When and where life is cheap and nobody cares one wit about safety. The attitude is, so what if the tire explodes in a few days and kills someone. Just shrug it off.
I've actually been driving heavy vehicles in this part of the world. I quit for one reason, the frequent tyre blowouts. Those repairs are shoddy beyond belief.
The reality of different countries, and how people get by. Be grateful you live in a place where you have the time to criticize other people and their way to get shit done.
They will work perfectly fine it's not a sidewall they filled it in with rubber and they used heat to vulcanize it that is exactly how they would repurpose one in America.
It’s a third-world attitude problem- the idea that appearances are more important than facts. So you see trucks with more money spent on decorations and bumper shrines than on tires. That is no way to get ahead.
Only works in a country where goods cost way more than the price of labor to repair them. With the labor cost of those guys and the opportunity cost of doing that job they could of bought a new tire.
A tire costs 6-8 months wages of a truck driver there. $500/yr is typical for someone working 60+ hrs a week, so they have to make the most of what they get. In central africa, the wages are down to $80-120/yr, so you will find drivers find their own solution to make trucks work.
@@FjordTrotter thinking about this, something is not right here? If there not making more than that and are an owner operator, how do they pay for fuel, and ever buy a tire of any sorts, I'm sure a used rebuilt tire would be $100-200 if a new one costs the price you said. Tires wear out and have to be replaced. Let alone any other repair that's made.🤷
First the money they used in patches could have replaced that with a new tire second now you know why there trucker death rate is so high there this is nothing but stupid dangerous things
Yeah, I'm a tyre fitter, have been for over 12 years, and that's highly illegal in civilized countries. WTAF are they doing 🤦♂️, anyone that knows anything about tyres knows that the tyre in this video was only good for being scrap rubber.
Great job, guys. I have great respect for the hard work you guys do. Don't let the unsympathetic comments stop you from using your skills to make your living. Some people simply lack empathy, especially those who live in developed countries and never faced any hardships. Keep your chin up and keep up the good work.
vulcanization of rubber is the way everyone in the world repairs tires, literally in every city in the world people do it like this so i dont know waht is so special about this video (not undermining the work just dont see what is so amazing about it)
I have done some very strange repairs in the Alaska to get my truck out off the bush. You just have to think ahead and bring the stuff you need to fix stuff.
Very dangerous. It will result in loss of life and money. The cost of the truck and materials it will carry is much more than the price of the tire. This botched up work will fail.
It will be dangerous to the truck but more than the truck in which it is used it is dangerous for the high way traffic. Its tattered pieces can be seen on highways.
You can get away with doing stuff like that when your top speed is slower than a horse. In America that would shred itself apart at 75 Mph or like 140 Kph with a 35 ton load. Lol
ever take a long hard look at retread tires? especially on the inside? Its still done here in the good ole USA, just not out in the open were everyone can see it. In fact one of my off road machines has multiple tires with multiple section repairs, with zero issues.
@@northmanlogging2769 There is a huge difference between retreading a tire in the good old U.S, and what was done in this video. If they appear the same to you, you might want to seek the help of professionals.,
@@northmanlogging2769 Been there done that. In fact I have many friends and family that do just that, so I am not the usual idiot pretending to know what they are talking about. The only reason I commented is because people see stuff like that and think they can get it done or do it as well and that thankfully doesn't happen here.
I think, almost everything can be "brought to life" or restored, but tires are not one of those things. Here in my country, they sell reconditioned tires. Those are worn out tires with new layers applied on their surface, round and round. Even those only work for a short while (some people use it when they want to sell a car so that it looks like it has new tires) and I have seen many case when that entire new lier just flew off. So, restoring tires is not something that I would do considering the risks involved.
What they're doing is almost the same as th-cam.com/video/zBHhzznlcec/w-d-xo.html So It think there is much better merit, specially considering they cure the rubber with heat rather than just gluing a new layer
@@jackmcslay I drove once a car with refurbished tires. I was driving at about 140 Km ph when a heard a slap. I pulled over and sau that one of the tires was looking different than the others. It wasn't my car, so I didn't know that tire was refurbished. 250 m in front of me there was a bridge pillar. That explosion or whatever it was would have killed me if it happened 250 meters further, because the car jumped some 5 meters to the right. Or maybe I, involuntarily steered the wheel to the right, I don't know. SO guys, never use refurbished tires on your cars. They are not safe!
Believe it or not, ALL JET AIRLINER TIRES ARE ' RETREADS ' ! Since the only part of a jet tire that gets worn out is the treaded outer layer, when they get a few flat spots after a number of landings, they are taken off the airplane, dismounted from the rim, and sent to a licensed, regulated tire re-treading facility to be rebuilt. This happens as many as ten times for each tire, and has been the standard practice for aircraft tires since before WW2 !
I would think in this country the traffic on the roads is that crowded vehicles rarely exceed 35-40 mph, so in theory the centrifugal forces that could probably tear a re-tread apart at 90mph( on the less crowded roads and highways of a more developed country) would really be too much of a problem.
I admire their desire to restore something that's gone beyond repair but all those attempts are just in vain.The type that he shaved off was solid rubber whereas the rubber he used were thin sheets,he should have used thicker sheets.I wonder what strength this can provide.All these methods people opt because tyres are expensive.The governments all over the world must ensure that tyres are available at affordable prices then these methods won't have room.
The New rubber already cracking
Wonder why they never show a video of the repaired tire in action?
Found one. th-cam.com/video/FcLIjL9G9Rs/w-d-xo.html
When and where life is cheap and nobody cares one wit about safety. The attitude is, so what if the tire explodes in a few days and kills someone. Just shrug it off.
Можно было ролтоном с супер клеем заделать, тоже не плохо.
Oh a hand grooved tire missing a big chunk of the tread? Color me shocked lol
They got paid 1,000 rupee for the repair! About $5.50 American.
Masyallah
I've actually been driving heavy vehicles in this part of the world. I quit for one reason, the frequent tyre blowouts. Those repairs are shoddy beyond belief.
The reality of different countries, and how people get by.
Be grateful you live in a place where you have the time to criticize other people and their way to get shit done.
I like the way he marks the area repaired at the end. Like nobody sees where the repair is at
😂😂😂
I couldn't find it some how
A blind monkey could find that "repair"
My favorite part of these videos is seeing all the safety gear they use.
I like the osha approved sandals
😂😂🤣🤣🤣😬🤣
Like the new invisible eye protection , no more old clunky safety glasses
THIS IS PAKISTAN!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
God help whoever ends up relying on that part of the tire to hold under emergency braking.
They do the same to rebuild the girls' hymen
I've used that type of rubber and hot plates to fix tubes when I was younger. It's called vulcanization and works well.
"Now it is 100% safe." - says the safety inspector while wearing safety flipflops.
По ходу они там ничего не выкидывают.
Excellent....now if only they can get rid of all
those remaining zig zag gouges.
The truth is that five people wasted time to repair a tire and find out if it would look good ... a risk on the roads
@@nainitalism What has skin colour to do with this ?
You're a bloody racist !
This took sketchiness to a different level. Should have used his hair gel for better results
You would uses it if thats all you had.
Barber shop in the front ,Tire repair in the back
......and this is how people die.
I was thinking of getting my mother in law a set of these tires....
I got mine a set and now she resting at Pine Hill
They will work perfectly fine it's not a sidewall they filled it in with rubber and they used heat to vulcanize it that is exactly how they would repurpose one in America.
Эта покрышка долго не прослужит. Там корд наверное превратился в труху. Все это от нищеты.
Индийские прогеры по такой же схеме работают. Только на компьютере)
Yea, that'll be safe...
У нас такие сразу в обочину скатывают
It’s a third-world attitude problem- the idea that appearances are more important than facts. So you see trucks with more money spent on decorations and bumper shrines than on tires. That is no way to get ahead.
because people in first world countries are never concerned with appearances over facts. thats just something that doesnt happen. ever
they fix tyres like this in 1st world countries as well , possibly not as big a damaged one but they still fix them with big holes in them
You are absolutely correct George.
The rubber they are pasting to the tyre, won't last on the roads of Pakistan.
Состав резины и износостойкость это для них просто слова
Им похер
Хотел написать, что ремонт косметический, а тут уже изложено
Only works in a country where goods cost way more than the price of labor to repair them. With the labor cost of those guys and the opportunity cost of doing that job they could of bought a new tire.
A tire costs 6-8 months wages of a truck driver there. $500/yr is typical for someone working 60+ hrs a week, so they have to make the most of what they get.
In central africa, the wages are down to $80-120/yr, so you will find drivers find their own solution to make trucks work.
@@FjordTrotter so labor is basically free?
Those wages are less than in the US in like the 1930s!
@@FjordTrotter thinking about this, something is not right here? If there not making more than that and are an owner operator, how do they pay for fuel, and ever buy a tire of any sorts, I'm sure a used rebuilt tire would be $100-200 if a new one costs the price you said. Tires wear out and have to be replaced. Let alone any other repair that's made.🤷
i like how everyone here comments about safety and shit.
you guys this pakistan not the u.s
jesus christ
First the money they used in patches could have replaced that with a new tire second now you know why there trucker death rate is so high there this is nothing but stupid dangerous things
so will it hydroplane?
"just this part"
And look MA, he's still got all his fingers!!
thats because they are not stupid
Нихрена се! А что, так можно было?!
They do a good job within their means that somehow in the odd sense doesn't get the job done.
Looks like Red Greens repair shop
И самое смешное коментаторы из за бугра говорят спасибо , как говаривал ныне покойный ЗАДОРНОВ НУ ТУПЫЕ
Yeah, I'm a tyre fitter, have been for over 12 years, and that's highly illegal in civilized countries. WTAF are they doing 🤦♂️, anyone that knows anything about tyres knows that the tyre in this video was only good for being scrap rubber.
No regards for safety- Just thinking how to make money!
Through all this they maintain great hair👌
Great job, guys. I have great respect for the hard work you guys do. Don't let the unsympathetic comments stop you from using your skills to make your living. Some people simply lack empathy, especially those who live in developed countries and never faced any hardships. Keep your chin up and keep up the good work.
3 часа ждали.. хоть бы станцевали что ли))
Gente trabajadora y muy talentosa, los felicito!!!
I have done tires for a long time any type of retread should be illegal that always flys off and damages other cars in the long run not worth it!
So sorry, is not safe. Just replaced the tyre, safety issues is more important and it can save life.
Black licorice fruit roll ups.
vulcanization of rubber is the way everyone in the world repairs tires, literally in every city in the world people do it like this so i dont know waht is so special about this video (not undermining the work just dont see what is so amazing about it)
Very ingenious brothers in Pakistan. Thanks!
Lol, common place on the highways in India, Pakistan, etc.. Wouldn't be allowed outside of a parking lot in the US..
Just like new ! 🙄🙄🙄🙄 I couldn’t even see the repair...
How many minutes guarantee do you get ?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
11.00 20? Jeez. Those go on lockrings,can't imagine how horrible the safety is for those.
बहुत ही खतरनाक है यह थोड़े से पैसों की बचत के लिये जिन्दगी दांव पर न लगाएँ नए टायर ही लें।
I have done some very strange repairs in the Alaska to get my truck out off the bush. You just have to think ahead and bring the stuff you need to fix stuff.
Very dangerous. It will result in loss of life and money. The cost of the truck and materials it will carry is much more than the price of the tire. This botched up work will fail.
Big risk fuuuuuuul
All that work for $.50 cents
And puts life of the truck driver, others at risk. This is not amazing but stupid & dangerous technique to repair tyres.
It will be dangerous to the truck but more than the truck in which it is used it is dangerous for the high way traffic. Its tattered pieces can be seen on highways.
Solubility
You will be high with alcohol.
Inflammable!!
Heat conduction
Pellet
What a tragedy: children working with dangerous chemicals and equipment.
ese trabajo no va durar ni 4 días, ese material es muy simple y no está diseñado para remplazar al caucho de la llanta .
Brilliant video thank u 😍😀😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Manually recapping a truck tire? My goodness I'll buy a new one please
Выглядит безопасно и надёжно 👍
Вот именно что только выглядит , при резком торможении вылететит все нахрен
Whear in a shop I have six Old tire I want made tires plz you send me location of tire shop
cheapskate scabs bodgy repair she be right few rubber patches be road worthy safe on your way.
カーカスが見えていましたが修復で見えなくなりました♪
全体的にタイヤ自体が劣化していても大丈夫なのですか？
You can get away with doing stuff like that when your top speed is slower than a horse. In America that would shred itself apart at 75 Mph or like 140 Kph with a 35 ton load. Lol
ever take a long hard look at retread tires? especially on the inside? Its still done here in the good ole USA, just not out in the open were everyone can see it. In fact one of my off road machines has multiple tires with multiple section repairs, with zero issues.
@@northmanlogging2769 There is a huge difference between retreading a tire in the good old U.S, and what was done in this video. If they appear the same to you, you might want to seek the help of professionals.,
@@MrKingdavis13 take a long hard look at a few retreads, or better yet visit a shop that does retreading, or section repairs
@@northmanlogging2769 Been there done that. In fact I have many friends and family that do just that, so I am not the usual idiot pretending to know what they are talking about. The only reason I commented is because people see stuff like that and think they can get it done or do it as well and that thankfully doesn't happen here.
As far as I have heard, they use this repaired tyres on Tractor Trolleys. Max Speed would be about 34-40 Kmph I guess. So it's pretty safe
At least cut in the missing tread.
I think, almost everything can be "brought to life" or restored, but tires are not one of those things. Here in my country, they sell reconditioned tires. Those are worn out tires with new layers applied on their surface, round and round. Even those only work for a short while (some people use it when they want to sell a car so that it looks like it has new tires) and I have seen many case when that entire new lier just flew off.
So, restoring tires is not something that I would do considering the risks involved.
What they're doing is almost the same as th-cam.com/video/zBHhzznlcec/w-d-xo.html
So It think there is much better merit, specially considering they cure the rubber with heat rather than just gluing a new layer
@@jackmcslay I drove once a car with refurbished tires. I was driving at about 140 Km ph when a heard a slap. I pulled over and sau that one of the tires was looking different than the others. It wasn't my car, so I didn't know that tire was refurbished. 250 m in front of me there was a bridge pillar. That explosion or whatever it was would have killed me if it happened 250 meters further, because the car jumped some 5 meters to the right. Or maybe I, involuntarily steered the wheel to the right, I don't know. SO guys, never use refurbished tires on your cars. They are not safe!
Believe it or not, ALL JET AIRLINER TIRES ARE ' RETREADS ' ! Since the only part of a jet tire
that gets worn out is the treaded outer layer, when they get a few flat spots after a number of
landings, they are taken off the airplane, dismounted from the rim, and sent to a licensed,
regulated tire re-treading facility to be rebuilt. This happens as many as ten times for each
tire, and has been the standard practice for aircraft tires since before WW2 !
@@paulrward and they run around 300 psi.
I would think in this country the traffic on the roads is that crowded vehicles rarely exceed 35-40 mph, so in theory the centrifugal forces that could probably tear a re-tread apart at 90mph( on the less crowded roads and highways of a more developed country) would really be too much of a problem.
Belo TRABALHO esse povo é muito inteligente adoro esses vídeos
Rein handwerklich ist es echt gut gemacht... Aber die Reparaturstelle ist viel zu groß, das ist total unsicher.
Nada de EPIS.? Quanto vai durar este remendo?
I heard they sold the tire to Mexico so they could use it on their space shuttle
Donald duck rapairshop
I admire their desire to restore something that's gone beyond repair but all those attempts are just in vain.The type that he shaved off was solid rubber whereas the rubber he used were thin sheets,he should have used thicker sheets.I wonder what strength this can provide.All these methods people opt because tyres are expensive.The governments all over the world must ensure that tyres are available at affordable prices then these methods won't have room.
The governments won't even fix the roads to help preserve tires and vehicle components
that's murder
They failed to take a mold of the tread as is done in many other videos
It took four men to do that….and it looked like one blind man did it.
the definition of bottom feeding
Bahuth Acha thareekha hi bhaiya...tyre vste Nahi Hoga...
почему мы бедные , потому что глупые . почему мы глупые , потому что бедные . как долго оно проходит ?
It was good that he put the chalk line around the repair, who would have known where it was?
Is very dangerous this reparation in countries is ilegal
Your life is worth more than that tire. Pay for a new one.
вот где люди ремонтируют а не заменой запчастей занимаются.
Seguranca que bom nao tem!
Sir ji mujhe tayar ripeyar karna hai kaha hai aap ki shop
"Very safety" tire after this work .
It looks like slave labor without any security.
Screw this tire repair nonsense, these guys should all be doing hair shampoo commercials.
Just to get it down the road until it hits the next pot hole
En donde consigue esa maquina, que marca es?
If your heart is broken send it to Pakistan)
Hey now! my grandfather had this done to the tires on his 35 Buick during WW II
No safety at all !!!! Astonishing...
Mere paas bahot ture he restore karne k liye
Great winter tire for the hiway
Wonder why do many deaths on the roads 🤔
OSHA is losing their minds watching this knowing they can't do anything about it.
Proof that gaffer tape can fix anything.
Desde Mexico mirando sus videos
Wow!
Third world at its finest.