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The tension ring is supposed to be on the inside of all the tabs. And I recommend a rag or rubber mat between your shiny smooth hubcap/cover and the rough concrete ..... Where I live, ony 2x zip-ties will keep those covers on. The potholes flex & bend the rims and you lose the wheel covers if they're not tied on.

Literally JUST happened and this vid saved us! Thanks for the vid!

Great job Brian!

Thank-you from northern Canada 🇨🇦

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Thanks for this video!! Much appreciated. Can you tell me if the cleaning smell lingered long after it dried?

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This helps, thank you Brian.

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Great comment by Max, and I never thought about faulty valve stems, and I have a leak in 2 tires, that lose about 6 PSI per day, so I'll have to get all things checked. Great comment to give me some thought to properly fix it. Aged tires as you say, can also cause a leak, and then you have to replace the tire(s) as this happened to me before. I can't see soapy water working as shown in this video, but I guess it's possible ?

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I just love the southern comfort music, the guy in the video reminds me of a texas movie, the grandson i give a thumbs up for effort. Hahaha

That is canvas not vinyl..

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Brian thanks for your videos. Love your channel and how random it is. This video helped me with mildew in a pop-up camper. Keep on posting all those things that strike your fancy.

Very useful and precisely my problem whilst reversing a door.I tried packing each of the hinges but not both because the gap on the latch side is very close. I foolishly did not check for square on door or frame before starting work because it was against the clock with limited tools at my daughter's apartment. Interestingly when hung the original way the 4 screw (UK) hinges had been replaced with rising butts so I think there may have been a squaring issue already. You have restored my sagging self confidence thanks but would suggest the volume for the video should be louder.

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Already lost 2 on the highway. 😅Thanks for the video!!! 👍

drove around retracing my path for 1/2 an hour and found my hubcap. going to try this. thanks !

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I noticed that there was no inspection of the tire, the valve stem or the rim. Normally, your tire shouldn't lose any air pressure even when it's cold. I will put forth the suggestion that there was something else going on that was not covered. Here's a list of things to check: - A bad valve stem. It could be old & non-flexible thus not sealing at its base. - The stem could have hairline cracks in it and allow air to escape during vehicle ops. - Is the valve stem the correct size for the hole in the rim?!? - The valve in the stem itself may be bad thus air is leaking by it... possibly only during vehicle ops! - An obvious minor puncture in the tire that has gone unnoticed. - Road debris may be imbedded in the tire... and it's VERY small thus is hard to see. - Checking & cracking in the tire due to age thus pressure slowly bleeds off - perhaps only when the vehicle is moving. - Damage to the mating lip of the tire that cannot be seen when the tire is mounted... yet air escapes during vehicle ops due to flexing of the tire. - An unnoticed rim defect. The rim itself may have a hairline crack... or have corrosion issues. Only a careful inspection may reveal the issue. - The rim may be warped or worn at the lip thus allowing air to escape. - Is the tire an appropriate and matching size for the rim? - Is the car being driven at a level beyond the limits of the tire? - Is the vehicle being loaded with excessive weight? - Is a friend, family member, co-worker or neighbor pranking you? - Is a friend, family member, co-worker or neighbor intentionally sabotaging you? The bottom line here is that there is always a root cause as to why a tire loses pressure - you've got to find it. Some folks may claim that they pulled the tire and rim off the car and used a dunk tank to see where air was escaping but found nothing. Well guess what? That may be true but you still have a leak and the reason why is because the conditions aren't correct for air to escape. In other words, the tire and rim has to be mounted on the car for the condition to be in existence. Sometimes a tire can be on a car for a week or weeks... and not lose pressure until the car is driven! Other times, you simply have to dismount the tire to fully inspect the tire inside and out as well as the rim and the valve stem to discover the root cause. If there is any doubt whatsoever about any of the three things (meaning a sound & serviceable rim, tire & stem) then replace them. Injecting a soap & alcohol mix may stop a leak temporarily just like a product such as tire slime might. However, it would be wise to conduct a full inspection because something serious could be going on. One of the most common problems is aged valve stems and/or tires... which definitely shouldn't be on the road in the first place. Blowouts can kill - don't roll with parts that shouldn't be on the road. Best wishes! 👍🏻🚘👨🏻‍🔧 - Max Giganteum

You needed to fully examine both sides of the rotor at the friction surface for wear by default. You also check the bearings to make sure they're servicable as well as check the rotor for warpage and total runout. The reason there was more wear on one side as opposed to the other is most likely due to the caliper not freely floating thus there was more pressure applied to the inside of the rotor. Your solution may have been as simple as cleaning up and lubing the slider for the caliper and to machine the rotor after cleaning the sediment out of the vanes. Of course, you do both sides of the vehicle when servicing the brakes. Best wishes! 👍🏻👨🏻‍🔧🇺🇲 - Max Giganteum

Ryker nailed it.

Thank You so much because i have had to replace hubcaps & even at $60.00 it becomes costly.

Nice to know can't wait to try it

Thank you

Thanks guys good to now I'm putting them on right this time...

Does the fluid in the tire effect its balance or anything like that?

A GOOD TRY,.Its certainly a lack of friction where the tabs contact the inside wheel rim. A three of pieces of waterproof emery paper overhanging the small rounded tabs, glued into place using plastic cement or similar, plus your fix will do it. The emery paper is usually enough to make it thicker to hold it in place better also. The wire adjustment might not be needed. After all its mainly a lack of friction on the inside rim that causes it to rotate and fall off. All tabs could be treated that way!

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Also, if you live on the west coast, take it to Les Schwab Tire Center, we will fix it for free.

Thank you Jimmy... You good people...

a zip tie will keep them from coming off also

that is one gigantic center cap

Wonderful! Did you ever get those photos from me? I thought I recognized a few.....❤Luanna

Thanks for a well made presentation and important info for pop-up owners!!!!

I learned two things here, tape and an extra notched pointed out by a few here! Thanx!

Thank you!

Great method! 🇨🇦

I'm going to try a product called Awesome as it says it's a degreaser and works on anything. But it needs to be dilute with some water 1st. I hope it works

Can you tell us if it caused any damage or brittleness of the fabric? Now that it is a year later?

Great video! Fellow Canadian here so I appreciate the relevant information. Thank you! Can't wait to clean my canvas (well, sort of - ha ha).

Took a long time but oh boy definitely works

Thanks so much! So helpful! Who would of thought of tape 😁

Cannot thank you enough for this video. Had a leak over the winter and some heavily mold caked canvas on set up this year. Star bright ate right through it and the canvas looks better than it ever has!