nails in tire
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Patches work better than plugs. With plugs theres usually always a really really slow leak. It wont be really irritating but it would just be better to get a patch for cheap @ a tire shop.
Patches work better than plugs. With plugs theres usually always a really really slow leak. It wont be really irritating but it would just be better to get a patch for cheap @ a tire shop.
ehhh i would patch it cuz its cheap, and if anything happens u can take it back.. but plugging it is good too if you do it right.. you just have to trust ya self or a buddy lol... then i would plug it.. cuz the kit is real cheap
I plugged one of mine a few months ago and the tire isn't leaking at all. Of course, that is cause I did it right haha. You probably won't get it right on the first try, but you can just re-plug it or shove another plug in the same hole if it is still leaking.
I haven't had a tire patched at a tire shop in many years, however I know I had them patched at a tire shop where I bought my tires and they did it for free. If I were you, I would call the tire dealer where I bought the tire and ask them how much for a patch. Tell them you bought your tires there and you got a nail in two of them.
I haven't had a tire patched at a tire shop in many years, however I know I had them patched at a tire shop where I bought my tires and they did it for free. If I were you, I would call the tire dealer where I bought the tire and ask them how much for a patch. Tell them you bought your tires there and you got a nail in two of them.
I've never had any problems plugging tires. In addition to what is recommended, I paint the hole with rubber cement after reaming it before I put the plug in. After the plug is in, I paint the whole thing with more rubber cement. Clip off anything that protrudes past the tread.
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