It's only a temporary plug if he takes it to get it fixed. If I plug a tire and it isn't flat with a couple of days, I will drive the bald. Nothing wrong with a plug if it's done correctly. I plugged a tire on my car one time that it took 3 pieces of the cord to get it to stop leaking.
A few tire shops repair tires this way, it's legit. Many ways to plug a tire. I fixed my tire this way and the tire went the whole life up until replacement with out a single issue. Never leaked air, didn't throw it off balance.
It's not the best way but an easy fix. I actually did this method with my car and my grandmother's tire. It's been lasting as long as the life of the tire. Depends on how bad the hole is too.
The tread bed on a passenger car tyre can be thin and flexible compared to a 4x4 light truck and therefore tough to insert. Don't trim the tails until you've checked for leaks. Hold the tails to one side while you squeeze another plug beside the first. The soft car tyre maybe doesn't need as much reaming as he demonstrated.
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor insert a second plug if the first still leaks. I've done up to 3 in a hole that was made by a 3/8 bolt. I would never use the plugs they are showing in this video. The rope plugs are way more effective.
Glue is not only glue, it is vulcanizing fluid, same with internal patch one. And also strip is totally different from traditional one. reXpair strip is made by pure rubber. Welcome to test our toolkit. rexpair.com/products/emergency-tire-puncture-repair-kit
Please note, that plug is just to get you to safety, some if not most insurance companies do not recognise that as a permanent plug and could have your claim rejected if something happened to your car. Therefore, one needs to use a 'mushroom plug' as soon as possible
Dude your not supposed to add all that extra shit consuming more time and then plug it and pull it out slow. Your supposed to pull the plug tool out fast. Your fixing a tire not a vagina. Hence this can be done in about 20 seconds. Ask anybody with any kind of tire experience!
On my personal cars, I have yet to get a patch to replace the plugs I've put in. The tire goes bald long before the plug gives. Several years ago I superglued a broke valve stem back together and drove on it for the rest of the time I had the truck.
Lmao I got a plug in my sidewall year ago it started leaking I pushed it in and put 2 new ones . Patch ? Can you do that in a minute? On the side of the road? Didn't think so
I've had a plug in my old set of tires for 2 years. Still is holding. I recently got a "new" set of tires(one tire had a nail the rest were fine, maybe 500 miles on them then taken off an AWD car) and for the hell of it I put a plug in it instead of patching it. If they last 30k, a plug is as good as a patch lol.
@@Slicknewt Most tire shops have the new patches that also have a plug on them. You just pull it out from the inside and have glue where the patch is going to end up. Best of both worlds.
The issue with Plugs vs Patch is you don't know if the person drove on the flat tire and for how long. If you catch the nail before the tire gets low you can plug it. The reasons shops do patches is because by dismounting the wheel, you can see how bad the sidewalls have been damaged. I've done tires that "look nice" but the sidewalls inside are chewed up to the point the tire is no longer serviceable. If they just got a plug, that tire could explode from the damaged sidewalls. Leaving the shop liable because they were the last one to "repair" the tire So from a safety concern, patches are the way to go. For my own cars, since I never run them flat, a plug will do just fine
This means that I can do it too! Thanks for the tip. Does this work only with cars? I think bike tires are too thin for this and they have a separate tube.
It ain’t about speed it’s about quality of repair and that tire needed to be broken down and reamed proper with a round solid plug installed then cut flush on both ends then have a patch installed over the trimmed end of plug on inside of tire to meet the tire repair industry safety standards
@@bikerted hi mate yeah a push through plug from the outside is classed as a illegal repair, AA/RAC these roadside recovery people use them just to get the car to a proper tyre shop ,then we pull the plug out and mushroom plug it from the inside NTDA rules ,I am a agricultural fitter mainly, I plug shoulders and sidewalls in agg its just grt it rolling lol
@@bikerted it's just to get your self sorted and home mate ,temporary 👍, I use them alot on ATV/RTV theyare a godsend for agricultural stuff ,just people think there a permanent fix , if I was stuck and that's all I had I would do what I needed to do to get home 😃👊👍
They may have been made from "catgut"... which is made of sheep intestine and is used for many different things, but nothing was ever made from cats guts.
Ya do one that's hard like where the nail head is broken off. Not one where the damn nail head is sticking out a quarter of an inch and dead center of the tire. Like that ever happens.
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His wife: “yes, he can finish in under one minute”
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Lmfao
Who me?! 🥺
He can't finish in over a minute
What ??
He clearly can, even got 56 seconds left on the clock to come downstairs and repair a flat tire.
What
I thought it was funny. Lol
lmao
Timing a temporary tire plug 😂😂😂😂 like this shit is Nascar
Hi Doug wall im Paul. Doug wall and Paul wall. Let's wreck some shit
@@cornfarts goddamn walls gonna fuckin fall on me and give me the shits
It's only a temporary plug if he takes it to get it fixed. If I plug a tire and it isn't flat with a couple of days, I will drive the bald. Nothing wrong with a plug if it's done correctly. I plugged a tire on my car one time that it took 3 pieces of the cord to get it to stop leaking.
@@cornfarts get your grill on and let's roll out lol
@@dougwall675 😬 flossin
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someones daughter:
after 9 months :🤰
Pregnant tire
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why would it get pregnant 9 months later
@@jaydenv8295 Lol Ikr
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not approved by DOT. its only a temp fix till its properly repaired.
I did repaired my tire exactly the same way as shown in this video. Already drive more than 30 thousands km without any problems. 👍
A few tire shops repair tires this way, it's legit. Many ways to plug a tire. I fixed my tire this way and the tire went the whole life up until replacement with out a single issue. Never leaked air, didn't throw it off balance.
It's not the best way but an easy fix. I actually did this method with my car and my grandmother's tire. It's been lasting as long as the life of the tire. Depends on how bad the hole is too.
My dad had about 5 of these in the tire on our Honda. I’ve never seen one fail personally.
Never had a problem from a plug
What impressed me the most is how easily he drove that plug in, I did this a few times and it was super heavy to insert
thats reXpair evolution, thats why you buy from reXpair
The tread bed on a passenger car tyre can be thin and flexible compared to a 4x4 light truck and therefore tough to insert. Don't trim the tails until you've checked for leaks. Hold the tails to one side while you squeeze another plug beside the first. The soft car tyre maybe doesn't need as much reaming as he demonstrated.
@@petermincher4063 insert two plugs?
@@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor insert a second plug if the first still leaks. I've done up to 3 in a hole that was made by a 3/8 bolt. I would never use the plugs they are showing in this video. The rope plugs are way more effective.
If I go really fast I could, but it's more enjoyable to stay at a moderate speed
I never thought about putting the glue on when roughing up the penetration hole, great idea! And yes this is temporary to get you to a tire shop.
Glue is not only glue, it is vulcanizing fluid, same with internal patch one. And also strip is totally different from traditional one. reXpair strip is made by pure rubber.
Welcome to test our toolkit. rexpair.com/products/emergency-tire-puncture-repair-kit
@@reXpair I noticed the strip instead of the rubber strand. I'll check it out.
Screw it i got a better time, I took the screw out and sprayed flex seal on the opening.
Nice, bet that lasted for long.
@@shakenbake2k479 honestly had to keep up on it
Did you not bother sticking one of those turds in later, rather than "keeping up on it"
@@motheralgorithm1699 Well no because I did not think about it
Screw that, i just slap tape on that shit and drive off.
Skill level: expert temporary repair mechanic ETRM
Please note, that plug is just to get you to safety, some if not most insurance companies do not recognise that as a permanent plug and could have your claim rejected if something happened to your car. Therefore, one needs to use a 'mushroom plug' as soon as possible
Dude your not supposed to add all that extra shit consuming more time and then plug it and pull it out slow. Your supposed to pull the plug tool out fast. Your fixing a tire not a vagina. Hence this can be done in about 20 seconds. Ask anybody with any kind of tire experience!
Speed is definitely the most important part when repairing a tire.
😂 it cares on highway
Saw those chords with your file ,so you can have a possible tire separation later !good job!!!
That repair is more likely to fail versus doing a really patch on the inside
On my personal cars, I have yet to get a patch to replace the plugs I've put in. The tire goes bald long before the plug gives. Several years ago I superglued a broke valve stem back together and drove on it for the rest of the time I had the truck.
Crazy who plugs a tire anymore. Patch that shit from the inside do it right
Lmao I got a plug in my sidewall year ago it started leaking I pushed it in and put 2 new ones . Patch ? Can you do that in a minute? On the side of the road? Didn't think so
I've had a plug in my old set of tires for 2 years. Still is holding. I recently got a "new" set of tires(one tire had a nail the rest were fine, maybe 500 miles on them then taken off an AWD car) and for the hell of it I put a plug in it instead of patching it. If they last 30k, a plug is as good as a patch lol.
Plugs are far more reliable. Idk about this kind but patches are untrustable garbage
@@Slicknewt Most tire shops have the new patches that also have a plug on them. You just pull it out from the inside and have glue where the patch is going to end up. Best of both worlds.
The issue with Plugs vs Patch is you don't know if the person drove on the flat tire and for how long. If you catch the nail before the tire gets low you can plug it.
The reasons shops do patches is because by dismounting the wheel, you can see how bad the sidewalls have been damaged. I've done tires that "look nice" but the sidewalls inside are chewed up to the point the tire is no longer serviceable.
If they just got a plug, that tire could explode from the damaged sidewalls. Leaving the shop liable because they were the last one to "repair" the tire
So from a safety concern, patches are the way to go.
For my own cars, since I never run them flat, a plug will do just fine
Good job man 👍
That was slow as hell and those type of plugs are garbage
They're actually not though if you do it right. I've had one in for 2 years plus and it's still not leaking
TEMPORARY fix
Go to a tire repair for proper repair
Patch n balancing
Repair like that will not last!
This means that I can do it too! Thanks for the tip. Does this work only with cars? I think bike tires are too thin for this and they have a separate tube.
My bikes tires are tubeless and self-sealing if they're punctured.
My wife usually hates when I finish in a minute
Ah, so lube makes you finish faster.
I'll keep that in mind.
Why are you putting goop on the rasp?
В России за это время камаз собирают
Эт ты прав😎🇷🇺
@@_andrfrost_3145 Чел ты...
За 30 секунд жгут обычный вставляют!
It ain’t about speed it’s about quality of repair and that tire needed to be broken down and reamed proper with a round solid plug installed then cut flush on both ends then have a patch installed over the trimmed end of plug on inside of tire to meet the tire repair industry safety standards
Only have to ream it for a couple seconds and plug it with a lot of rubber cement or tire plug sealer takes about 30 seconds
O correto seria fazer o conserto por dentro. Dura muito mais.
Netflix are you still watching, someone's daughter within the minute
I really thought someone shot an arrow at their tier lmao
Can you fix a flat tire the wrong way in a minute?...... you just did
Jesus, this lad as never tried going in the back doors dry. lol
I couldn't care less about Britain, or any other nonsense country. If it fixes the problem; i'm using it.
Huhhh ?? I'm confused. What does britain have to do with this video ?
@@markus7166 because Britain blows
America is the most nonsense country on the planet....smh
@@markus7166 British invented the tech, and 70% of modern tech.
@@markus7166 the bigger question is why hate the wonderful British?
Nice title
better toolkit, welcome to try
Gonna leave that tire sitting at about 12lbs?
I can plug a tire in about 15 seconds lmao
Link the video :)
Liar
But how long does it actually last?
Fr too many extra steps on this job. It ain’t that deep.
I bet he is that quick in plugging in the bedroom too 😄😅🤣
What they didn't show.. 1)Hole is pre drilled. 2) car is lifted off camera and the air pressure way lower.
I’ll send this to my kids when they ask how kids are made
Everything reminds me of her
Quick someone call the Guinness book of world records he plugged a tire in under a minute
Tire:harder daddy
Him:what!
copied but funni
Ricky Bobby would be proud 💪🏼🤣
Can you finish in under a minute?
Finishes in 56 seconds
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I can but my wife normally isn't happy about it unless her TV shows about to come on 🤷♂️
You're doing work or anything else, it just like ah... Ah... Ah..
That's a lot of practice with the two-handed technique.
I like when you go back and worth and then it drips
My dad's trucks spare tire has had a plug in it for years. Still holds air never leaked
nice
Well normally she doesn't want me to finish in a minute but yes I can
Yes in 58 seconds
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Worked on tires for years those things leak all the time only way is to remove tire and patch it the right way
If you are years workers you should know difference this one and other plugs.
Yes except I use the rope style patch not paper
Try chemical plug from reXpair
You might finish it in less than a minute, but in the UK that's classed as a illegal repair!!!!!!! Its what we call in the trade a bodge😝
Illegal in the UK?? Thought you could use them as long as not close to side wall? I personally wouldn't lol
@@bikerted hi mate yeah a push through plug from the outside is classed as a illegal repair, AA/RAC these roadside recovery people use them just to get the car to a proper tyre shop ,then we pull the plug out and mushroom plug it from the inside NTDA rules ,I am a agricultural fitter mainly, I plug shoulders and sidewalls in agg its just grt it rolling lol
Lean something new every day,, Shouldn't be about able to see them really should they,
@@bikerted it's just to get your self sorted and home mate ,temporary 👍, I use them alot on ATV/RTV theyare a godsend for agricultural stuff ,just people think there a permanent fix , if I was stuck and that's all I had I would do what I needed to do to get home 😃👊👍
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I use scrape first and putt glue into worm and leave it like that i dont cut it. And never had timed it but its fast repair.
*"I can finish in 30 seconds."*
Cool
"3 nanoseconds"- 🙍🏼♀️
Yup... about quick 4 rabbit strokes and a minute later and I'm.... done...
Good idea. Gets around the most nonsense thing to happen to newer cars, no spare tyre.
It'll getcha to the tire shop I guess
You are supposed to burn the end off… tip from a Mercedes trained mechanic.
Wasn’t finished in a minute. The pressure still had to be adjusted.
Got him on a technicality.
This is the rust tire repair. After 60 days you'll have a big globe in your tire.
Welcome to 2020, the new tire puncture repair kit based on chemical sealing way.
It’s temporary
Я обычный жгут за 30 секунд вставляю!
I wouldn’t dare drive off with that tire
Slow is smooth.....Smooth is fast.....
I tried to show my wife how to do this. She did a terrible job. So bad I had to puncture.
It took him less than a minute to ruin that tire.
Oh my god he's on xrepair mode.
And??? You can plug a tire! YOU DA MAN!!!😂🤣😂🦑🦑🦑🦑🦑
I thought he was gonna change the tire or something 🤣😂😀😀🤣
My wife says I never finish anything.
Now fix it with a permanent fix in a minute
This shit ain’t temporary mine I fixed a couple years ago is still holding strong! (Knock on wood)
Permenanently repair
Bro that's wrong. The tire didn't give consent yet
Yeh Boooyyy
That's enough Lubrication
Wow wow wow 👍👏😉
While fixing a flat tyre finding the puncture takes more time than fixing it...
yes, agree
I just stabbed each one of my tires trying this. The fourth one was under 45 seconds. I win!
Now, you need to put some Air into the tyre!
yes, you are right.
Genio!
Saving that money huh
Tire plugs were once made from cat guts!
No they weren't
They may have been made from "catgut"... which is made of sheep intestine and is used for many different things, but nothing was ever made from cats guts.
POV your in Alabama and your a cameraman.
If it leaks again expect a new tire
So you can't do it in under a minute cuz that tire needs air back up to proper pressure.
you are right.
Sure could...on my riding mower. I'd never plug an automobile tire unless it was a last resort
Speedrunner fixing a tire
I’m more of a 30 seconds guy 🤣
Ive plugged hundreds of tires...never used any kind of sealant or glue...just different plugs i guess.
Not glue, dude. Same with inside patch.
They are nice looking but at 70 a set I can do the same with auto store for 80 percent off.
if you are outside city, or you are in travelling..
Slow is fast, and fast is slow.
With a tire machine I can unmount the old and mount a new regular car tire at the same time as this repair
How can you ummount a tire if you are outside a city?
@@reXpair being outside a city is not related to which is the best way to fix or replace a tire.
Ya do one that's hard like where the nail head is broken off. Not one where the damn nail head is sticking out a quarter of an inch and dead center of the tire. Like that ever happens.
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Who cares how long it takes as long as its done right.
I agree, dude.
Didn't correct tire pressure and leak test.
FAIL.
Don't you turn the plug tool after inserting for this kind?
Bhai car bhi sath milegi 😁😁
I just did one on my car and i was done half way through this video old rope plug work faster!