Canadian mechanic red seal 9.5 years using the push in strips no failures was told by my tire supplier they could cause problems never any issues made a believer out of him good vid will try the b mushroom looks like a good repair as well
You forget somting I see that your tire have air in it . That is the reason its easy to de plug . If your tire do not have air in it. Pump it first up than thake out the nail and do than what the video tell you to do. If the do not have air in side . It will not go smoothly en easy in and out the tools u use.
Thank you for lucid explaination with help of video and photos. Thank you for your efforts for making this video. A good video needs more efforts. Love from India. 🙋🤗
@@knobsdialsandbuttons Stuck out in the back country, I will plug side wall or tread edge with oneor several plugs, as needed, to get back to a shop. But, such would not be a permanent repair as it would be in the tread.
This practice is Not safe , not British standards for approx forty years. You Don’t know what internal damage has happened without removing the tyre . Safety first avoid .
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Thanks. Clear and concise tutorial.
Thanks for watching!
Canadian mechanic red seal 9.5 years using the push in strips no failures was told by my tire supplier they could cause problems never any issues made a believer out of him good vid will try the b mushroom looks like a good repair as well
You forget somting
I see that your tire have air in it .
That is the reason its easy to de plug .
If your tire do not have air in it.
Pump it first up than thake out the nail and do than what the video tell you to do.
If the do not have air in side .
It will not go smoothly en easy in and out the tools u use.
Thank you for lucid explaination with help of video and photos.
Thank you for your efforts for making this video.
A good video needs more efforts.
Love from India. 🙋🤗
You're very welcome, thank you for watching !
What is the reason to avoid repair on the sidewall of the tyre????
Read this: tirecare.sg/blogs/events/why-can-t-you-repair-tyres-with-a-punctured-sidewall
@@knobsdialsandbuttons Stuck out in the back country, I will plug side wall or tread edge with oneor several plugs, as needed, to get back to a shop. But, such would not be a permanent repair as it would be in the tread.
@@knobsdialsandbuttonsthank you . on this document the reparable zone in green is larger than in the video
@@phib9405
You are right - most sources say that it has to be 1/2 inch or more from the tire's edge to be considered repairable.
The sidewall is thinner
I appreciate that someone might have used a screwdriver to put the screw there in the first place.
Is this a long term fix?
Some people use them as a permanent repair but I would only use them as a temporary fix, just to be safe
Where are the links for the tools
Used it on a side wall no problems. In an emergency do whatever
This practice is Not safe , not British standards for approx forty years. You Don’t know what internal damage has happened without removing the tyre . Safety first avoid .
It's been done in the USA for a while now and very popular. No issues.
It's done in Ireland for years.
They've been on the market and heavily used in America for 70 years