As someone who does tires for a living, thank you for the job security I'm serious 🙏🏻
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johnaura451 month, 4 weeks ago
Patch/plug combo since the 80’s. I’d never trust any repair in the sidewalk wall.
virginiedelta141 month, 4 weeks ago
I have never had a tire plug fail
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stéphane_lagarde2 months ago
Never try to repair a sidewall damaged tire🤦🏽♂️
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bradley.page1 month, 4 weeks ago
Strips work well and dirt cheap.
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laurencebailly2561 month, 4 weeks ago
I still use the plug kits they take me less than 10 mins and last the remaining life of the tire. You cannot twist your wrist when pushing it in like you are. Straight in, pull straight out. Slathered in rubber contact cement.
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robert_richardson1 month, 4 weeks ago
Never once had a plug pull out.
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davimiguel_silveira1 month, 4 weeks ago
The patch works perfectly
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karen_larson1 month, 4 weeks ago
Tire repair plug/strip by 2010🤔 I must have time traveled back in time multiple times!! I know that I have used them several times in the late 80s and 90s!! Maybe Marty and Doc really did have a time machine
revadawn741 month, 4 weeks ago
Ehhh I never had issues with the tire plugs with the T-handles. I keep a set on the truck along with a compressor in the event of an emergency
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hans-hinrichhendriks2641 month, 4 weeks ago
Plugs work good and i dont know how long theyve been around but at least the late 90s ..
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garytaylor191 month, 4 weeks ago
pointing out a series of products that failed and then tacking your product at the end as if it's gonna work great is a bold move, dvmbass.
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graciela_morales1 month, 4 weeks ago
I’ll definitely stick with the tire plugs unless I’m having a professional tire shop do a plug patch job
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franklinvelvet771 month, 4 weeks ago
I don't use the little caps. I've plugged and patched many with no problems. In a pinch I've plugged the sidewall. Not telling you to do it.
revadawn741 month, 4 weeks ago
Strips have been used for many decades.
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ayushman.chaudry1 month, 4 weeks ago
Thay work good put them on my jeep and my Harley
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charles_renard1 month, 4 weeks ago
Plot twist: the side wall repair is just for bait.
michael.campbell1 month, 4 weeks ago
I was a tyre fitter in the 90s in the UK. We used patches that had a long rubber tail coming from the center of the patch. It acted as a plug in the hole.
NEVER IN THE SIDE WALL
plugs work just fine
As someone who does tires for a living, thank you for the job security I'm serious 🙏🏻
Patch/plug combo since the 80’s. I’d never trust any repair in the sidewalk wall.
I have never had a tire plug fail
Never try to repair a sidewall damaged tire🤦🏽♂️
Strips work well and dirt cheap.
I still use the plug kits they take me less than 10 mins and last the remaining life of the tire. You cannot twist your wrist when pushing it in like you are. Straight in, pull straight out. Slathered in rubber contact cement.
Never once had a plug pull out.
The patch works perfectly
Tire repair plug/strip by 2010🤔 I must have time traveled back in time multiple times!! I know that I have used them several times in the late 80s and 90s!! Maybe Marty and Doc really did have a time machine
Ehhh I never had issues with the tire plugs with the T-handles. I keep a set on the truck along with a compressor in the event of an emergency
Plugs work good and i dont know how long theyve been around but at least the late 90s ..
pointing out a series of products that failed and then tacking your product at the end as if it's gonna work great is a bold move, dvmbass.
I’ll definitely stick with the tire plugs unless I’m having a professional tire shop do a plug patch job
I don't use the little caps. I've plugged and patched many with no problems. In a pinch I've plugged the sidewall. Not telling you to do it.
Strips have been used for many decades.
Thay work good put them on my jeep and my Harley
Plot twist: the side wall repair is just for bait.
I was a tyre fitter in the 90s in the UK. We used patches that had a long rubber tail coming from the center of the patch. It acted as a plug in the hole.