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Tire repair question
I was reading a Popular Mechanics in a waiting room, and they had an article
on how to fix a flat. They said that tire repairs involved putting a patch on the inside of the tire. That is how mine were fixed in the past, but the last few have had plugs put in. The plugs seemed to work fine. What is the proper method. They also recommended a can of air and material to plug the hole for temporary repairs, and then getting a real patch. I was told that those cans ruin the inside surface so a patch can't be used. What is the story there? |
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