rust around the rim and put rubber cement to seal it it wont cost much

You don’t need to apply glue for the red plugs they already have some glue and individually sealed If you read the instructions on the kit i used it doesn’t require any glue that’s why they don’t include any glue in the package Yes you might think it’s easier to insert the plug using glue it can also do the opposite effect because of the air pressure the plug might pup out slightly causing air leak That’s a common mistake guys do when they plug their tires specially if they put lots of glue cause it will act as a lubricant for the next 5 to 10 minutes till it drys if you use glue i suggest you wait at least 10 to 15 minutes before you hit the road just to give some time for the glue to dry completely Black plugs kit do require glue but not the red Thank you for your support and drive safe

Good job 👍🏻 I know towing and garage fees it becomes very expensive

Update week has passed and the repair on my car is holding pressure fine.now my wife car had a nail in her tyre.I've just repaired hers.the string patch is incredibly hard to push in.i had about an inch of patch sticking out I would ideally like to have pushed it through further but it's not leaking air.

Will this product work for even smaller nails stuck in the tire? I see that the guy on the video is dealing with a somewhat larger size one and the tools he’s using seem to be kind of like the same size as the nail inserted in the tire*

@Jason H you need the t handle tools to stand any chance of success.

@@QueMeVezWei yes it will work you could drill the hole bigger first.

I used a metal bar against the top of the wheel and the top of the handle and it worked I was able to get the leverage with the bar to push it in . Taking it out i just tried yanking ever which way till it came out.

richard none this works very well you done it many times, lol, clearly it doesn't work if you done it many times 😂😂😂 joking

TigerVlad84 where did you buy it

Isnt it strange they dont do the plugs in black Ferg.Must be a reason.

That is true, i have a screw in my car tire, went to two shops and they have refused to repair it, saying it is un-repairable and that they should replace the whole tire which is barely few months old. I bought the repair kit and will repair it tomorrow morning. Thanks to fixitsamo :)

The tire shops say it's non repairable because they want to make money and sell you a new tire. I had a business hauling heavy trailers cross country, my tire had a flat and I had a patch put on the inside. Plug or patch they work just fine, even with heavy loads.

You are not serious, are you ?If the people in the garage told you it cannot be repaired, it means it is dangerous to repair that tire. Not all tires can be repaired, it depends on where the puncture is and how big the puncture is. Don't risk your life and the life of other motorists because you know its not just you on the road, there are other people driving too. Don't be foolish tight ignorant bastard, listen to what the tire fitters are telling you and go and buy yourself at least two new tires because you cannot change one only, both tires on the same axle have to be the same!

Red Salamander I just don’t like gambling with my life and others life too. If I find a screw in my tyre, I just replace the tyre, simple as that. I dont make any compromises with tyres. If one can afford to buy car, pay for insurance and fuel, should be able to buy some decent tyres and not play risky DIY like a 16 year old boy... I just consider people repairing tyres fools. I can’t see any logic in repairing tyres!

Matthew K Don’t worry dude, you find a screw in your tire- leave it there- or pick up a screwdriver and a DIY tire kit and fix it- don’t worry about seeking professional help or replacing the tire- should be OK, you can even drive on the motor way - preferably above 80 mph- should be alright- just make sure there aren’t any cars around- trucks are fine though- no worry’s. Natural selection.

Welcome

Is that a money reason ,I have ran plugs for years no problems ?....any tips on how to make pushing the plug in easier finding them very tough to push in

@@jj-eo7bj coat the hole with tire cement before inserting the plug.

Thank you

👍🏻

Same.... Nothing wrong with using a plug in order to fix a flat!