ARB TYRE REPAIR KIT: HOW TO PLUG A PUNCTURED TYRE
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- ARB TYRE REPAIR KIT: HOW TO PLUG A PUNCTURED TYRE.
Watch this video and see how I repair my punctured tyre using an ARB SPEEDY SEAL PUNCTURE REPAIR KIT SERIES II on my 2016 Ford Ranger Wildtrak. Thanks for watching, please give a thumbs up and subscribe to our channel.
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Thank you for including the first failed attempt, makes the video that much more informative to see how its done wrong first, then successful
Nice video.... attended a training this week end , a 70 yo lady managed to fix a tyre
Overinflate the tyre, the steel wiring is not so tight . It really renders the exercise effortless
Rather than screwing action , yanking the reamer in and out is more efficient
High pressure gets those plugs in without breaking a sweat
This video is much more insightful then the 30 second clips people post I got a kit from repco and managed to get it done in one go pretty tough but got me out of trouble on a Sunday and a Monday being a public holiday safe to say I won’t be going to tyre shops anymore for just a puncture 🙂
Mate awesome instructions, you’ve shown the whole process even the little set back and how to trouble shoot it. Thank you lots for posting this video, am sure many will find it useful.
Bought similar, used it today, bit of effort like you to get the string in,but it fixed my puncture ,perfect, recommended.
Nice work mate, great video. I'm glad you include 'take 1', just goes to show, not always as easy as it is on TV. Keep the video's coming.
Cheers, Nathan.
XploringOz thanks Nathan, its good to keep it real 😅 got plenty more to come, stay tuned 👍🤙
Good job, I had the same experience today; it's hard work but very satisfying after it's done!
I appreciate this video. It was good to see you struggle a bit on attempt 1 so an inexperienced person like me knows what I might contend with if I have to make a repair out on the road.
Excellent video, thanks. I'm glad you didn't cut the failed attempt: that emphasized to me that it might take extra elbow grease to get the job done. I'm prepping for a jeep trip that will kick off next week, and I just purchased an ARB repair kit. Your vid told me what I needed to know. Cheers.
Got a similar kit, I practiced with some old tyres first, when I needed it I knew what to do.
Such a tight rope trying to help/educate without putting novices at risk. Nice job.
Thanks mate..great info.. Just watched another similar video & great tip there was to first rotate tyre so puncture site is easily accessed and you can put downward pressure /body weight into plug insertion. Front tyre easier of course to reposition with steering- depending on puncture site access esp back tyre you may still need to take off tyre in some instances..
Put lube on the needle part to get the plug in smoother
Thanks for the video. This tool looks pretty robust and trail worthy.
idahomountainelk your welcome! It’s a great piece of kit that should be carried in every vehicle 🚗 👍
Thanks for the video. The ARB instruction videos don't show that sometimes quite a bit of grunt is required to push the insertion tool all the way in.
PropanePete thanks for your comment and thanks for watching! 👊
Thanks for showing your failed attempts, made the video very informative and beneficial.
Illuminating. Thank you.
Apply some more lubricant to the string would help
Great clip step by step
Thanks for sharing
Thank you, very helpful video!
Excellent explanation.
I actually had to plug a passenger car tyre today and my kit had zero instructions.
Thanks for the quality how-to. 🤙
That’s so helpful thank u so much from Saudi arabia
Great video man, it’s helped me to buy one now 👍🏼
Michael Zammit thanks for watching!! And happy to have helped you to make your decision 👍
Had the same problem with a screw funnily enough on brand new Falken wildpeaks. I got the smaller ones in finally ..they leaked when tested. Cheap slime kit. Tried the thicker plugs, difficult to get in but worked.
Then had same situation on partners car.. leaked on smaller plugs even with glue. Have now bought a set very similiar to the ARB one. Hopefully I dont have to repair another soon. Thanks for the video
Hey Marty!! Thanks for watching!! I actually repaired one of my tyres yesterday and it took me 10mins to do everything. Never tried smaller plugs but definitely never had any leaks with the bigger ones. Good to hear you got something similar to mine. 👍
Well done mate....I might add that a portable compressor is always worth the money in such situations.
Ryobi 18v is great for this.
You need to give the reemer a good rip when you pull it out to smooth out the hole and do it a few times with such a small hole
Thanks for the video.
Thanks buddy👍
Good job mate!
Matthew Priceless thanks mate 👍
My kit has rubber cement which also acts as a lubricant. Also handy is a ryobi 18v one+ tyre inflator R18DPI-0. I prefer to take the tyre off as i get more leverage and control. Plus, there maybe more than 1 puncture.
I have always used rubber cement also. Works as a lubricant and helps to seal it.
Just bought myself a el cheapo kit too. Hope it will hold up in the outdoors. Good video and humorous too. Just wondering would you need a new wheel alignment because the rubber strip could cause imbalance?
Hey Tristan!! I’d say no but is always best to check with your local tyre dealer 👍
To the guys who watch this video : read the manual BEFORE you pull the nail/screw. It will save you lots of headace especiallly if its a slow leak
Done this at least 10 times with tires fully inflated and never had a problem. I believe the trick is to ream in and out a few times really good in a straight fast motion. Doing this will make the hole ready to insert the plug. When on target with the plug insert it quickly with heavy initial force and a good circular wiggle motion if necessary. That should do the trick.
You can also use an adhesive if you are worried about small leaks. But it is not necessary.
My kit came with rubber glue that you need. To cover the chord with before inserting, maybe all kits are different, good video.
I have done literally dozens of these, you don't need rubber solution, I don't know why it is in the kits.
A kit with the tube patching set contains a Tube of Ribber Cement - used with the patches to repair punctured invinner tubes
I will definitely buy a puncture repair kit. It will pay for itself after the first puncture.
You are supposed to push and pull the tool a few times not twisting it as the hole needs to be abraded by the tool to make the hole bigger. Ta for the Vid m8.
I'm here because I also couldn't get the Damn rope inserted!
Only had a pop rivet in the tyre, couldn't ream it either so had to drill the hole out
Glad I'm in my garage, it wouldn't be fun first time on the side of the road!
After now doing it a handful of times, I can honestly say that the tyre is better off to be dead flat. If there is any air left just take it out. My tyre on this video was still 3/4 full of air. 👍
Mine came with some rubber cement I lather the plugs on installation you don't really need lube are you sure it's lube
Good job!!!!!
Peter Sauer thanks 😊
Good honest video - well done. I have bought smaller plugs from Bushranger which are better for small holes in the tread like those from screws and nails - much easier to insert. I've used those plugs for 20 years, and in all honesty, I'd take it to a tyre dealer and get a mushroom plug put in for a tread puncture. But when out remote, the plug kits come into their own and a small stake in the sidewall is easily fixed until you come back to civilisation. Cheers
Phil Gaukroger thank you for your kind comment, it’s very much appreciated 👍
Put an X on the leak with a white crayon before pulling out the object. In the dark or rain you will lose the hole location.
Roger Dickinson great tip 👍
thanks for this! will the repair affect wheel balance?
Thanks for watching! As far as I'm aware it shouldn't effect it but probably best to seek professional advice 👍
I’ve struggled to insert the plug the last few times I’ve used a similar system. However they are E rated tires. I had to use a 2x4 jammed into the coil spring at the top of the wheel well to lever the plug and tool into the hole. A ratchet strap may work to help as well.
RaggedsEdge thanks for the info. I had to repair my caravan Tyre the other day and it was super easy compared to the Ranger 👍
Thanks for the heads up on how much grunt is needed.
Did this repair last long ?
Hey 👋 yes the repair is still going strong
Just wondering is this a perm solution or only temp until you can get to somewhere to replace the tyre? Or is it good enough to last until the tyre wears out?
Technically this is supposed to be temporary. After plugging your tyre you should go to your nearest tyre centre. However I’ve done my tyre and it’s been completely fine without attending to a tyre centre. 👍
Dont use lubricants more recommended avoiding contamination , And take notice about the metal bands in the tyre the tool needs to be pushed in without catching them , Explanation is imagine a fork approaching a band on how to pass it you turn it side ways , glue on the sleuth will help insertion .
You almost had it on attempt 1! I don't think they give good instructions. The reamer tool needs to be pulled in and out without rotating it. That's how you get a nice round hole. The plug goes in easier that way too. 👍
You should put some rubber cement. That will help slide easyly.
Good video.....Definitely a man's job..
It always helps to inflate the tire to atleast 38 psi for installation
Excellent instruction video, though it would have been good if you went into more detail on inflating your tyres again afterward and being careful on driving with a flat tyre for people who might not also have a air compressor on board
Whats about the wires inside tire, the will damaged or not ?
Google tells me that it ‘may’ cause damage to the inside of the tyre.
40 cords!!! I haven’t used that many in the 30 years I’ve been driving. Guess this would be the last kit I’d ever have to buy.
As long as the plug insert tool doesn't bend or break. The cheaper plug kits are made of cheaper metal and have broke a few times on me.
I've been looking for one that has heavy duty hardened insert tool because if it breaks and you're on the road somewhere, you're screwed.
no glue?
It this pretty much a permanent repair or will the tire need to be taken in to a tire shop to patch from the inside?
Technically yes you should take it to a tire shop.
It's a lot easier if the tyer is completely flat. Lol😂
Yep I totally agree, I’ve learned a lot since making this vid a few years ago 👍
It is easier if you first deflate the tyre so you are not working against the internal air pressure. Screw the reamer tool in but use the serrated edges to widen the hole by pulling in and out rather than screwing it out, Lastly, cut the excess as near to the tyre as possible.
Mate u r spot on
Just bought a kit. Bit worried I may end up with totally flat tyre and no way of inflating it!
You can always buy yourself a small compressor 👍
I was waching this for fun.....your mistake is u supposed to push in and out ...on the first tool...not circles...thats honey make the insert part easier.....
You won't break the plug by pushing don't be afraid to push hard you will stop it before the whole thing goes into the tire
Before you insert, put lubricant on the strip.
You need to really lube the 'insertion tool' before trying to insert it. You missed this step, that's why you are having so much trouble. Good video, thanks.
If u use lube it will interfere with the adhesion of the glue... so no u don't want lube just gorilla fuck the shit out of the tire with the *insertion tool"... doesn't take to much effort.
One word of caution, these are great for temporary fixes but should not be left as permanent. The best solution is a plug patch. Of course this isn’t a viable “trail repair”. Part of the reason for this is the damage to the belts that can’t be detected by just pushing a plug in. Cheers from America.
I would never buy a kit that did not have rubber cement with it. You need to use cement to lube and seal everything.
hey bruv can you change the title, this is how not to plug a punctured tyre
The reamer tool goes clockwise not counter
Using an identical kit to this, I found that it’s missing a rubber cement/vulcanizing cement. Tire was flat the next day without rubber cement on strings.
In my kit, the repair cord basically had the rubber cement/glue built-in as it was already all sticky.
You can get the kit on ebay for about $20
TH-cam. The place where absolute novices upload "subject matter expertise" how to videos.
Glad you never wasted your time using the ‘ BLACKJACK Tire Repair Kit. ‘ It’s a terrible unreliable kit all round. Plus ‘ BlackJack ‘ customer support team are the the worst support team by far and totally unhelpful!
Please note this method is not advisable on the edge or side of the tyre, as this is where the rubber is thinnest. If in doubt, take the tyre to a professional who can inspect the damage.
I once had a huge sidewall puncture in the bush. It took THREE plug strips to fill it - and then I drove 500km home. It sure got me out of strife. Do what you need to do.
@@PeterAcrat True. At least it worked for you. :) I know when it happened to me the tyre was 1 week old. The repair wouldn't hold, as the tyre was no doubt had less rubber. Wow. 3 Strip plugs. Great video BTW.
your strength is not enough because tire is in 3 o clock position, better if it is in 12 o clock position.
Getting weak Curly! It’s an age thing. I should know! 🤓
Bill Downie I skipped my Weet-Bix for breakfast 🤣😂
Always twist the handle
Stuff me stubbie mate, how many have you used since then mate?
Haha!! I’ve probably used it half a dozen times since this video. Pretty much have it down pat now 👍
I'd like it but the case is too big.
🤔 mine fits perfectly inside a box that’s sits in the rear of the Ute. Definitely worth having one in my opinion 👍
@@venturingfour I'm getting the smittybuilt, and will upgrade the awl and needle.
Try not to let alot of air out it will only make it harder
the strips are getting hard an you can not youse them after a 1 year
Thanks for that. I used mine a few days ago and all seem ok still 👍
You gotta be quicker than that trust me
You forgot the lubricant.
I better go to the gym before I use the kit mate 😂😂
You even have lube wth
First of all you should have taken the tyre off reamed it out and used all you body weight to jake the cord in and the rip the handle out you should only ream once the issue your having is due to not using all your body weight and gravity that was your issue
How much is this kid?
Hey Brek, I paid $60 👍
@@venturingfour Fair enough. Looks like a rip off, but I see there is more to it than a cheap one, like that sleeve to force the plug off the end of the tool. I just had the handle of a cheap one break off on the way out. Then I pulled the rest out with pliers and the job is done. It could have stabbed my hand if it broke on the way in.
Yes it’s definitely up there in price but like you said you do get what you pay for. ARB have always been a higher price tag but I seriously can’t fault it, I’ve used it a handful of times with zero issues.
@@venturingfour This is not the ARB we knew. This kit is now made in China and is the same junk you buy on Amazon for $24 without the ARB name.
Lolllll I knew as soon as I looked at this video that u payed more than 10 dollars for that fukin kit lolllll 60 fukin dollars... bro that shit is 3 dollars at walmart... except u only get 6 cords
i honestly dont know anyone paid what ARB ask for that kit hahaha its 29 bucks everywhere else
You don't have a leak you took out the screw and there's no air coming out just fill the hole with rubber cement
😂😂😂
Done it, its a non skill
Wow....really?...lol
Chinese-made poor quality stuff with ARB name on it. Save your money and buy an American-made Western Weld kit for half the price! Mine came broken and ARB promised a replacement which was never sent. The only thing Australian in this is the words "Designed in Australia" on the Chinese box.
whimp
Jesus, just change the fucking thing. WAY EASIER!
🤣😂 maybe for my first try but now I’m able to do it in less than 5 minutes 👍
I'm so much better at this
OMG worst demo ever😤
A case of someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing