This girl is absolutely amazing! I would love to hire her, she is dedicated, strong, does an excellent job and doesn't even break a sweat! However, two things, first I think she should be wearing a mask so she doesn't inhale all those fumes and rubber pieces, and I don't think that tire was really worth repairing, but either way, she is an excellent worker and does a great job!
I work at a tire shop and as a tire tech I would never even try fixing a big rig tire with a whole on the sidewall and for whoever is gonna end up mounting and putting 100 psi in that tire good luck I would never go for it it’s too dangerous it can blow up on your face come on people use some common sense
Third world country they don't have tires at there disposal as we do....they make do with what they have, that tire will probably never fail because of that repair....they aren't driving on highways at highway speeds....
Come work at a steel mill. The masks are 'required', but no one wears them. You sweat, the mask absorbs it. After 5 minutes you are waterboarding yourself while trying to do hard labor. It's much less painful to just breath the steel dust.
Enjoy your first world privilege. Most of the rest of the world functions in a much less coddeled safety bubble than you live in. First world over protection creates first world sissies.
You're an amazing young woman! I'm truly impressed, but how many years can you do this type of work? I did it for eleven years. That was enough for me.
The puncture is right on the edge of the tire, any tire shop would tell you to just get a new tire, it's not worth fixing at that point even with good tread. I work at a tire shop as well😂
Can't do a side wall repair in the UK. Why do these chinese repair videos alway show horrific health and safety and terrible practices. You tube need to label this stuff as dangerous.
@@craigkinney853 They're trying to assimilate the West into the CHICOM Borg. This and many other similar vids are propaganda which attempts to normalize unsafe, substandard, third world practices.
I am in the US and I don't know anything about tires. I do know that when I have had a nail in my car tire anywhere near the sidewall I was told no repair, only replacement. But getting back to the point of this video, Mia is certainly a very knowledgeable and capable tire tech. I certainly hope she gets paid what she is worth. Does anyone know what country she is in? I wonder if she is the owner of the shop.
This is totally unsafe tire repair. A huge piece of the tire is being removed. This jeopardizes the structure of the tire. Chinese tires are cheaply made and replacement is required. The labor entailed in attempting to fix the damaged tire further indicates why the tire should be replaced. This is a ridiculous repair. Do Not perform this repair. ! Unsafe !
@@Mattlawton-ft6ew yes, you can. the crown is a problem due to the edge of the belt package. thats why you open it up and carve it back. reinforce the injury with a section repair, and fill in the hole with cushion gum rubber.
No “reputable” tire repair facility in this country would even consider repairing that tire! Not to mention, by law they can’t!! That part of the tire has the highest stress levels. And it seems she was more concerned about the rubber dust on her hoodie than in her lungs!!🤦♂️🤷♂️
That is called a section repair and it is more common than you would expect. It is mostly done in Ag and OTR but can be done on commercial truck. Most of the time the cost of labour and materials make it cheaper to replace truck tires.
@AJ Nichols not necessarily. i charge $56 for a section repair here in new England. vs a 4-6 hundred dollar tire. once its been section repaired though i wont retread it. im not adding 4 more years to the tire
@@anytirellc I am in Canada and usually a section repair on a commercial truck Tire is 3/4 the price of a new one. But if it is cheaper there then it makes sense
Much love to all the young hard workers of this world 🌎! Thanks for letting us all know, good young people are out there and not what that TV tries to brainwash us into believing! Your people are the backbone of this world we live in and I can say with all my heart with all my strength God loves not me although he does but you’re workers makes my sleep sweet. God Bless, HB
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I would have trusted the inside patch, the destruction the tech caused to the steel belt makes this tire an extreme hazard to anyone near it in operation, maybe even states away depending on what it's hauling.
Independiente mente de si es legal o no en algunos paises esta señorita es una experta con mucho conocimiento,y eso es una garantía para que tu llanta aguante hata que se acabe,si o si. Un gran abrazo a esta mujer tan trabajadora .
Awesome seeing a woman have interest in that profession, however I can't help but wonder why there is no eye protection or breathing mask protection being used.
NEVER carry out a tyre repair anywhere near the sidewall. The Sidewall is supporting the weight of the vehicle. This WILL get you and possibly others killed.
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I would have double or triple plugged the outside, then snipped inside and single and then double patched the eventual size used. I just do not see the benefit in taking out all that material only to put it back. But I do agree, a tire damaged outside the tread CAN be reasonably repaired.
That girl has confidence. She has put in time, sweat and ill bet some blood too, she learned how to do something alot of us would not do because we live in a disposable society and quite frankly we're lazy as heck. Shes awesome, and on top of all that shes really cute too! Yep, all that and a bag of chips 😊
Never do this it is very dangerous and illegal in many countries... Also no PPE ! Safety glasses, respiratory mask, and gloves minimum but ideally overall and safety boots ... Makes me wonder when the machinery was last given safety checks 😱
Wow…no respiratory, eye protection or gloves?! I guess when you have to eat and have a roof over your head this will do. Thank God He has provided for me my whole life with a great job I enjoy , Peace, Sal 💪🏻
🛑🛑 Dangerous Repair. 🛑🛑 Cutting through the steel reinforcement wires in both the tread and sidewall is a disaster waiting to happen. Don't know why she bothered vaccuming the dust out, she inhaled most of it in!
Hello my respect for your diligence, but I still suggest that you wear a breathing mask when sanding because the dust gets stuck in your lungs. This is very dangerous for your health in the future.
In my opinion: I was amazed at how far she went with it. A tire like that shouldn't go over 55 mph & be only driven in the city - like with retreaded tires. Retreaded tires aren't meant for really high speeds & we see all sorts of shear off all over the highway because of it. There are plug patches to simplify punctures. You'd grind the inside around the hole exactly like a patch & pull the tapered plug through the hole extending to the outside tread to where you trim it flush. She appears to have ground into the belt structures for reasons unbeknownst to me. The tire should blow out there when hot. A tire like that would run 115 psi & after a long drive get to 175 psi. If that were to be a axillary rear tire for an off road trailer she might get some use out of it. But I wouldn't want to be standing next to it when it blows. Someone meantioned it was a side wall issue. But truck tires aren't the same as light passenger vehicle tires. Truck tires seal at the outside bead after being blasted with an air cannon to get the side walls to meet the rim with air rushing in through the valve stem. I wouldn't have ground into the belt area even if I felt that I needed that tire being the last tire on earth & just used a plug patch & called it good. You could lay a bigger Patch over the plug patch as an extra precaution. That's some scary repair.
First off I'd like to applaud the woman doing the work she seems extremely skilled but I also appreciate the comments. I thought it was just me. I watched it and thought: a. This can't be safe b. For all of the work, you might as well get a new tire. Kudos 👏 to her for the work tho!
The cost of a new tire must be horrendous in whatever country this is being done in. This would get you brought up on criminal charges in the U.S. and most of Europe, and Canada and Japan. Not really worth it for the condition of the tire or tread left.
Is this what is referred to as a section repair? Im not a tire tech but I purchase tires and tire repairs. No tire shop I have ever been in contact with in the USA have ever told me anything other then tire replacement when it comes to sidewall damage. This usually leads to a 2 or even a 4 tire purchase with a dual wheel assembly. A good drive tire is now 600 to 800 dollars a piece in the USA. A tire repair like this might be worth a try with a vehicle that never travels more then 45 mph. Sidewalls flex a lot which is why, I am told, repairs to sidewall damage dont work. Many commets here have such repairs actually illegal in most US states.
During the course of these various repairs, there is a lot of dust created. She should wear a mask with filters that could protect her against micro fibers. Over time, she could develop brething issues.
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I worked for a tire manufacture for years. You never, ever try to repair, plug or patch a hole in the sidewall. Never! The integrity of the tire is ruined and will blow out. It is illegal in the US to do this type repair.
Yeah things are a little.diffrent in these places, Im not saying I would drive with that tire at highway speeds but the driving they are doing that tire will probably never blow....
It won’t blow out. Mfg Just say that because so people buy new tires. I’ve seen trucking companies do this on the down low to save money and never an issue with blow out. I’m not saying to do this but it works! Save the planet and some money but risk lives . In these countries, they really don’t give a shit lol
If you noticed on the shelf it looked like it had Chinese written on it. I have a hard time believing it would be legal to make that kind of repair in the USA on drive tires and especially not on the steer tires. I guess since China places a low value on a human life of course they would consider it acceptable. I’m curious whether they even have high speed interstates over there.
Next time I go to garage for a wall puncture I am going to insist they repair it and don't try to sell me a new tyre. Should be fun 😂😂😂 Having said that this lass is very skillful.
Just make sure your long hair is always tied up really well. Scares me seeing people with long hair and rotary tools. There was a young woman in the tool shop at this college. She was in the work area by herself. She was using a drill press. Her long hair got caught. It instantly jerked her away from being able to hit the off switch. It scalped her, and she died.
Man that’s awful to imagine. You are right. I knew a girl who had long hair and was tubing. Being pulled behind a boat like a skier only on a big tube. She was experienced and the boat was Fast. Her hair got wrapped and tangled on the rope and scalped her as well. She lived.
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Wow....! Seemed pretty aggressive going into that tire, and removing that much rubber ! And then the patch on the outside ! Guess poor people have poor ways ! But to the technician, I'll have to say her work ethics are spot on ! Fantastic worker ! But I wouldn't want to drive on that ! Thanks, but no thanks !
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This girl is absolutely amazing! I would love to hire her, she is dedicated, strong, does an excellent job and doesn't even break a sweat! However, two things, first I think she should be wearing a mask so she doesn't inhale all those fumes and rubber pieces, and I don't think that tire was really worth repairing, but either way, she is an excellent worker and does a great job!
I work at a tire shop and as a tire tech I would never even try fixing a big rig tire with a whole on the sidewall and for whoever is gonna end up mounting and putting 100 psi in that tire good luck I would never go for it it’s too dangerous it can blow up on your face come on people use some common sense
Yep and how about airing the tire without a cage to protect youfrom the exploding tire / rim? But it saved the driver $200
This is china, human lives don't worth more than tires
Third world country they don't have tires at there disposal as we do....they make do with what they have, that tire will probably never fail because of that repair....they aren't driving on highways at highway speeds....
They’re in China big dog
They have more people than they know what to do with, safety takes a bench seat in most cases.
That rubber dust all over the hoodie, is also entering her lungs. Yikes
In America the cost of labor would of cost more than getting a new tire. 😂
That's exactly what I was thinking.
I'm not even a trucker and I know that ain't safe. 😂
Why does so much material have to be removed? Seems to me the repair is worse than the injury.......a very small hole.
Wow... I've never seen anyone inhale raw rubber and metal dust like that.
At least she has eye protection..
Come work at a steel mill. The masks are 'required', but no one wears them. You sweat, the mask absorbs it. After 5 minutes you are waterboarding yourself while trying to do hard labor. It's much less painful to just breath the steel dust.
@@davidwaller3790 and safety boots,but dead in a few years lungs full of rubber.
Enjoy your first world privilege. Most of the rest of the world functions in a much less coddeled safety bubble than you live in. First world over protection creates first world sissies.
@@kennethtownend8301
Maybe it can be dissolved by inhaling diesel fumes every time you fill up.
I think I’d be wearing a respirator of some kind!
All the people 3 miles down the road who hit the retread after it pops off the tire will thank you for this.
She brings a whole new meaning to "Discount Tire".
You're an amazing young woman! I'm truly impressed, but how many years can you do this type of work? I did it for eleven years. That was enough for me.
The puncture is right on the edge of the tire, any tire shop would tell you to just get a new tire, it's not worth fixing at that point even with good tread. I work at a tire shop as well😂
It's against the law in California to repair a tire side wall. I have had customers beg me to do it, I refused.
Most places will refuse to do a sidewall repair like that because of the liability.
CA has a LOTTA STUPID laws but that ain't one of them. That tire is toast.
Same in Australia. Nobody here would be carefree enough to do that
Can't do a side wall repair in the UK. Why do these chinese repair videos alway show horrific health and safety and terrible practices. You tube need to label this stuff as dangerous.
@@craigkinney853
They're trying to assimilate the West into the CHICOM Borg. This and many other similar vids are propaganda which attempts to normalize unsafe, substandard, third world practices.
Either way, Mechanic James does everything in that shop. Hats off to her.
I am in the US and I don't know anything about tires. I do know that when I have had a nail in my car tire anywhere near the sidewall I was told no repair, only replacement. But getting back to the point of this video, Mia is certainly a very knowledgeable and capable tire tech. I certainly hope she gets paid what she is worth. Does anyone know what country she is in? I wonder if she is the owner of the shop.
Мы в России делаем такой ремонт. И все работает отменно. Девочка профи. Грамотно все делала. Только матерьял я использую ваши тэч. Но клеи японские.
This is totally unsafe tire repair. A huge piece of the tire is being removed. This jeopardizes the structure of the tire. Chinese tires are cheaply made and replacement is required. The labor entailed in attempting to fix the damaged tire further indicates why the tire should be replaced. This is a ridiculous repair. Do Not perform this repair. ! Unsafe !
Very impressive, the skills you have. Great job
Thank you! Cheers!
I had no idea you could repair a truck tire that way. However it's just fun to watch her at work.
You can't really
@@Mattlawton-ft6ew yes, you can.
the crown is a problem due to the edge of the belt package. thats why you open it up and carve it back. reinforce the injury with a section repair, and fill in the hole with cushion gum rubber.
@Wally Balldinger its the correct terminology. so congratulations on your inability to learn from people that know more than you on a subject.
@@anytirellcWhat are you gabbing about?
Side wall is compromised. Doing this puts you at increased risk of having a blow out.
Thanks for teaching me how to fix a flat tire my friend
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No “reputable” tire repair facility in this country would even consider repairing that tire! Not to mention, by law they can’t!! That part of the tire has the highest stress levels.
And it seems she was more concerned about the rubber dust on her hoodie than in her lungs!!🤦♂️🤷♂️
thats actually false. a professional with the right equipment can repair a crown, and even a sidewall.
That is called a section repair and it is more common than you would expect. It is mostly done in Ag and OTR but can be done on commercial truck. Most of the time the cost of labour and materials make it cheaper to replace truck tires.
@AJ Nichols not necessarily. i charge $56 for a section repair here in new England. vs a 4-6 hundred dollar tire.
once its been section repaired though i wont retread it. im not adding 4 more years to the tire
@@anytirellc I am in Canada and usually a section repair on a commercial truck Tire is 3/4 the price of a new one. But if it is cheaper there then it makes sense
She does good work👍🏼
The labor she has in that tire it would be better to buy a new one and it would be stronger.
Such good workers! You must be proud of them! We love them 🪄✨♥️
Love you also! For being so blessed 😇
Much love to all the young hard workers of this world 🌎! Thanks for letting us all know, good young people are out there and not what that TV tries to brainwash us into believing! Your people are the backbone of this world we live in and I can say with all my heart with all my strength God loves not me although he does but you’re workers makes my sleep sweet.
God Bless, HB
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I would have trusted the inside patch, the destruction the tech caused to the steel belt makes this tire an extreme hazard to anyone near it in operation, maybe even states away depending on what it's hauling.
Excelente trabajo,una dura!!! Mi respeto y admiración!!!! Dios te bendiga,,,hoy y siempre
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There are so many reasons why this won't last and is dangerous....for one, the belts are now compromised.
Independiente mente de si es legal o no en algunos paises esta señorita es una experta con mucho conocimiento,y eso es una garantía para que tu llanta aguante hata que se acabe,si o si.
Un gran abrazo a esta mujer tan trabajadora .
Awesome seeing a woman have interest in that profession, however I can't help but wonder why there is no eye protection or breathing mask protection being used.
Excelente trabajo felicitaciones a esta chica muy profesional le pone todo el empeño que se requiere y además de eso es muy bella 🌹🌻
NEVER carry out a tyre repair anywhere near the sidewall. The Sidewall is supporting the weight of the vehicle. This WILL get you and possibly others killed.
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Really....How much more could a new tire have cost😂😂😂. A lot of work for a used tire!
Respect i'll share your clips with my friends and relatives also to my boss at Michelin that have a weel service !! Respect !! you are Great !!
In other countries that's perfectly acceptable, but here in America we don't patch holes period as we replace the tire now.
Good thing but that could all change.
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I would have double or triple plugged the outside, then snipped inside and single and then double patched the eventual size used. I just do not see the benefit in taking out all that material only to put it back. But I do agree, a tire damaged outside the tread CAN be reasonably repaired.
That girl has confidence. She has put in time, sweat and ill bet some blood too, she learned how to do something alot of us would not do because we live in a disposable society and quite frankly we're lazy as heck. Shes awesome, and on top of all that shes really cute too! Yep, all that and a bag of chips 😊
Never do this it is very dangerous and illegal in many countries... Also no PPE ! Safety glasses, respiratory mask, and gloves minimum but ideally overall and safety boots ... Makes me wonder when the machinery was last given safety checks 😱
Its China.
She works with what she has or starves.
@@samegalle1089 it's not just that it's lack of regulation and exploitation of the people ... The basics would cost very little.
Wow…no respiratory, eye protection or gloves?! I guess when you have to eat and have a roof over your head this will do. Thank God He has provided for me my whole life with a great job I enjoy , Peace, Sal 💪🏻
Trabalho perfeito! Parabéns a essa jovem pelo exemplo de dedicação e capricho.🇧🇷
A big tyre plug and it's fixed,no need to take tyre off
You, no, what you doing? I love it.
Good job❤❤❤
I love watching your videos 👍
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🛑🛑 Dangerous Repair. 🛑🛑
Cutting through the steel reinforcement wires in both the tread and sidewall is a disaster waiting to happen.
Don't know why she bothered vaccuming the dust out, she inhaled most of it in!
Oh Hell No. Never repair a hole that close to the side wall.
Impressive skill....seriously wouldn't put it back on any vehicle let alone a truck!😮
All that trouble only for you to get another large puncture the following day..........
........on the exact same spot!
Tudo de bom, Super Profissional.😊
She's so cute, and, adorable!
Nice and trim.
Hello my respect for your diligence, but I still suggest that you wear a breathing mask when sanding because the dust gets stuck in your lungs. This is very dangerous for your health in the future.
In my opinion: I was amazed at how far she went with it. A tire like that shouldn't go over 55 mph & be only driven in the city - like with retreaded tires.
Retreaded tires aren't meant for really high speeds & we see all sorts of shear off all over the highway because of it.
There are plug patches to simplify punctures. You'd grind the inside around the hole exactly like a patch & pull the tapered plug through the hole extending to the outside tread to where you trim it flush.
She appears to have ground into the belt structures for reasons unbeknownst to me. The tire should blow out there when hot.
A tire like that would run 115 psi & after a long drive get to 175 psi.
If that were to be a axillary rear tire for an off road trailer she might get some use out of it. But I wouldn't want to be standing next to it when it blows.
Someone meantioned it was a side wall issue. But truck tires aren't the same as light passenger vehicle tires. Truck tires seal at the outside bead after being blasted with an air cannon to get the side walls to meet the rim with air rushing in through the valve stem.
I wouldn't have ground into the belt area even if I felt that I needed that tire being the last tire on earth & just used a plug patch & called it good. You could lay a bigger Patch over the plug patch as an extra precaution.
That's some scary repair.
Don't try it if you have got her skill and experience. Too dangerous.
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First off I'd like to applaud the woman doing the work she seems extremely skilled but I also appreciate the comments. I thought it was just me. I watched it and thought: a. This can't be safe b. For all of the work, you might as well get a new tire. Kudos 👏 to her for the work tho!
Parabéns pelo esforço 😅❤
The cost of a new tire must be horrendous in whatever country this is being done in. This would get you brought up on criminal charges in the U.S. and most of Europe, and Canada and Japan. Not really worth it for the condition of the tire or tread left.
这很有趣。我从未见过在任何轮胎上进行过这种类型的修复。我认为通常在美国，轮胎会被丢弃，被认为无法修复。但我可能只是落后于时代了。再次感谢您的视频。你做得很好。
Is this what is referred to as a section repair? Im not a tire tech but I purchase tires and tire repairs. No tire shop I have ever been in contact with in the USA have ever told me anything other then tire replacement when it comes to sidewall damage. This usually leads to a 2 or even a 4 tire purchase with a dual wheel assembly. A good drive tire is now 600 to 800 dollars a piece in the USA. A tire repair like this might be worth a try with a vehicle that never travels more then 45 mph. Sidewalls flex a lot which is why, I am told, repairs to sidewall damage dont work. Many commets here have such repairs actually illegal in most US states.
During the course of these various repairs, there is a lot of dust created. She should wear a mask with filters that could protect her against micro fibers. Over time, she could develop brething issues.
Amazing talent !!!
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I worked for a tire manufacture for years. You never, ever try to repair, plug or patch a hole in the sidewall. Never! The integrity of the tire is ruined and will blow out. It is illegal in the US to do this type repair.
In those countries people don’t care but yes it’s a problem in US
Yeah things are a little.diffrent in these places, Im not saying I would drive with that tire at highway speeds but the driving they are doing that tire will probably never blow....
Yes that is true
Retread tires have also been removed and are illegal
Even patching a flat can be dangerous
It won’t blow out. Mfg Just say that because so people buy new tires. I’ve seen trucking companies do this on the down low to save money and never an issue with blow out. I’m not saying to do this but it works! Save the planet and some money but risk lives . In these countries, they really don’t give a shit lol
Especially in the shoulder
There is no Way that tire can be safe after that "repair "
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The music was great!!
DOT saw this tire it would red line the vehicle. Grinding down to the steel cord another no no, the tire is now compromised & can cause a blow out.
All that work costs more than that used tire !! 🤦🏻♂️😁
Here in New Zealand tyre repair shops won’t repair a tyre if it’s on the sidewall
Parabéns que trabalho perfeito
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If you noticed on the shelf it looked like it had Chinese written on it. I have a hard time believing it would be legal to make that kind of repair in the USA on drive tires and especially not on the steer tires. I guess since China places a low value on a human life of course they would consider it acceptable. I’m curious whether they even have high speed interstates over there.
Somewhere a DOT inspector is having a cow right now.
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Lungs and sidewall integrity both leaving the chat together.
Next time I go to garage for a wall puncture I am going to insist they repair it and don't try to sell me a new tyre. Should be fun 😂😂😂
Having said that this lass is very skillful.
This girl obviously knows what she is doing, i agree with the rest of the comments and trusting that tire.
She's trimmed out too!
Just make sure your long hair is always tied up really well. Scares me seeing people with long hair and rotary tools. There was a young woman in the tool shop at this college. She was in the work area by herself. She was using a drill press. Her long hair got caught. It instantly jerked her away from being able to hit the off switch. It scalped her, and she died.
Man that’s awful to imagine. You are right. I knew a girl who had long hair and was tubing. Being pulled behind a boat like a skier only on a big tube. She was experienced and the boat was Fast. Her hair got wrapped and tangled on the rope and scalped her as well. She lived.
Safety should be taught in schools and propaganded on tv. I had many injuries in my life due to ignorance
Alka a dende tu vives hay mas muchachas que trabajen tambien la Mecanica como tu? O tu eres de las unicas que son expertas te felicitó yo amo hacer mecanica pero ya no puedo soy viejo y enfermó saludos nuena amuga
Mantap....i like hers jobfair wonderwoman Hi.
Good job! Is that a front tire 😂
Wow....!
Seemed pretty aggressive going into that tire, and removing that much rubber !
And then the patch on the outside !
Guess poor people have poor ways !
But to the technician, I'll have to say her work ethics are spot on !
Fantastic worker !
But I wouldn't want to drive on that !
Thanks, but no thanks !
God bless you girls! You rock!
But yes, be safe 😊
Эта девушка прекрасна❤
Every time l see your videos my heart melts❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
All that work for bald cracked tire?
為了不吸入橡膠粉塵，請使用面罩! 😉
Kudos for her
However a dust sheild shoud be a must
Muito bom = Very good.
She needs a face shield on , your eyes are precious .. I lost my left eye it change my whole lifestyle around ..
Excelente trabalho, fazer isso é preciso muito conhecimento e confiança, parabéns pelo excelente trabalho...
Y luego de ésa reparación, el neumático soporta el peso y uso de trabajo original? Mmmm, dejame sospechar
So beautiful and hardworking greetings from Costa Rica kisses ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Súper chingona peo tienes todas las máquinas para ese trabajo yo quiero poner una en mi país pero así que tenga de todo para arreglar pero Nesecito que me enseñes corazón si please thanks
How much of those rubber particulates are going into her lungs.
Parabéns mesmo que trabalho bem feito serviço de profissional parabéns 😄