I agree I ran one for like almost a year when I was broke counter new tires only reason got new one was the tread wore completely off but the plug was still there
If you're plugging from the outside there's a 50% chance of making a separate hole, If you get the angle wrong. Even when you get it right they leak a quarter of the time...the Project Farm channel tested this kit and a couple others that shows it. If you get a nail in your tire fill it with air go to a shop and get a patch. The only time I plug a tire is when It doesn't have much tread and I do it from the inside in a way that it's just as good as a patch and takes less time...
1. you should have turned the wheel so that the nail is on top and away from vehicle, this gives you a better angle to do your work 2. you needed to go 2/3 in, Looks like you barely went half way in. 3. This doesn't necessarily have to be a temporary fix, I have driven years on a patched tire.
My local Firestone was unable to fix my tire because the nail was less than two inches from the outside edge of the tire, so he actually recommended this bad boy ... (this was two yrs, ago, and still no leak). I highly recommend. BTW, SLIME is the best one (at Menards and other places) ... I haven't heard good things about Home Depot's version.
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It is permanent if you do it right. Don't let the tire shop tell you otherwise. I work for a truck fleet, we only plug. Never had a single failure.
I agree I ran one for like almost a year when I was broke counter new tires only reason got new one was the tread wore completely off but the plug was still there
If you're plugging from the outside there's a 50% chance of making a separate hole, If you get the angle wrong. Even when you get it right they leak a quarter of the time...the Project Farm channel tested this kit and a couple others that shows it. If you get a nail in your tire fill it with air go to a shop and get a patch. The only time I plug a tire is when It doesn't have much tread and I do it from the inside in a way that it's just as good as a patch and takes less time...
1. you should have turned the wheel so that the nail is on top and away from vehicle, this gives you a better angle to do your work
2. you needed to go 2/3 in, Looks like you barely went half way in.
3. This doesn't necessarily have to be a temporary fix, I have driven years on a patched tire.
Thanks for the tips hopefully won't have to put these in again I just got a brand new set!
I used this on a few different things and worked great
Yes I like that feature my other one was front and back only
My local Firestone was unable to fix my tire because the nail was less than two inches from the outside edge of the tire, so he actually recommended this bad boy ... (this was two yrs, ago, and still no leak). I highly recommend. BTW, SLIME is the best one (at Menards and other places) ... I haven't heard good things about Home Depot's version.
interesting
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks
I had nothing but plugs in my tires for years, never a problem.
Hahah me too but yeah not recommend
The glue in that kit is like Elmer’s glue. I remember kits having rubber cement.
Hahah I don’t think it’s that cheap this is specifically for rubber
Nice video
Thanks 🙏🏻
Did u use the bigger plugs ?? Looks like dif sizes
Just what came in the package
You're going to tell me you put that plug to the proper depth? You easily had an 1¾" at LEAST sticking out after pulling it out.
I always go as deep as possible in holes 😉. And just to note this is still holding air today