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Friendly DIY project!
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Views: 1210089
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Good video. My experience is though if you don't trim the plug,if it's in a front tire it can pull-out when turning its happened twice to me. I now trim all of them. Thank you for your time and video.
Just curious was the hole in the shoulder of the tire
I hope you didn't drive with that tire and that this was just an example of how to fix a tire, because the one you showed us is dry rotted to absolute hell and is 5 seconds away from a blowout at anything over 50 mph. I tried trailering a little 18 foot bay boat home 40 miles with a tire on it that looked like that. Doing 65 mph, it made it 8 miles before it exploded and destroyed my fender.
It sounds like it's still leaking!
How long they last?
You can also double plug in a pinch. Was shown that at a tire shop.
Not 5 minutes if you have off-road tires
Thanks, just did my first one and this gave me the added confidence to do it! I will add that you should probably put the rubber cement on the entire plug before you push it in to the hole like one of the other commenters had mentioned.
No glue?